Bee or Wasp Sting:
Bee Stings
During my time in Munich, I witnessed a person being stung by a bee. Since it happened in the backyard of the home, the probe was instantly available and used immediately, placing it right at the sting which was on the upper arm. After a 24 minute probe application with intensity 200, the normal and usual swelling had no chance to develop. At the same time, the sting pain was dramatically reduced and the acquaintance with a defensive bee became quickly a thing of the past. No big deal.
Should one experience a wasp sting, which usually is even worse than a bee sting, the same procedure should be applied as soon as possible. Immediate increased circulation, boosting the body’s defense system, is responsible for a quick and less painful sting episode.
Hermina Danneil
Denver/Munich
Spider Bite
Spider Bite:I want to share a personal testimony with a spider bite. It was a big itchy, hot bite on the side of my neck (yes, creepy! ). I was at Diane’s on Friday and it was really flared up! Diane suggested I use the probe on it, which I hadn’t yet. So I went home and laid on the mat, level 25 for 8 minutes then I used the probe on the bite at level 25 (observing intensities recommended at the neck area) for 8 minutes as well. It immediately stopped burning and itching and the peripheral redness became more localized. Later that evening, I did the same thing before going to bed and now just over 24 hours later it is just a small red dot without pain or itching. I am sure it will be gone tomorrow. Heading out to my garden today, I keep my fingers crossed not to be bitten again. If so, I will grab the probe. – :o)
Marlene Starr posted in MRS Community Portland