Reyah Carlson

AUSTIN TEXAS: APITHERAPY WORKSHOP

Hi friends! All I can say is WOW! I arrived in Austin TX to be a part of the American Beekeeping Federation 64th annual conference on Thursday Jan 11, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Frederique Keller and I conducted an apitherapy workshop on Saturday the 13th, and what a wonderful turn out! I was worried because of heavy rain in the area that would keep people from coming out, but I was wrong. We had a full house! I would like to thank all of you who attended, and of course the American Beekeeping Federation for having us be a part of their program. What an honor! Frederique and I enjoyed spending time with all of you who were there, talking about the healing aspects of the beehive, and Frederiques presentation of "Api-puncture". Combining bee venom therapy with acupuncture. I would sure appreciate all of you who were there, to make a posting here talking about your expeience at our "Apitherapy Workshop" For those of you who were not able to attend, I will be conducting a workshop in Oklahoma City in March for the Oklahoma State Beekeepers conference, and again in March for the Missouri State Beekeepers in Jefferson City.

On the 27th of this month, I leave for India to help a woman stricken with MS get on the road to wellness through bee venom therapy, of course I will make a future posting about my trip there.

Thanks again to Frederique Keller,for taking her time to be a part of this event, and to all of you who participated in our very positive "Apitherapy Workshop" A special thank you to Kim Lehman for all of her organizing skills, our formal introduction to which she opened with a song she made up entitled "Bee Stings" to the tune of "A bicycle built for two" and making sure Frederique and I had a wonderful time in Austin, And Kim's husband Mark who gracously used his time to video tape the workshop! Another thanks to Glenda Wooten for her continued pro-active suport in opening doors for me at so many beekeeping events. Big hugs to all of you!

For now, BEE healthy, BEE happy 

Reyah

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

I am scheduled to speak about apitherapy this coming Tuesday, October 17th from 7-10 pm at the Ozark Senior Center in Ozark Missouri. I will talk about healing aspects of the honeybee hive, bee venom therapy, and demonstrate sting technique and application. This is open to the Public. On the 20th and 21st of October, I will be in Lebanon (near Nashville) Tennessee doing the same thing for the Tenneessee State Beekeepers Conference, to be held at the Ag Center, in Lebanon. Please check their website for times. They will be opening this segment of the conference to the public. http://www.tnbeekeepers.org/2006conference.htm

Then, on January 13th, I will be speaking 1 day at the American Beekeeping Federation conference, this year to be held in Austin Texas at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Again, check their website for exact time. http://www.abfnet.org/ I know they are giving me a 3 hour time slot. An added bonus, Frederique Keller, apitherapist and licensed accupuncturist from New York is also going to be with me, and she will demonstrate what is known as apipuncture,or bee accupunture, utitlizing accupuncture points for sting therapy. We will address many conditions and diseases, and also talk about healing aspects of the hive. This portion of the conference will also be open to the public. In March, I have 2 conferences lined up...The Oklahoma State Beekeepers conference, and the Missouri State Beekeepers conference. Dates and times to be announced later. Please try to attend these conferences, as you will find an abundance of information! Please introduce yourself, should you attend these conferences! For now, BEE healthy, BEE happy

Reyah

Testimonials

Here is a very nice e-mail I recently received. Please feel free to comment, and list your own experience with apitherapy.

I began to develop a rash on my body in February of 2002.  My
dermatologist thought it might have been caused by a blood transfusion
which I had been given.  It got progressively worse as the year went
on, so much so that by December I was placed in the hospital and given
huge doses of prednisone.  It made the rash less aggressive but the
rash was still with me.  I was kept on a regiment of prednisone.  I
went to a specialist who thought it was caused by a parasite (dust
mite).  Also, he said my immune system was compromised because of
chemotherapy and radiation I had received.  (I had cancer surgery in
February of 2001.)

I met Reyah Carlson in September of 2004.  She felt my condition was
due to excessive toxicity in my body and suggested bee stings, starting
with 3 or 4 and gradually increasing the stings to 22 to 25 stings
twice a week.  I wasn't able to see her twice a week, only
occasionally, but I did manage once a week most of the time for about 9
months.  After she left California, I continued to get stings from Ray
Seipel in Dr. Andrew Kochan 's office in Encino, California.

My rash is completely gone.  I continue ton get stings one a month to
improve my immune system and to keep in check a slight arthritic
problem in my fingers.

I can't emphasize enough how this has changed my life.  The terrible
itching is gone and the redness of my skin is gone.  I am so
comfortable now, not having to worry about my appearance but, most of
all, that irritable itching.

God bless the bees, and Reyah, for everything.

DA, Los Angeles CA

BVT update for Jim

In an earlier post, you can read about "Jim's" beginning bee venom therapy for his tendonitis, calcification and calcium deposits in the shoulder, and Carpal Tunnel syndrom in his left wrist.  Its now been about 7 weeks, and Jim feels he is now ready to cut back to twice a week, as he is 98% better than he was when he first started the bee venom therapy. Needless to say, he is very excited that he has been able to avoid cortisone injections and surgery. All 3 problems are nearly resolved. In the video that I had made, I made a statement about never tiring about seeing peoples happiness when they get the relief they were so desperately seeking, and the smile they display when doing something most take for granted such as lifting an arm, or washing their own back. Jim was not able to raise his arm, as the pain was excruciating and prevented him from simple tasks, and now seeing him smile as he proudly displays his returned ability. So important for a US mail carrier! His doctor had told him to give the bee venom therapy a try for the shoulder and elbow problem, but said he would have to have surgery for the Carpal tunnel. That too, has resolved itself. Thank you dear Bees!

For now, BEE healthy, BEE happy

Reyah