Bee Venom

These days, it seems that people will try almost anything to improve their anti-ageing wellness, even to the tune of a bird poo facial (yes, people smear that on their faces). In fact, it was recently rumoured that even Kate Middleton owes…

For “The Invisible Woman”, a writer who blogs for The Guardian, anti-ageing isn’t so much a matter of your wellness as it is “cobblers”. ‘Admittedly, I wouldn't mind losing the slightly droopy jawline but y'know, that's what happens, in…

Bee venom is being hailed as the latest weapon in the fight against ageing. Cosmetics companies have devised new lines in skin care using bee venom that promises to banish wrinkles. The toxin is being used in face creams, masks and…

It has already been suggested that bee venom can give your anti-ageing wellness a buzz, but a new study has found that one of its components can also improve your sexual health. According to the US researchers, who reported their work in…

When Botox emerged as the new anti-ageing trend a few years ago, bee venom also arrived on the skin care scene as a natural alternative. Back then, it was boasted that bee venom could sting your skin into restoration and plump it back to…

Everyone avoids bee stings, but you may be doing more harm than good to your wellbeing in the process. This is according to a new trend in complementary wellness, in which patients in China are swarming to acupuncture clinics to be given…