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Re: Arthritis & bee stings (was no subject)
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Mon, 8 Nov 2004 13:54:56 GMT
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Bob,

How do they 'define' a sting?  Does a person need to let a sting pump in all of its venom before removing it?

Regards,

Waldemar
LI, NY


>>...researchers have told me it takes approx. 150 stings within a 12 month period to maintain immunity. Full immunity which I believe I carry simply put means I can be stung right next to a ring on my finger  and no need to remove the ring. Zero swelling.

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