What can be expected from a mistletoe therapy when coping with cancer?

The following can be expected as outcomes of the therapy:

• Improvement in general well-being
• Increase in appetite
• Increase in strength
• Increase in weight
• Regulation of the digestive and excretory activity
• Positive influencing of sleep disorders and night sweats
• Improved peripheral circulation
• Reduced susceptibility to infections
• Improvement in the psychological state
• Increased initiative
• Pain alleviation, in particular with bone and liver
  pain caused by tumours

This means that it is possible to reduce the number of pain killers. An improvement in the tolerability of radiation treatment and chemotherapy is also to be anticipated, as are an improvement in the cell-mediated immunity and in rare cases a decline in the tumour(s) or a stop to the tumour’s growth.

The human immune system

The life processes that developed the human body and keep it healthy are organised and regulated according to the comprehensive wisdom of Nature.
Humans have partially detached themselves from this natural situation in order to develop intellectual freedom and have thus become unique, unmistakable personalities.

Through this liberation from the dependence on nature, all cultural achievements have become possible, including ancient civilisational developments.
However, the possibility of illness has thus also arisen. The natural wisdom that is intrinsic to humans has been individually shaped by this development, even if it works subconsciously.

Today’s science calls this individualised natural working the immune system of humans.
Many of the civilisational achievements have a more or less damaging effect on the immune system so that it is difficult to uphold the healthy body of the person.

Cancer

In the special case of cancer, it can, for example, happen that so-called new formations cannot be recognised by the immune system as alien.
This condition that often does not occur until after years of overburdening the health-preserving activity of the immune system states: “Cancer has developed over the long term and is a highly individual illness”.

It is therefore to be expected that the therapy has to be organised according to the individual requirements and that this therapy also needs to be carried out for a lengthy period of time.

The cancer tumour as a new formation does not follow the principle of physical organisation of the person affected. The healthy rhythm between consolidation and dissolution has slipped from the person's organisational powers. The requirements for taking up this rhythm again can be created again by a remedy from the mistletoe.

Mistletoe as a medicinal plant

The medicinal plant mistletoe shows itself to be an embryotic plant that in many ways defies the organisational and temporal principle of “normal” higher flowering plants (trees). The mistletoe is thus the medical plant for cancer therapy because it restores the possibility that is lost to the sick body of coming to an embryonic condition in which the intellectual principle of the individual human can become active again in shaping the body. This is discernible by a rhythmic fever triggered by the doses of mistletoe.

The therapy

For the individual dosage (concentration of the amount administered) of the medication, which must be aligned entirely according to the conditions of the individual patient, a series of 8 dilution levels is available, from the highly concentrated dilution level 2 to the homoeopathic D 30.

Mistletoe preparation as medication

To ensure that the mistletoe can do this, every effort is made during the production of mistletoe preparation that its special character of the germinal, embryotic that can be found deep down in the substances of the living mistletoe, is also preserved in medication.

For the mistletoe preparation, the green mistletoe is ground with a defined percentage of berries in a patented procedure in a special liquid so that the plant substance floats in the liquid finely distributed and the particles are no longer discernible microscopically (colloid state). This fresh plant colloid contains the entire substance spectrum of the mistletoe in a natural ratio, which also includes water-soluble substances that are lost to the usual watery extract.

As the immune system of the sick person has to be addressed directly with the medication produced in this way, it is vital that the preparation is administered as an “injection” subcutaneously (below the skin).

Depending on the type of tree that the mistletoe grows on, it gains a different form, colour and material composition. That is why mistletoe is harvested from nine different species of trees that can be linked in a meaningful way to the different organ areas of humans that are affected by tumours.