Mistletoe Treatment Dosage Guide – A General Overview

Mistletoe therapy, derived from the Viscum album plant, has been widely used in integrative oncology, especially across Europe, to support cancer patients alongside conventional treatments. ABNOBA GmbH, a leading German manufacturer of mistletoe preparations, offers highly standardized products backed by decades of research.

The dosage of mistletoe therapy is not one-size-fits-all. It varies depending on the patient’s health condition, cancer type, treatment stage, and individual sensitivity. Mistletoe extracts are commonly administered via subcutaneous injection, with treatment often beginning at a low dose to monitor tolerance.

A typical introductory dosage may start at 0.01 mg to 0.1 mg, increasing gradually over several weeks. Dose escalation follows a stepwise pattern, under medical supervision, and is adjusted based on the patient’s response — such as local skin reaction or improved quality of life.

ABNOBA’s Viscum preparations are classified into specific host tree types (e.g., fir, apple, oak), and each has a tailored dosage schedule. For patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation, mistletoe therapy may be synchronized to minimize side effects and strengthen immune function.

Self-administration at home becomes possible once patients are trained and stable on a defined protocol. However, mistletoe treatment must always be supervised by a qualified integrative physician.

Disclaimer: This dosage guide is for informational purposes only. Dosages must be personalized and prescribed by a licensed healthcare provider familiar with mistletoe therapy. For consultation or further information, please contact ABNOBA India or your integrative oncology specialist.



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