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Ganglion Cyst and Bee Residue Remedy! Enthusiastic Netizen (Tianshan Snow Lotus, QQ 546916445): Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share another remedy for treating ganglion cysts. When my daughter was seven years old, she developed a soft lump in the bone seam between her arm and palm. After a hospital visit, the doctor diagnosed it as a ganglion cyst and recommended surgery. At the time, we didn’t proceed with the operation and went home instead. A middle-aged woman in our neighborhood had the same condition. She said she had undergone surgery several times, but the cyst kept recurring. Feeling worried, I called my father to explain the situation. He sent me some bee residue and instructed me on how to use it: mix a handful of bee residue with a small amount of liquor, heat it over the stove like stir-frying, and use the steam to fumigate the affected area once a day. Since my child was young and restless, always running around, I heated the bee residue until warm (not too hot) and applied it directly to her wrist, wrapping it with a white cloth. After a few minutes, when it cooled down, I removed it. After three or four applications, the cyst was gone. Now my daughter is twenty, and it has never recurred. I gave the remaining bee residue to others with the same condition and have helped cure over twenty people. Later, I had my family mail me more bee residue several times, and I’ve been giving it to anyone who needs it. A handful is enough to cure the condition permanently without recurrence. Bee residue: You can get it from beekeepers. It’s the black residue left after extracting honey, resembling cow dung. Contributor: Teacher Jiang Fang.
