Mistletoe therapy, using extracts from Viscum album, is widely practiced in integrative oncology—especially across Europe. At ABNOBA GmbH, we specialize in pharmaceutical-grade mistletoe preparations designed for clinical use. Here’s a clear overview of how to use mistletoe therapy safely and effectively.
Start with a Specialist
Before beginning mistletoe therapy, it’s essential to consult an oncologist or integrative medicine practitioner trained in its use. Mistletoe therapy is not a DIY treatment—it must be tailored to the individual.
Mode of Administration
The most common method is subcutaneous injection. These small injections are typically given in the skin of the abdomen or upper thigh. Some advanced protocols may involve intravenous or intratumoral application, but only under strict medical supervision.
Dosage Protocols Vary
Treatment usually begins with a very low dose to observe how the body reacts. The dosage is gradually adjusted based on the patient’s immune response, cancer type, and overall condition. Redness or swelling at the injection site can indicate a positive immune activation.
When Is It Used?
Mistletoe therapy is often started alongside conventional cancer treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation. It may help improve tolerance to treatment, enhance well-being, and stimulate immune function.
Track Progress Regularly
Follow-up appointments and immune monitoring are essential. The treatment’s success depends on consistency and professional oversight.
At ABNOBA India, we are committed to bringing science-based natural therapies into cancer care. Speak to your doctor to explore whether mistletoe therapy is right for you.
