Mistletoe as a Natural Cancer Therapy

Mistletoe can be used in the form of injection, oral administration of powder, or tincture. Different cancer types respond to different methods.

CAUTION:  Never consume American mistletoe!  It is poisonous!  The only mistletoe safe to use is Iscador (native to Europe.) 

Mistletoe preparations are used to stimulate the immune system & to kill cancer cells.  It may also help improve the quality of life and survival time of some cancer patients, especially those using chemo & radiation, and may help reduce pain and side effects of these treatments. German studies have found that when mistletoe is used as adjunctive treatment, it can increase survival time by as much as 40%. (Ref 1)

If taking Mistletoe orally in powder form, it is recommended to take: 1/2 tsp -- twice daily (with a.m & p.m meal - or juice.)  Mistletoe has been found to be most effective in cancers of the bladder, genitals, and digestive tract, including inoperable cancers of the stomach, colon, and genitals. Mistletoe can be used in the form of injection, oral administration of powder, or tincture. Different cancer types respond to different methods.

Some alternative physicians who may use mistletoe: San Diego Clinic & Stella Maris (Mexico), Dr. Jesse Stoff (Arizona), Atkins Center (New York), Lukas Clinic (Switzerland), Joseph Brenner, M.D. (Tel-Aviv), Klinik St George & Hufeland Clinic (Germany), and Humlegaarden (Denmark).

For a list of clinical trials using mistletoe, go to: http://www.foreigntrials.com/trials_list.html

(Ref 1) Dr. Ronald Grossarth-Maticek, Institute for Preventive Medicine (Heidelberg, Germany)