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droid1226
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/09/bee-venom-kills-hiv-cells_n_2843743.html

Does this pertain to Lyme at all?

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Interesting. Some people here have done well with bee venom. The approach of the new nano drug mentioned in the article is different that getting the injections or using the cream.

I tried some bee venom honey for a bit but didn't notice much of a difference. Maybe I'll try it again? It may work differently depending on how you take it.

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I tried the BVT yrs ago. Got it from Dr K source
Shots hurt like a MoFo! Husband didn't like me crying w shots
I finally had to stop, didn't notice a big improvement either

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One of the universities (not WA) did the research years ago. Melittin in bee venom kills borrelia/spirochete.

I had a lot of bee venom from Dr. K., and I didn't like it either. But I got rid of Lyme many years ago.

http://www.klinghardtacademy.com/Protocols/The-Treatment-of-Lyme-Disease-with-Bee-Venom.html

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