RE: Bee venom resolves back pain

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Bee Venom or massive histamine release???

> Docs,

> Yesterday I had pt report that after inadvertently kicking bee hive and

> getting ~ 15 bee stings, her chronic lumbar/SI pain has completely

> resolved. Interesting phenomenon -- could anyone point me to research

> supporting this outcome??

> Many thanks,

> Lily Roselyn

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Lily,

There have been several reports and studies done using bee venom as a

resolution for arthritic type pain syndromes. Look under 'apis' in google

and see what you get. Sunny

Sunny Kierstyn, RN DC

Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon

59 Santa Clara St.,

Eugene, Oregon, 97404

541-689-0935

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>Subject: Re: Bee venom resolves back pain

>Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 08:17:27 -0700 (PDT)

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>Bee Venom or massive histamine release???

> > Docs,

> > Yesterday I had pt report that after inadvertently kicking bee hive and

> > getting ~ 15 bee stings, her chronic lumbar/SI pain has completely

> > resolved. Interesting phenomenon -- could anyone point me to research

> > supporting this outcome??

> > Many thanks,

> > Lily Roselyn

> >

> >

> >

> > OregonDCs rules:

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> > foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on listserve

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[Guest guest]

Years ago I read a rather extensive article on the phenomena, used in France

(really) from antiquity, of applying various amounts of bee stings on

purpose to such as Rheumatoid arthritis and other arthritis pts....who went

out of their way to seek the skilled application of such an approach....

the pending research, which I have lost tract of, was assumption the

histamine or other humoral agent was released producing decreasing pain,

sometimes for months or years....

can't tell ya more.....

yours in health,

J. Pedersen DC

[Guest guest]

I have had two patients that had bee sting therapy for the pain and

paresthesia associated with MS.

Both found it quite helpful as I recall.

DR. COBY L. HANES

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Re: Bee venom resolves back pain

Years ago I read a rather extensive article on the phenomena, used in France

(really) from antiquity, of applying various amounts of bee stings on

purpose to such as Rheumatoid arthritis and other arthritis pts....who went

out of their way to seek the skilled application of such an approach....

the pending research, which I have lost tract of, was assumption the

histamine or other humoral agent was released producing decreasing pain,

sometimes for months or years....

can't tell ya more.....

yours in health,

J. Pedersen DC

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