Eye problems and Bee Venom

[Guest guest]

In regards to possible options for treatment of lyme related/caused

eye disorders, I ran accross this last night-:

" Bee venom is an old popular remedy for some ocular diseases. Today

it is successfully used in iritis and iridocyclitis. Docent O

Shershevskaya applied bee-sting therapy and the Ophthalmologic Clinic

in Novosibirsk with excellent results. She writes that " " in cases of

serious iritis, when vision fell to 0.001 per cent, the application

of bee venom yeilded astonishing results; the inflamation subsided

and in three or four days a complete cure was brought about and

normal vision restored. " "

From Curative Properties of Honey and Bee Venom

N Yorish

Glide publications San Francisco 1977

(Originally published in Moscow Russia in 1959)

I have run accross a couple more paragraphs on this subject, besides

the one I've posted previously, but I don't have them right now.

Then this morning I ran accross some Bee venom eye drops BV-20 which

are produced by Pat Wagner. She is somewhat of a folk hero in among

Apitherapists and wrote the book How Well Are You Willing to Bee.

Anyway, they seem worth a try and are certainly cheap enough. I

would ask these sellers, or Pat ( http://www.olg.com/beelady/ ), how

you should deal with the issue of possible BV allergy though. Here

is a link to a page that sells the eye drops. just scroll down the

page. They seem to have some other topical BV products for migraine

and such. Usual disclaimer about no affiliation.

http://www.dancingbeeacres.com/beevenom.html#beevenom

Honey has also been used in eye disorders, especially Cataract.

Beats the hell out of surgery, and what would one have to lose trying

it?

E.