Bee Venom Therapy, or apitherapy, has been used as healing modality for thousands of years.  Described in medical texts dating back to ancient Greece, Egypt and China, Bee Venom Therapy, involves the deliberate application of bee venom beneath the skin in a controlled manner and over time. This technique has ancient origins, where live bee stings were directly administered onto the skin. Interestingly, studies even indicate that beekeepers, due to their frequent exposure to bee stings, may possess heightened immunity against viruses. The approach has evolved in the modern era, employing bee venom injected beneath the skin's surface. Research highlights bee venom's extraordinary capacity to stimulate cellular immunity, curtail inflammation, and possess antioxidant enzymes that safeguard immune cells from harm. Additionally, new research suggests that, due to the presence of the peptide Melittin, bee venom exhibits properties that could inhibit tumor growth, suppress the formation of blood vessels supplying tumors (angiogenesis), promote programmed cell death (apoptosis) in cancer cells, and regulate gene expression.