Mistletoe Extracts: A Natural Ally in Integrative Oncology

 Mistletoe extracts, derived from the semi-parasitic plant Viscum album, have emerged as a vital component in integrative cancer therapy. Widely used across Europe, especially in Germany, mistletoe therapy is gaining attention worldwide for its potential to complement conventional oncology treatments.

ABNOBA GmbH, a research-driven pharmaceutical company based in Pforzheim, Germany, stands at the forefront of this development. Through rigorous clinical research and high manufacturing standards, ABNOBA produces mistletoe extracts that are trusted by oncologists and integrative medicine practitioners globally. ABNOBA India, as the regional partner, is bringing these high-quality, science-backed extracts to patients and healthcare providers across the country.

Mistletoe extracts are known to support the immune system, enhance the quality of life, and may reduce the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. Their active components—lectins, viscotoxins, and polysaccharides—stimulate immune responses, induce apoptosis in cancer cells, and improve patients' overall resilience. Importantly, mistletoe therapy is not a standalone cancer cure but is used alongside standard treatments to enhance outcomes and patient well-being.

Administered subcutaneously under medical supervision, mistletoe therapy is customized to each patient’s condition, tumor type, and treatment phase. Its growing acceptance in integrative     oncology highlights the shift towards holistic cancer care that addresses both physiological and emotional needs.

With ABNOBA’s global research and Indian outreach, mistletoe extract therapy is poised to become a significant adjunct in cancer management, offering patients hope, strength, and improved quality of life through nature-backed innovation.



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