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Nawty

I had a thought.

Yesterday, I got stung on the Plantation 2 times by my bees.

I used to be allergic somewhat to them, but this time i had no real ill effect except for a little bit swollen finger.

So, I was thinking that as the sting is poison and it creates a zone in the area of the sting of white blood cells....all swarming in to kill the invading trouble.

Now, from white I know from my failed biology classes.....actually dont remember doing any biology classes....the white cells are good for repairing damaged areas and fighting infections and other stuff etc etc.

So, if i stung myself in an area where i had a problem, it would create a zone of repair and it should also help mend an exisitng problems in that area.

I have a damaged elbow from lifting all the rocks on the river for the bungalow and it has not got better over last 3 months.

So, i thunked, I would sting the elbow and see if it helps.

I figure on 2 stings a week for 4 weeks and see how that goes. if that does nothing I will do 3 at once twice a week.

I started today, caught a little bee and held him on the desired spot....ouch.

Normally you should squeeze the sting out, not pull it out as that would squeeze in more venom.

When you sting yourself, you have to get your moneys worth for the pain, so i squeezed the sting and poison sac and pushed it in good and hard to get max effect.


So the experiment begins....next sting is due on Wednesday....if i do not develop an allergy again...

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