First, why does a bee sting us? Do we provoke the bees when we are enjoying a nice weather outside? Alternatively, are they fearful of us doing something to them? Bees sting us to protect its colony and it is frightened. We get sting by a bee because, we are close to their bee colony, and they need to protect it. We also get sting because they are actually afraid of us. We are afraid of them, and they are afraid of us. Not all bees are going to sting us. Queen and female bees are the ones that sting us. The male bees do not sting. Once the bees sting us, they died right away. The reason they died is that they leave there stinger behind, and its hard for them to get there stinger out from are skin. This is part of their bee organs; they cannot survive without leaving behind a part of them.
Why does a bee sting hurt? It hurts because of are body reaction to the Venom. Venom contains pain inducing peptides, histamines, and other compounds that work on nerves to cause pain. When you get bee sting try to locate and remove the stinger from the skin. This is very important, because if you want the pain to go away fast, the stinger contains venom that will continue to be release, causing the bee sting to worsen. Some people get a reaction when they get sting. The reasons they get a reaction is because they do not produce the right kind of antibodies and their immune system cannot handle bee Venom. Therefore, when they get sting, they get an allergic response.
People who suffer from symptoms of a diseases, including arthritis, multiple sclerosis, tendonitis, and fibromyalgia find ease by bees' stings. People who suffer this diseases claim that is a benefit to have a bee sting them, because it calms the pain. When the bees sting them, after 30 seconds, the Venom is release and provides them a warmth feeling. Many of the drugs in use today, do not work very well, they only cover the symptoms of an illness. That is why many people are turning into these scientific discoveries. Some people look for beekeepers or an apitherapy practitioner to help them with their pain.
Apitherapy practitioner starts by administering a small amount of venom to see if patient is allergic. If nothing happens, then they continued with treatment. This could continue with two or three bee stings or injections. The health practioner could use lives bees, or injections. If they use live bees, they provoke them to sting in the affected area, or trigger points. The therapy is continue by three times a week and increases the number of bee stings until the patient feels good, or severe condition improves. There is pain, itching, swelling and redness when you treated with bee venom. However, this is the reaction the practioner would expect when using bee venom.
Now we talk about bees stings, allergic reactions and there benefits of being use. Bees could be harmful, but also helpful in healing. If you want to try this healing, contact a licensed practitioner. Never try to do it yourself because, you might get an allergic reaction.
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