European Mistletoe

The semi-parasitic plant that grows on European tree branches, gathered traditionally at the winter solstice and central to European folk traditions long before its medical use. Modern medicinal use o...

• Used In Integrative Cancer Care Across Europe — Particularly Germany — As An Adjunct To Conventional Treatment
• May Improve Quality Of Life During Cancer Treatment, Including Fatigue, Sleep, And Appetite
• Modulates Immune Function In Laboratory And Clinical Research
• Long European Folk And Ceremonial Tradition, Far Predating Its Modern Medical Use

Note Self-treatment with mistletoe is not appropriate — the herb is used in cancer care under specialist supervision, and the products used clinically are prescription injectables, not over-the-counter supplements Note Raw mistletoe berries and unprepared plant material are toxic — have caused poisoning, particularly in children at Christmas