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> >There is a huge placebo effect quite often.
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With sting therapy, there would likely be a huge placebo effect, simply due
to the pain perception involved.  Add to that the body's immune response,
and it would not be the least surprising that it would have a measurable
effect upon the patient.  Upon what that effect would be, I'm not informed
enough to offer an opinion.  However, I do know that after a few days
without a sting, that my mind/body craves a sting -- I doubt for the pain,
but more likely due to the venom.


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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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