Bee Venom Therapy Anti-Arthritic Anti-Carcinogenic

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Amanda Rose — Fri, 25 May 2007 20:14:51 GMT

Wow

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Rogway — Fri, 25 May 2007 03:37:26 GMT

Many good reports keep coming in about the honey bees and their many products. Not only from around the world and our country but here at my home also. Too bad about the dissapearing bees that is cructial to human exictance. I kinda figured that some polluted food source might be the culprit, but I really did not know about the shrinking krill population. Could it be from the heavy demand from both human and wildlife, or could it be from what we know about the past. The past tells us-those in authoritative positions will always continue to try to distroy in any manner possible the things that interfere with their own prosperity if they cannot or will not use the procedes for themselves. The past also tells us they will hang you on a cross if nessesary to prove to others NOT to interfere, just leave it alone. Sad isn't it? Oh yea, I almost forgot. Remember me commenting on my tick bite-charcoal,lemon,garlic and HONEY! About two days later all of the swelling was gone. I also doubled up one the soil based probiotics.

re: Bee Venom Therapy Anti-Arthritic Anti-Carcinogenic

Ber — Fri, 25 May 2007 01:56:20 GMT

I have known bee keepers for years and they do use them for friends and anyone is welcome to come and use their bees. There may be plenty if they can figure out how we are killing thousands.

I have been told that you get use to the bee stings in a similar fashion that a diabetic gets desensitized to needle pricks and shots. It is far better than the pain caused by the illness.

Ber

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mmc88121 — Thu, 24 May 2007 18:33:28 GMT

I have always heard that beekeepers never became arthritic because the bee stings would protect them from it. Sounds like it just might be true.

Mary

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re: Bee Venom Therapy Anti-Arthritic Anti-Carcinogenic

Russ Bianchi — Thu, 24 May 2007 17:08:51 GMT

Though this therapy may be all the 'buzz' in Asia (pardon the pun) there remain a robust number of anti-inflammatories in nature that are botanically based, and less 'stinging' in use.

Venom therapies are well proven in the snake bite antidote field also, as the basis for the serums.

Hmmmm, would the bite or saliva of IRS collection agents work as a serum for lowered taxation brackets?