It may seem wacky, but bee venom therapy works to help treat late-stage Lyme disease or chronic Lyme symptoms, says Tracy Brobyn, MD, a physician at the Chung Institute of Integrative Medicine in ...

Increasingly common in cosmetics and skincare, bee venom has received its fair share of praise and scrutiny in recent months. Rachel Sommers, CEO and founder of Intoxicated Cosmetics, said topical ...

When typical treatments didn't work, Mrs Colburn and her husband, Joshua Colburn, turned to bee venom therapy, or apitherapy, out of desperation and soon started receiving deliveries of 40 bees ...

“If you have cancer, go get stung by a bee,” the post reads. “The venom can slow down and kill cancerous cells. Look it up no cap!” The post was shared more than 500 times in just over one wee ...

Bee venom is said to help combat skin diseases, can be used in cosmetics and facemasks, as well as in dressing wounds. Wachira's technological innovation addresses the growing demand for bee venom ...

NEWARK, Del, Sept. 13, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global bee venom extract market is projected to reach a valuation of US$ 540 Mn in 2032, with the market growing at a moderate CAGR of 5.1% over ...

A 2024 systematic literature review and meta-analysis found that, amongst beekeepers, the overall lifetime prevalence of self-reported allergic reaction to bee venom as 23.7%. The prevalence of ...

Apitherapy, also known as Bee venom therapy or (BVT), is a type of alternative medicine that relies on the use of honeybee venom for the treatment of many medical conditions. For thousands of ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am curious about the bee venom gel used to treat arthritis. Can you comment? -- S.P.O. ANSWER: As much as I would like this to be false, there are no medication treatments that ...