Bee sting therapy causing a buzz in China


A doctor of traditional Chinese medicine prepares to administer a bee sting to a patient at a clinic on the outskirts of Beijing. – AFP

Would you intentionally let a bee sting you for health reasons?

PATIENTS in China are swarming to acupuncture clinics to be given bee stings to treat or ward off life-threatening illness, practitioners say.

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