Apitherapy in Pardes Hanna, in a warm and personal setting
Treatment with hive products, with Ariel and Lilach. We guide you from the very first conversation, explain every step, and tailor the treatment to you. Our clinic is in Pardes Hanna-Karkur, near Hadera, and patients come to us from all over Israel.
What we treat
Over more than 15 years, people have come to us with a wide range of conditions. These are the areas we treat most often.
- Joint pain and arthritis
- Back and neck pain
- Tendon inflammation
- Fibromyalgia
- Multiple sclerosis, as complementary therapy
- Autoimmune conditions, as complementary therapy
- Fatigue and immune support
- Skin problems, such as wounds and acne
- Oncology patients, as complementary care
Apitherapy is a complementary approach: it works alongside medical treatment, not instead of it, and results vary from person to person. Every treatment starts with a conversation and a suitability check.
What is apitherapy?
Apitherapy is the use of hive products, such as bee venom, propolis, honey, royal jelly and bee pollen, as part of a natural approach to looking after the body. It is an ancient tradition found in many cultures. It does not replace medical treatment, it complements it.
Bee venom
The heart of apitherapy. Given as controlled stings, after a conversation and a suitability check.
Read more →Propolis
The substance bees make to protect the hive, traditionally used for thousands of years.
Read more →Honey
The best known hive product. An ancient food, also traditionally used for skin care and general support.
Read more →Royal jelly
The food bees prepare for their queen. Traditionally used as a dietary supplement, tailored to each person.
Read more →Bee pollen
The hive's source of protein, collected by bees from flowers. Traditionally used as a dietary supplement, step by step.
Read more →What does a session with us look like?
Getting to know you
We get to know you, hear what brings you to us, and answer every question.
Suitability and sensitivity check
Before any venom treatment we check for sensitivity. Your safety comes first.
The treatment
At your own pace, in a calm atmosphere, with an explanation of everything that happens.
Important: People who are allergic to bee stings do not receive venom treatment. How we keep you safe →
The bee and the flower
Say the letters R E L out loud and you will hear "Ariel". And Lilach? In Hebrew her name is the lilac, the flower the bee flies to.
We have been practising apitherapy together for more than 15 years, long before the field was well known in Israel. Over the years patients have come to us from all over the country, and that experience goes into every treatment. [Tell your story here: how you came to apitherapy and your training.]
The bee and the fly
Two small creatures fly over the very same field.
The first is the fly. It can fly through a garden full of flowers, scents and clear air, and still its eyes search for the flaw. It skips all the beauty, heads straight for the neglected corner and stays there. Ask it at the end of the day, and it will tell you the whole world is dirty and painful.
The second is the bee. It can find itself in a dry field of thorns, among hard rocks. Yet it patiently looks for the small wildflower growing in the corner, gathers its nectar and pollen, and turns them into sweet, golden honey.
Both live in the same world. The difference is in how they look at it.
We all know the fly's gaze. When it hurts and things are hard, it is easy to get stuck in the corner, and that is completely human. The bee reminds us that even among thorns, we can look for what gives us strength.
In apitherapy we learn from the bee. We take the gifts of the hive, honey, propolis, bee venom and royal jelly, and use them as complementary care that supports the balance and vitality of body and mind.
So which gaze will you take with you on your way?
Letters to the hive
Words our patients have sent us over the years, shared with their permission.
[Letters and words from patients will appear here. Add them in letters.py]
Articles
What is apitherapy, and who is it for?
Coming soonAfraid of the sting? What really happens in a session
Coming soonPropolis: what it is and how it is used
Coming soonFrequently asked questions
Does it hurt?
You feel a short sting. We start gently and move forward at your pace.
Is the treatment right for everyone?
Not always, which is why every treatment starts with a conversation and a suitability check.
Where do your patients come from?
Our clinic is in Pardes Hanna-Karkur, minutes from Hadera, Binyamina, Zikhron Ya'akov, Caesarea and the Hefer Valley. Patients also travel to us from all over Israel.
Let's talk
A question, an intro chat or booking a session. We are here.