A rich source of pharmaceuticals
Chemical composition and mode of action
The bee venom is a complex mixture of chemicals exerted pharmacological action and affects the physiology of an organism.
Therapeutic effect
1. Treatment of Arthritis and rheumatism
The bee venom used with success against rheumatoid polyarthritis. Restrict sciatic pains, neuralgia, the nefromialgia, the bronchial mesoplefrio and neuralgia.
2. Various other diseases
Implemented in Russia to treat patients suffering from arthritis, muscle pain, myitida, rizitida, mesoplefrio neuralgia, gastric ulcer, wounds that are difficult to close, thrombophlebitis in subcutaneous veins thyreotoxikosi cancer.
3. Gastric ulcer
In patients suffering from 5-15 years from gastric ulcer (trophic ulcers) successfully applied to bees Spurs while daily administration of antibiotics and honey.
4. Poison and surgery
The venom of bees in many cases helps patients accept difficult surgeries. Clinical outcomes in Russia.
Among the cases where the bee venom helps the general atherosclerosis, atherosclerosis of peripheral arterial blood, malformation, ankylosing spondylitis and cuts made by surgery in the abdominal area.
5. Poison and tuberculosis
The venom of bees expands the capillaries and arteries, increases the hemoglobin, reduces the viscosity and coagulation of blood, have a stimulatory effect on the heart and muscles, affects the metabolism and reduces blood cholesterol. These effects are appreciated by Russian scientists, who used the poison of the bee in 1302 patients with tuberculosis.
6. Venom and cancer
According to recent survey research group in Sydney, Australia, Melitinia substance found in bee venom sktonei carcinogens kytarra while not affecting healthy. In laboratory studies, the repressive Melitinia acted in cases of bone cancer.
Specifically, the researchers found that Melitinia act directly on the surface of carcinogenic kytarron, causing their death automatically. The fact was known long, but recently documented by Australian scientists. In the future it may be the basis for a new type of chemotherapy is clearly reduced side effects.
Research groups are experimenting in the production of sufficient quantities Melitinia and hope soon to be able to engage in larger scale experiments.
From 'The Bee and its products' version of beekeeping Review.
