Worldwide Beekeeping
Beekeeping => Healing From The Hive => Topic started by: Bakersdozen on March 15, 2015, 09:44:56 pm
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What is the recommended schedule for treating arthritis with bee venom? A fellow beekeeper commented on my limp. I explained it was arthritis and he quoted Randy Oliver's recommendation of 50 stings per year in the effected area? Does anyone know anything about this? I have wished for some time that the bees would sting me in the knee, but no...they want to get my ears and arms. The girls don't understand that I don't have arthritis in my ears.
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Everyone is different. I try to get 2 or 3 a week. My wife gets 2 at once, about three months apart. Others I know use different amounts at different intervals. Pick one up with tweezers, place her beside the kneecap. If no relief in an hour, do a second one. Wait a few days and do again as needed.
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That's good advice Iddee :)
Hi Baker :) As an apitherapist, may I ask where you are hurting? seems as you commented on a limp, I'm guessing hips and/or knees?
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Thanks for the pm Jen. I replied back.
Left knee. For about 5 years, I moonlight for the newspaper. In and out of a low to the ground car. It took a big toll on that knee. I now get out the car like a lady. O:-) I swing both legs out before standing.
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Baker, I'm juggling jury duty and all the daily stuff as well. I have a post started for you on info you need. Bear with me I'll get it sent tonight ~ Thanks :)
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Gosh, thanks Jen. Please don't put yourself out.