Doctor warns against using bee venom for cancer treatment

Preventive medicine specialist Tatiana Grigorieva has warned against using bee venom as a treatment for cancer.

She explained that even a small dose of bee venom can cause severe angioedema, suffocation, and immediate cardiac arrest in people with weakened immune systems, according to Russia Today.

Grigorieva stressed that treating cancer with bee venom is extremely dangerous due to the risk of severe allergic reactions, including anaphylactic shock, as well as potential liver and kidney damage caused by the venom, which is one of the most powerful natural allergens.