VOICED : Bee sting therapy causing a buzz in China

The video discusses bee sting therapy, a treatment believed to have healing effects for various diseases, including cancer. Despite limited scientific evidence, it has been practiced in China for thousands of years and recently gained recognition. Practitioner Wang claims it is more effective than acupuncture, improving blood flow and injecting vitamins. The therapy requires extensive training, and while some use it preventively, it poses risks like allergies. Ethical concerns arise as bees die after stinging. The video explores both the potential benefits and the controversies surrounding this alternative treatment.

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