Apitherapy is the use of products from the bee to promote health and healing. The bee usually used is apis mellifera, or honey bee. The products that are involved are honey, royal jelly, pollen, propolis, beeswax and bee venom.

Explanation of apitherapy, how it works, and health benefits.

Tamagawa University, Japan, research on propolis.

Explains collection and uses of bee venom in questions and answers format.

Products that combine honey, pollen, propolis and beetroot syrup.

Bee venom therapy supplies, videos, books, training, bee hotels, and bees (Oregon).

Skincare products from a Brazilian firm.

A manufacturer of bee pollen related products.

Public forums for those wanting to talk and ask questions about the use of beeswax, royal jelly, pollen, honey, propolis, and bee keeping.

Pollen products to provide the benefits of bee pollen and increased health.

Information about apitherapy, the medicinal use of honey bee products to help with many illnesses, including eczema, asthma, and rheumatism.

A directory of apitherapy websites.

One man's experience with multiple sclerosis and bee venom therapy.A day by day account of his journey to wellness.

Bee venom therapy supplies.

History and uses of royal jelly. Description of honey, pollens, beeswax, and venom.

Documented reference material for advancing the investigation of apitherapy.

British Register for Alternative Practice, the BRAP, guide to complementary health and alternative practice, for information on apitherapy, bee products, therapists and practitioners.

Brazilian propolis from Sao Paulo extracted with food grade alcohol and diluted to release its essential natural proprieties.

Information about Active Manuka Honey for medical use in the treatment of leg ulcers, skin infections and digestive problems.