Viscum Album Subcutaneous Injection – A Natural Support in Integrative Oncology

 Viscum album, commonly known as European mistletoe, has been used for decades in integrative oncology, particularly in Europe. ABNOBA GmbH, a research-driven pharmaceutical company based in Pforzheim, Germany, has pioneered the production of high-quality viscum album extracts for therapeutic use. Through ABNOBA India, these extracts are now available to support cancer care across the Indian medical landscape.

The viscum album subcutaneous injection is a standardized herbal preparation made from specially harvested mistletoe plants. When administered under the skin (subcutaneously), this preparation stimulates the immune system, enhances quality of life, and may help reduce side effects of conventional therapies like chemotherapy and radiation.

Scientific research and clinical practice suggest that viscum album injections can activate immune responses by increasing the activity of natural killer (NK) cells and cytotoxic T lymphocytes. Patients often report improved energy levels, appetite, and emotional well-being during mistletoe therapy. Importantly, it can be used as a complementary treatment alongside conventional oncology regimens, without interfering with their efficacy.

ABNOBA’s unique manufacturing process ensures batch-to-batch consistency, purity, and efficacy, making their products trusted by physicians and integrative oncology practitioners worldwide.

In India, more healthcare professionals are embracing viscum album therapy to offer holistic, patient-centered cancer care. ABNOBA India provides access to the full ABNOBAvisc® product line, along with educational support for clinicians.

To learn more, visit www.abnoba.in and explore how viscum album subcutaneous injections can become a powerful ally in integrative oncology.



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