Once the sting is removed ( if you are dealing with a bee sting), onions can help reduced the swelling and pain. Read more

Put a finger ring around the bee sting and apply pressure. Use a tweezer to get the poison out. After, rub the area with garlic and salt. Read more

Especially for bee stings, if you pee on it it helps to take the sting out. Read more

JUST BEEN STUNG & IN PAIN? Using the homeopathic remedy APIS MELLIFICA is an incredibly fast and effective way to treat the bad effects of bee stings. SUFFERING A BIG REACTION TO A BEE STING?... Read more

Garlic amongst hundred of other uses, works wonders against the pain and the swelling caused by bees and wasps stings. It soothes pain within minutes up to few hours to reduce swelling completely. Read more

Wasp stings have high levels of alkaline in the venom; therefore you need to use an acid to neutralize the sting. Vinegar is great for this job! Read more

Just get mud and put it on the sting, let it dry, and then after a while you wash it off with warm water. Read more

For some reason I was always the one that got severely bitten by mosquitos on summer holidays – the stings go red, swell up and itch like mad! I've tried loads of anti-itch creams but I found that... Read more

Bee/wasp stings are awful, truly. They hurt and then they itch or they itch and then they hurt. And it can be an entire week until the discomfort subsides. Fear not! I've got a solution for you. ... Read more

Bee stings can be painful both at the time, and in some, can cause swelling, burning and itching which can last a long time. This tip comes from the tradition of homeopathy. The remedy stimulates... Read more