How to treat bee stings Naturally


Bee Stings:

 Remove sting with tweezers. Combine equal parts of Vinegar, Baking Soda and meat Tenderizer to make a paste. Add more Baking Soda if necessary to thicken. Apply to sting and leave as long as desired. Can also use Papaya (Paw Paw) green or ripe, place on sting. Honey can also be used.

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