Bee-venom Therapy: Online Hype or Medical Miracle?
Bee venom therapy is gaining momentum, both as a medical treatment and as an unregulated ‘cure’ online. But can we trust the buzz?
Bee venom therapy is gaining momentum, both as a medical treatment and as an unregulated ‘cure’ online. But can we trust the buzz?
Bees play an important role in our world, but their stings can put us in danger. We must be aware of the short lifespan of the bees and how quickly their pollen production ceases after a sting. Keep reading to learn more about bee sting dangers!
The short life of a bee’s sting is nothing to grieve over. Its pain comes and then it goes, leaving a tiny hole in the skin like a faint sign of its once-mighty presence. A tiny reminder of a battle long since fought, but still remembered.
If you’re on the receiving end of a bee’s sting, you’ll be glad to know that the bee’s own life is short-lived. After releasing its venomous stinger, the bee will soon die, providing a welcome respite after the excruciating pain of its sting. But, how long does the bee have left to live? The answer is short-shrifted, and rather merciful.