Uses of Bee Venom Cream for Pain and Inflammation

Uses of Bee Venom Cream for Pain and Inflammation

What is bee venom

Bee venom (commercially known as Apitox or Apitoxin) is a mix of different compounds, traditionally used as a natural remedy to treat chronic inflammatory disorders.

Despite its name, the actual bee venom content is quite low, making it safe for people allergic to bee stings.

Pain-Relief Benefits

Bee venom cream contains several active molecules, like peptides and enzymes, with the main components being melittin and phospholipase A2.

The peptides in bee venom have a systemic anti-inflammatory effect. It’s sold as a topical cream to apply on the area you want to treat with a gentle massage:

  • Relaxes muscles.
  • Improves blood circulation.
  • Relieves symptoms of arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatism, or sciatica.

Other properties and benefits of bee venom

  • Benefits for athletes and injuries: Bee venom is widely used by athletes as a remedy for acute and chronic injuries, like tendon inflammations and other wounds in different body areas. In this sense, it can be applied before a training session, which leads to:
    • Reduced joint pain.
    • Improved joint mobility.
  • Benefits as a facial and cosmetic treatment: Its main active ingredients include the mentioned melittin and hyaluronic acid, which combine to promote a firming effect. On the other hand, they can be used for:
    • Acne treatment.
    • Eczema reduction.

Properties of bee venom

Does bee venom cream have any contraindications?

This is a product for external use only, avoiding contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and/or irritated skin or wounds.

If you’re allergic to bee stings, we recommend consulting your doctor before applying the product.

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