Bee venom therapy is more powerful than most people realize...☝️ Carly Kremer, founder of Beekeeper’s Naturals, breaks down what we’re learning about bee venom, including a compound called melittin. Early lab research shows melittin can selectively attack cancer cells, including late-stage breast cancer cells in test-tube studies. It’s also being explored for pain, joint issues, and even Lyme disease…where bee venom may help break through bacterial biofilms that protect infection in the body. Na

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To answer questions about the process of extracting bee venom, so you know bees aren’t killed for their venom. Clever beekeepers created these devices to stimulate the venom to be released but not in a way that the bees lose their stingers. They can continue flying to sting you another day 😂. And thank goodness because bee venom is so good for healing us of many things. Word of caution, if you have anaphylactic response to venom, you want to go nowhere near bees or bee venom, just like any seri