Bee venom articles

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Plantar warts successfully treated with bee venom: A case report (2024)(South Korea)

Propolis and bee venom against Galleria mellonela (wax moth)(Saudi Arabia and Egypt)(2024) 

Uses of bee venom in Veterinary medicine (2023)(Italy)

Pharmacological properties and therapeutic potential of honey bee venom (Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Croatia)(2022)

Melittin based nano-delivery systems for Cancer therapy (China) (2022)

Analytical methods for honeybee venom (Morocco, Portugal)(2022)

Development of a cream formulation containing bee venom and other bee products (Turkey) (2022)

Topical delivery of bee venom through the skin by a water-in-oil nano-emulsion (Iran) (2022)

Subcutaneous Injection of Bee Venom in Wistar Rats effects on blood cells and biochemical parameters (Iran) (2022)

Anti-rheumatic activity of topical nanoemulsion containing bee venom in Rats (Iran) (2022)

Detoxification of bee venom reduces its allergenicity and citotoxicity (South Korea)(2021)

Bee venom components as therapeutic tools against prostate cancer (2021) (Germany)

Cosmetic Applications of Bee Venom (2021)

Bee venom in wound healing (Poland)(2021)

Anticancer, antibacterial, antiviral and antiparasitic properties of BP (2021)(Indonesia, Bangladesh, Spain)

Topical_Bee_Venom_Nano-emulsion against Rheumatoid arthritis (Iran) (2021)

Antimicrobial properties of bee venom (2020)

Bee Venom, Overview of Main Compounds and Bioactivities (Lebanon, France)(2019)

Current knowledge on bee venom and BVT (Brazil, Denmark, Australia, Turkey)(2019)

Melittin, a major peptide component of bee venom, and its conjugates in cancer therapy

Bee venom against Borrelia burgdorferi. Socarras et al. (2017)

Bee venom against obesity (South Korea)(2017)

Melittin against lung cancer (China)(2017)

Melittin, the major pain-producing substance of bee venom (2016)(China)

Pharmacological evaluation of bee venom and melittin (Brazil)(2014)

Myorelaxant effect of bee venom (Poland)(2014)

BV against arthritis and hepatotoxicity (Egypt)(2013)

Process of inducing pores in membranes by melittin (Taiwan, USA)(2013)

Bee venom against ALS related neuroinflammation (Korea)(2010)

Bee Venom Therapy and Low Dose Naltrexone against MS (Russia) (2006)

Skin tumors treatment with BVT (Eyal Ravid, Israel)

Melittin against Borrelia burgdorferi. Lubke & Garon (USA) (1997)

2 Comments:

  • Joseph Bartell
    6 May 2021

    Do you have any information regarding the efficacy of bee venom capsules? I am curious to know if ingesting them would be effective as I wonder if stomach acid would neutralize the antiinflamatory effects?/

    • stefan
      6 May 2021

      There are no detailed articles on this topic, but in order to avoid the destruction in the stomach of the bee venom compounds one can use sublingual administration of bee venom tablets or bee venom in honey.

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