Texas Man Uses Bee Venom Therapy to Treat MS 

Man Hopes to Sting Away Effects of MS

By Kimberly Sutton, The Courier, 6/16/2013
http://apitherapy.blogspot.com/2013/06/texas-man-uses-bee-venom-therapy-to.html

THE WOODLANDS — The fatigue from Alan Swor’s multiple sclerosis was
so bad that he had to stop and rest while brushing his teeth or while
shaving.

However, the 48-year-old resident of The Woodlands is feeling much
better and the fatigue is almost gone since starting a treatment regimen
that involves stinging himself with bees. It’s called Bee Venom
Therapy…

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Toronto Documentary About Bee Sting Therapy Cost Less Than $1,000 to
Make 
Longtime Toronto filmmaker John Board, 78, endures more than 1,200
stings in all in his documentary

The Star, 6/15/2013
http://apitherapy.blogspot.com/2013/06/toronto-documentary-about-bee-sting.html

Would you be brave enough to clasp a writhing, angry honeybee in
tweezers and let it sting you? How about 30 stings at a time — several
times a week over the course of an entire summer — in and around your
armpit?

Longtime Toronto assistant director , 78, endures more than 1,200 stings
in all in his documentary Me, the Bees and Cancer, a film he made in
2012 for less than $1,000 as one of five features funded through the 1K
Wave Challenge, launched by director Ingrid Veninger and The Royal
cinema’s Stacey Donen…


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