Monthly Archives: December 2016

Apitherapy

Hi all,
Thanks for being such a great, attentive audience for our recent meeting and talk about apitherapy.  Denise, Fountain and I are enthusiastic proponents as you could probably tell.
Here are the books I mentioned in our meeting about apitherapy.
 
Health and the Honeybee by Charles Mraz (Amazon and eBay $16-22)
The Bible of Bee Venom Therapy by Bodog Beck (Amazon $30)
Bees Don’t Get Arthritis by Fred Malone (Amazon $10)
 
American Apitherapy Society has an informative website.  American Apitherapy Society
 
 

Here is their list of conditions treatable with BVT:

Immune system dysfunction or problems
        Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
        Rheumatoid arthritis
        Hay fever
Neurologic problems
        MS 
        ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
        Shingles
        Scar pain
Musculoskeletal problems
        Arthritis
        Gout
        Tendonitis, bursitis
        Spinal pain
Infectious problems
        Bacterial, viral, and fungal illnesses 
Traumas
        Wounds, acute and chronic 
Burns
        Sprains
        Fractures
Tumors
        Benign and Malignant (cancer)

 
I will be happy to help anyone interested in learning to sting themselves.
 
Julie Moye
256-0065
The Bible of Bee Venom Therapy by [Beck, Bodog]    

Outer Banks Sentinel Article

Sweet as honey

The Outer Banks BeeKeepers’ Guild recently held its first Honey Contest. Guest judges were North Carolina Beekeepers’ Association President Rick Coor and Guild member and former North Carolina State Senator Fountain Odom.

Winner of the Judges’ Award, based on color, clarity and flavor, was second-year beekeeper Melissa Warner of Manteo, shown with her winning honey still in the frame before extraction. Winner of the People’s Choice Award, based on flavor alone and judged by all members present, was 50-plus-year beekeeper Don Babin of Rodanthe, shown with a jar of his honey.

The Outer Banks BeeKeepers’ Guild welcomes new members, whether interested in keeping honey bees themselves or just learning more about these amazing creatures. For more information, visit outerbanksbeekeepers.com online.

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