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Topic: Bee Venom Therapy

citruslyme
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 7851

posted

I was reading that during a German study,
there was 60% improvement on bee venom therapy.
Has anyone ehre used it.
any success
thanks

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citrus

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GiGi
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 259

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Dio a search - there is plenty of info on this board about bee venom therapy.

Take care.

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tailz
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I got stung by a bumblebee for the first time in my life this past July.

I don't know how scientific this is, but my Lyme symptoms disappeared for quite a few hours following the sting.

It definitely works. Insurance though will probably never cover it - not enough profit in our being cured.

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canbravelyme
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Member # 9785

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It's an interesting though that a very thing that would [allegedly] cure / alleviate our symptoms, is also so adversely effected by microwave / cell towers...I can't stand it when the wireless modem is on in the house.

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