Bee stings cure arthritis? anyone tried it?

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You might give him Hives!

I watched a fascinating prog on TV a while back about a woman in the USA who was attacked by a huge swarm of bees - she almost died and was on life support for days before eventually recovering - and since then her very severe crippling arthritis that was all over her body and had given her terrible pain was TOTALLY cured! She had no arthritis in her system whatsoever, and although the stinging experience was so shocking and she'd nearly died she was over the moon that her arthritis was cured! Though no-one would volunteer for such radical treatment there MUST be something in the venom that triggers a reaction in the body that reverses arthritis, and I imagine scientists are already experimenting about it.

At this point the research on this is thin, but does suggest that there are specific compounds in bee venom that can manage inflammation with a tiny fraction of the side effects caused by modern drugs. There is an entire field of science that is studying the venom from different animals. The studies are also looking at beneficial effects on autoimmune diseases.

Never tried it but i know that chewing tobacco someone has chewed (ew) for a few seconds will cure the sting of a be sting and help the stinger to come out.

Not the bee stings themself, but the heat produced by their sting - provided you're not allergic to them - should be healing. Easier to use would be nettles - at least you can't be allergic to them. This is helpful for arthritis, but only for the reumatic ones! If it is the muscles and the collagen that is affected, neither beestings or nettles will work! Good luck!

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You are asking about bee venom - yes it does strangely enough help inflammatory conditions - so to my logic - thinking about arthritis - it is the inflamation around the joints that causes the pain - however applying this in theory to arthritis may have some remedial effect - however worthy of clinical study - great question for alternative health practioners.

be my guest, i wouldnt try it has im scared of bees! let me knoe if it works then il try it on my husband!!!!