I really need a vid a day from you two!!!! Preferably in the morning to have a cup of coffee with!!! Good stuff! BTW, I had my Dr. prescribe an epil pen to keep in my vehicle. You never know.
You should listen to michael palmer speak where research has shown a lot of bee keepers don't wear gloves as it is healthier to get stung occasionally then not getting stung but becoming in contact wirh bee venom can become more dangerous for you
My reaction depends on exactly where I'm stung. For instance, I was stung on my inner forearm, and my whole forearm swelled up and itched maddeningly for the next day. But previously, I was stung multiple times behind my knee, and had almost no reaction. Someone suggested that the forearm swelling may have been caused by the sting being directly into a nerve. I don't know whether this is correct or not.
I've also found that if I move slowly, the bees get less excited. If a bee is flying around my face, and I'm not wearing a veil – don't wave my hands, but just walk away fairly slowly, and usually the bee will lose interest and return to the hive
Thanks!
Great advice. Thank you.
I really need a vid a day from you two!!!! Preferably in the morning to have a cup of coffee with!!! Good stuff! BTW, I had my Dr. prescribe an epil pen to keep in my vehicle. You never know.
You should listen to michael palmer speak where research has shown a lot of bee keepers don't wear gloves as it is healthier to get stung occasionally then not getting stung but becoming in contact wirh bee venom can become more dangerous for you
My reaction depends on exactly where I'm stung. For instance, I was stung on my inner forearm, and my whole forearm swelled up and itched maddeningly for the next day. But previously, I was stung multiple times behind my knee, and had almost no reaction. Someone suggested that the forearm swelling may have been caused by the sting being directly into a nerve. I don't know whether this is correct or not.
A friend who used to work commercial bees, doesn't use gloves. He has arthritis & uses the sting therapy to help.
I've also found that if I move slowly, the bees get less excited. If a bee is flying around my face, and I'm not wearing a veil – don't wave my hands, but just walk away fairly slowly, and usually the bee will lose interest and return to the hive
Raise goldfish? 🙂 Sure helps my rheumatoid arthritis. Ever seen Bob Binnie's sting Shingles treatment? Thanks Peter!
That caddilac suit would need to come with AC in a Queensland summer ☀️ 🇦🇺