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Preventive medicine specialist Tatiana Grigorieva warned against using bee venom to treat cancer, saying there is not enough clinical evidence to establish its safety or effectiveness in humans. The venom can cause severe allergic reactions that may lead to suffocation and cardiac arrest. It may also damage the liver and kidneys and affect a patient’s ability to tolerate chemotherapy. She warned that relying on it instead of approved treatments could delay medical care and allow tumors to progress.
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