How to use dead bees to treat joints

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Bee deadwort is used in folk medicine as a means to reduce pain, swelling, and other symptoms of joint inflammation. Throughout their life cycle, bees collect nectar and process it. During this process, a number of substances are additionally produced that are stored in the bodies of insects after death (amino acids, heparin, organic fats and acids, phytosterols, vitamins A, C, E, zinc, sulfur, copper) and can be useful in the treatment of a number of joint diseases .

Note: a dead bee, like a living one, contains a large amount of bee venom - an old, proven remedy against rheumatism, radiculitis, and neuralgia. Beekeepers are well aware of this; they never throw away dead fruit, but collect it and store it for the preparation of folk remedies against joint pathologies or for sale to homeopaths.

Joint diseases for which apitherapy is effective

The components that bee venom is rich in trigger the regeneration process in the body. Thus, with the help of stings, bees begin treatment from the inside, promoting the restoration of cartilage tissue. Apitherapy should be carried out exclusively under the supervision of a medical specialist. It is prescribed for the following joint diseases:

• Rheumatic, infectious and rheumatoid polyarthritis.
• Benign arthritis.
• Deforming osteoarthritis.
• Gout.
• Traumatic arthritis.
• Osteochondrosis.
• Arthrosis of all types (knee, shoulder, elbow, ankle joints).
• Vertebral hernias.

For each disease, the doctor individually prescribes a course of bee stinging, the duration of sessions, and the need for repeated cycles of therapy.

What are the benefits of dying for joints?

Bee venom is not the only substance in dead food that has a beneficial effect on joint tissue. Its effectiveness is further enhanced by the following components:

• propolis;
• royal jelly;
• leftover honey;
• wax;
• chitin;
• pollen.

Essentially, the bodies of dead bees contain a full range of bee products, each of which is beneficial to humans (in the absence of allergies). The most useful insects are those that died a natural death by the end of the summer season - during the spring-summer period, their bodies accumulate the maximum amount of vitamins, microelements, enzymes, amino acids and chitin.

Podmor is more effective if supplemented with other bee products

The effect of the infusion in various joint pathologies:

• eliminates pain;
• relieves swelling;
• has a warming and calming effect;
• stimulates blood microcirculation in joint structures;
• promotes the removal of toxins, including uric acid salts;
• helps restore joint mobility.

Also, the beekeeping product restores and strengthens local immunity, which is important for relieving inflammation and preventing relapses of the disease. If you are interested in the topic of the benefits of dead bees for joints, you can learn more about this unique drug from a separate article.

Helpful advice: to prepare medicines, it is important to use only high-quality biomaterial that is not spoiled by rot and mold. Buying dead meat on spontaneous markets is risky. You can purchase it from beekeepers and beekeepers. It’s better to personally go out of town, find one reliable person and make purchases only from him, without intermediaries.

Contraindications

Like any medical procedure, apitherapy has a number of contraindications:

• Allergy to bee products and bee stings.
• Severe infectious diseases.
• Malignant tumors.
• Exacerbation of renal failure.
• Hypertension 2 and 3 degrees.
• Diabetes.
• Autoimmune system diseases.
• Heat.

In most cases, it is not recommended to treat joints with bees during pregnancy and lactation. After all, the body may react to the procedure inadequately.

During breastfeeding, bee stinging can be used if the expected benefit significantly outweighs the possible negative consequences. In any case, the decision is made by a specialist.

How can you use Podmor to treat joints?

How to use the medicine depends on the location and extent of the lesions.

The following drugs and methods of their use are practiced:

• alcohol infusions for rubbing;
• compresses and lotions based on dead food with the addition of organic ingredients;
• ointments for massage and rubbing;
• oil infusions for the same procedures.

Alcohol, vodka, petroleum jelly, and unsalted fat are used as the basis for preparing medicines from dead meat; beeswax and propolis are added to enhance the effect. There are dozens of different recipes with bees for joints, all of them are simple and effective.

Remember: properly collected and dried dead meat can be frozen, then it can be stored without loss of medicinal properties for up to one year. The smell of rot, mold stains are grounds to get rid of spoiled waste and prepare new raw materials.

Even an alcoholic infusion of dead fruit should not be stored for more than six months - the drug can become poisonous

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After the procedure is completed, it is necessary to keep warm: the joint is carefully wrapped with a bandage or gauze, and then tightly wrapped with a warm scarf. It is not recommended to go out into the cold on this day to avoid complications. Doctors recommend 10 sessions: every day for the first three days, and then every other day. Massage is combined with taking prescribed medications and exercises to restore joints.

Indications for use and contraindications

It is recommended for patients with the following diagnoses to pay attention to folk recipes with dead food:

• arthritis and polyarthritis of the hands and feet;
• arthrosis and osteoarthrosis of any joints;
• osteochondrosis;
• radiculitis;
• rheumatism;
• gout.

The use of preparations containing dead bees is not recommended in case of individual intolerance to bee products.

Important! If you are using a podmor-based medicine for the first time, carefully monitor your body's reaction. In case of unexpected, suspicious symptoms - redness of the skin, increased swelling, rash, shortness of breath, other atypical phenomena - immediately remove the compress or wash off the infusion and consult a doctor. Dead bee death in case of individual intolerance provokes severe allergic reactions up to anaphylactic shock.

Methodology of the procedure

Before starting treatment, a control test is required. It allows you to identify the body's reaction to bee venom. For this, one bee is used: its sting is removed 10 seconds after the sting. A day later, the patient undergoes tests. Based on the results obtained, another control test is carried out, but the bee sting is removed after a minute. The patient is under the supervision of a doctor for about half an hour. If swelling has formed during this time, treatment with bees will have to be cancelled.

There are situations when the control test goes well, but allergic reactions occur after the procedures. Therefore, determining the optimal number of bees for treating joints is strictly individual. The course consists of 15 procedures, which are carried out every other day. With each subsequent one, the number of insects increases. With a normal reaction of the body, 15-20 individuals are planted at a time. On average, a patient receives 250 doses of bee venom per course.

It is advisable to repeat the course of treatment after 1.5-2 months. 2-3 courses are conducted per year. But in any case, this is determined by the doctor, based on the course of the disease and the individual reaction of the patient.

Recipes for bee dead compresses for joints

To make a poultice compress, you will need:

• hot water – about 100 ml;
• dead bees – 1-3 tbsp. l. depending on the affected area;
• a piece of gauze, folded 2-3 times, and a piece of polyethylene - also according to the size of the body area being treated.

Preparation:

1. Grind the dead fruit, put it in a container and fill it with hot water - no higher than 45-50 degrees.
2. Cover with a lid and steam for half an hour.
3. Soak a piece of gauze in the resulting mixture, squeeze lightly, and apply to the affected joint.
4. Cover with polyethylene and wrap warmly.
5. Leave overnight or at least two hours.

Result:

Reducing tumors and edema, improving blood circulation, reducing pain.

The composition of the dead food is unique and rich in microelements for rapid regeneration of joints

The video demonstrates one way to make a medicinal compress from dead bees at home.

Honey massage

Honey has extraordinary healing properties, but it can also cause harm. Therefore, before performing a honey massage, you need to consult with your doctor in order to avoid complications for the heart and blood vessels and the occurrence of allergic reactions. In order for a massage to have a therapeutic effect, you need to know the basic rules that say that honey should be fresh, without any additives and warm. To maintain a stable temperature, it is placed in a wide-necked jar, and the jar is placed in a container of hot water. Thus, the honey receives the required temperature for the procedure. The joint also requires warming up, this is achieved by rubbing or using a heating pad.

Too much honey is not required: just take a tablespoon of the product. Take the nectar with two fingers and slowly rub it in the area of ​​the sore joint. Moreover, it is necessary to massage the surface of the skin and the area near the sore joint, this will allow the joint tissue to warm up well. The nature of movements is changed using massage techniques: patting, rubbing, driving in. The massage is carried out for at least 15 minutes until the honey is completely absorbed.

Making tinctures from dead meat

To prepare medicinal tinctures for rubbing joints, you will need simple and accessible ingredients: an alcohol or oil base, a dark glass container with a sealed stopper, optional bee pollen, propolis, royal jelly, honey.

Dead bee tincture with alcohol for joints

Ingredients:

• dead meat - 2-3 glasses;
• medical alcohol, diluted with water to 50 degrees - look at the volume, about 500 ml;
• eucalyptus tincture alcohol - 1 pharmaceutical bottle of 100 ml.

Preparation:

1. The ground dry bees are poured into a jar with a volume of one and a half liters to half.
2. Fill with alcohol so that it covers the dead water by 3 cm.
3. Leave for at least 2 weeks, shaking occasionally.
4. Take twice a day half an hour before meals at the rate of 1 drop of the drug - 1 year of life. That is, at the age of 65 years, take 65 drops of tincture per day, divided into two doses. The course of treatment lasts 20 days.

Result: arthritis, arthrosis, gout, grade 1-2 rheumatism can be completely cured in two courses of treatment, according to patient reviews.

It is important to strictly adhere to the recipe when preparing - dead food contains poison

Tincture of dead bees with vodka for joints

Ingredients:

• dead dried bees - 1 tbsp. l.;
• vodka without impurities with a strength of at least 40% - 250 ml.

Preparation:

1. Pour the dead water into the bottle.
2. Pour in vodka.
3. Cork, shake and put in a dark place for 20 days.
4. Shake the container thoroughly every 5 days.

Application:

Use for rubbing before bed, then wrap the joint in warm woolen cloth and immediately lie down under the blanket. Repeat the procedure daily for 28 days or until the symptoms of the disease completely disappear.

Take orally at the rate of 1 drop of tincture – one year. That is, at 35 years old you need to measure 35 drops of the drug, at 40 – 40 drops, etc. the required amount of medicine is dissolved in half a glass of water and drunk on an empty stomach in the morning and evening. The course of therapy lasts 100 days. If necessary, it is repeated after a 2-3 week pause.

Result: local application of the tincture reduces pain, warms, and restores joint mobility. Internal use helps cleanse the body of toxins, normalize metabolic processes, and improve immunity. Dry bee tincture enhances the effect of pharmaceutical medications and speeds up recovery.

The video shows how to properly prepare a tincture that is beneficial not only for joints, but also for the health of the entire body. This recipe will be useful for those who develop joint pathologies due to chronic diseases.

Bee dead for joints in oil

Patients on a gentle diet do not like medications based on alcohol or animal fat; an emulsion recipe based on vegetable oil is more suitable for them.

Ingredients:

• non-deodorized vegetable oil – 200 ml;
• dead bees - 1 tbsp;
• propolis – 1 tbsp.

Preparation:

1. Mix all ingredients in a heatproof bowl.
2. Place in a water bath. To prepare a water bath, you will need two pans of such diameters that the smaller one fits freely into the larger one. Fill a large saucepan halfway with water and place it on the fire, allowing it to boil. Then reduce the heat, lower a small saucepan with the prepared mixture into water and cook for the time indicated in the recipe.
3. Prepare the medicine for about an hour, stirring occasionally.
4. Cool and store in a dark, cool place.

Application:

Use for rubbing or massage. The product is applied in a thin layer to the sore joint, rubbed in with massaging movements for 1-2 minutes. Then the joint is covered with polyethylene, topped with a woolen scarf or shawl and wrapped in a blanket. It is not advisable to go outside after the procedure for two hours.

Result:

The pain goes away when rubbed, and a feeling of warmth and relaxation arises. The joint becomes more mobile, swelling decreases.

Important: before application, the drug should be heated to 45 degrees in order to fully reveal the healing properties of the dead plant. But high temperatures are unacceptable: then the medicine turns into poison.

Massage and exercise in combination help quickly restore mobility to a sore joint.

Beeswax for the back

The recipes given above are excellent for treating osteochondrosis, radiculitis, rheumatism, and various forms of neuralgia. If there are no contraindications, ointments and tinctures are used according to the same schemes. But you should remember: folk remedies are effective only in the early stages of any joint pathology. They will not solve neglected problems.

Otsechondrosis, spondylosis, myositis are also successfully treated with bee death

Precautionary measures

To enhance safety, the following precautions should be observed:

1. Before treatment, it is advisable to consult with your doctor or at least a specialist in this field.
2. Taking a bath should not exceed 15 minutes a day and should not be done more than twice a week.
3. Although the components in the presented recipes for dead bees are natural, do not exceed the established doses and duration.
4. Observe alternation of treatment regimens and pauses between them.

If the ointment is absorbed normally, then its amount can be gradually increased.

Is it possible to treat varicose veins with bee poisoning?

Ground dry bee corpses are useful for varicose veins, since the outer membranes of insects contain chitin. Chitin consists of heparin and heparinoids. These substances thin the blood, prevent the formation of blood clots, and make the walls of blood vessels more elastic and durable. With regular use of products containing varicose veins, old nodes are resolved, blood circulation is improved, and the formation of new nodes is also prevented. It is also recommended to use dead bees for diabetes.

Healing tincture with alcohol

There is quite a lot of information on the question of how to use Pomor bees, but the tincture for joints deserves special attention, because this dosage form is extremely widespread and can be used for both external and internal use.

Crib

1. Podmore is a centuries-proven, effective and affordable remedy for joint diseases.
2. To independently prepare tinctures and ointments from dead bees for the treatment of joints (recipes can be found in a separate article), only high-quality, unspoiled product is used.
3. You can treat joints with compresses, rubbing, ointments for external use, and tincture for oral use.
4. Death as a beekeeping product can cause severe allergies; tests are necessary before starting an intensive course of treatment.
5. It is recommended to use medications after consultation with a doctor; they will be effective in the early stages of the disease in combination with other treatment methods or as a preventive measure.

The video will tell you in an accessible form what the benefits of deadheading are and how to use it in the treatment of joint pathologies

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Beneficial features

Products based on dead bees normalize the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract, accelerate the restoration of damaged liver cells, and prevent the growth and reproduction of pathogenic bacteria and fungi. In the treatment of joint pathologies, the following therapeutic properties of biologically active substances accumulated in dead bees are used:

• relief of chronic inflammatory processes;
• reducing the severity of joint pain;
• elimination of edema by improving microcirculation.

In the process of using tinctures, ointments or decoctions, the ability of dead bees to accelerate tissue regeneration is revealed. This occurs by improving their blood supply with nutrients and oxygen.