Bee Venom Therapy

There is much written about Bee venom therapy and many people advocate its use for treating RHEUMATIC DISEASES, ARTHRITIS, MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS and a host of other ailments. The use of this therapy should only be used after careful thought and discussion with an Apitherapist and your doctor. The therapy should be carefully monitored, so PLEASE DO NOT just get a hold of a bee and start stinging!

Bee venom therapy is widely accepted and used in China, Japan, Korea, Russia, Eastern Europe countries: Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland. Romania, and Western European Countries: Austria, Germany, Switzerland and France. In Canada and the USA there is a growing number of people who are interested in this kind of treatment. The use of bee venom continues to spread but its main use is to treat rheumatic diseases, chronic arthritis, MS, joint inflammations and gout.

It is very strongly recommended that you use ALL of the hive products along with Bee Venom Treatment, they ALL work together to strengthen your immune system. You need to take 1000mg Royal Jelly, 500mg Propolis, and 2-4 capsules of Pollen a day along with 2-4 tablespoons of Raw Unprocessed Honey. Also take 500 mg a day of the following: St. John's Wort, Ginkgo, Ginseng and Garlic. It is also recommended to take 400mg of Neem Leaf capsules and 1000 to 1500 mg of good quality vitamin-C daily.

Reaction to Bee Venom

Bee Venom is the product of the bee's sting and some people are allergic to it! There are many reactions that can happen, but normally they cause a localized reaction with redness and swelling surrounding the sting area. A more severe reaction will result when the swelling increases to the whole limb causing problems with movement.
The most severe reactions are when the person stung has intensive skin redness, irritation and difficulty in breathing which can result in loss of consciousness. This is also known as "anaphylactic reaction" and needs urgent medical help (If this is not forthcoming DEATH may result.) To order Apis Mel tablets to help counteract reaction until you can get to hospital, click here.

If this condition is known to exist, the person should carry a self-help device containing "adrenaline or epinephrine," this has to be prescribed by a doctor and is only available for the most severe reactions. It is not meant for use where redness and swelling only are experienced.

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