Bee Venom Therapy
What is BVT used for?
People report finding benefit from BVT with conditions such as arthritis (both rheumatoid and osteo), bursitis, tendonitis, Lyme disease, MS, Parkinson’s, shingles, fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel, cancerous tumors, herniated discs, bone fractures, sprains, neuralgia (diabetic, post-herpetic), scar pain and more.
The healing capabilities of bee venom is due to:
- Its ability to decrease inflammation, stimulate a healthy immune response, improve circulation and affect the biofilm of spirochetes (Lyme) and other cells (AIDS, cancer).
- The sting stimulates the adrenal glands to produce cortisol, a natural human hormone that has anti-inflammatory properties. Bee venom is comprised of 18 compounds, one of which, melittin, has been found to be an anti-inflammatory 100 times stronger than cortisone. Another component, adolapin, acts as both an anti-inflammatory and as a pain blocker.
- Bee venom therapy stimulates the body’s natural immune system to produce a healing response to the injured or affected area as well as causing the production of endorphins, the body’s natural pain killer. The antibacterial and antiviral properties of bee venom can help treat conditions where this is needed.
Treating Yourself at Home
Many people treat themselves at home if they don’t live close to an Apitherapist or just prefer it. If you want more information about how we can help you get started, please contact us.
We provide coaching and documentation to help you treat safely and smoothly. It’s easier than you think!
We offer Bee Venom weekly in Wellesley. Please contact us for more details or to discuss if this treatment is suitable for you. Please contact me to set up a date at bhc.catherine@gmail.com or call 519-465-3378.