Through their collective efforts, the American Apitherapy Society continues to uphold its mission and legacy, making valuable contributions to the field of apitherapy and beyond.

While this site is dedicated to Apitherapy, we provide some information on beekeeping – i.e. Apiculture. If you are interested in keeping bees yourself, we recommend that you find a local bee club in your …

APITHERAPY, or “bee therapy” (from the Latin apis which means bee) is the medicinal use of products made by honeybees. Products of the Honeybee include bee venom, honey, pollen, royal jelly, …

The American Apitherapy Society both educates about and promotes Apitherapy, but it may not certify anyone as an apitherapist. AAS has created a Network, which is a list we provide to our members …

Jul 14, 2025 · After allowing his bees to sting him in an effort to relieve his arthritic knees, he became convinced that bee venom could treat multiple sclerosis, rheumatism and other diseases by …

The information contained on these Web pages is not intended to be a substitute for medical evaluation and treatment by a competent, licensed personal health care professional. The American Apitherapy …

The American Apitherapy Society (AAS) offers information to educate those who seek an alternative form of health care. Apitherapy uses bee hive products including honey, pollen, propolis, royal jelly …

The American Apitherapy Society, Inc. specifically disclaims any liability read more arising directly or indirectly from information contained on these Web pages. Varying and even conflicting views are …

By examining case studies and testimonials from different corners of the globe, attendees will gain insight into the breadth of conditions addressed by apitherapy, ranging from inflammatory disorders …

The information contained on these Web pages is not intended to be a substitute for medical evaluation and treatment by a competent, licensed personal health care professional. The American Apitherapy …