MISTLETOE INJECTIONS ANYONE DOING THEM?

atlanticcanada
atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
edited February 2022 in Colorectal Cancer #1

Just wondered how many are doing mistletoe injections?its one of the things my daughter is using , (could be one of the reasons she is doing so well)i just googled it and they are having amazing results with it for colon cancer.

 

 

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  • dmj101
    dmj101 Member Posts: 527 Member
    #2
    I thought you were kidding

    I thought you were kidding when I  first read you posting title.. then I Binged it ...and it is real but not in the US.. FDA only will allow in clinical trial that are closely administered.. The side effects don't seem to concerned - just like any other herbal application..

    Are you in Europe somewhere or you daughter as that is where it is used like other drugs?

    http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/cam/mistletoe/Patient/page2

     

  • atlanticcanada
    atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
    #3
    dmj101 said:

    I thought you were kidding

    I thought you were kidding when I  first read you posting title.. then I Binged it ...and it is real but not in the US.. FDA only will allow in clinical trial that are closely administered.. The side effects don't seem to concerned - just like any other herbal application..

    Are you in Europe somewhere or you daughter as that is where it is used like other drugs?

    http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/cam/mistletoe/Patient/page2

     

    HI
    we are in Canada.  Her

    HI

    we are in Canada.  Her N.D. has her on this plus a few other supplements from Germany . Her surgeons  are surprised at her results , they have said  it looks like your immune system is kicking in, they don't know why:) . Are you sure you can't get it in the U.S. ? It also lessens chemo side effects. Her cea before chemo was 1.3 (she started on mistletoe in July.

  • smokeyjoe
    smokeyjoe Member Posts: 1,425 Member
    #4
    atlanticcanada said:

    HI
    we are in Canada.  Her

    HI

    we are in Canada.  Her N.D. has her on this plus a few other supplements from Germany . Her surgeons  are surprised at her results , they have said  it looks like your immune system is kicking in, they don't know why:) . Are you sure you can't get it in the U.S. ? It also lessens chemo side effects. Her cea before chemo was 1.3 (she started on mistletoe in July.

    There is someone on this

    There is someone on this board who is on vitamin C and mistletoe  infusions in the U.S. .....hopefully they'll chime in.  

  • manwithnoname
    manwithnoname Member Posts: 402
    #5
    atlanticcanada said:

    HI
    we are in Canada.  Her

    HI

    we are in Canada.  Her N.D. has her on this plus a few other supplements from Germany . Her surgeons  are surprised at her results , they have said  it looks like your immune system is kicking in, they don't know why:) . Are you sure you can't get it in the U.S. ? It also lessens chemo side effects. Her cea before chemo was 1.3 (she started on mistletoe in July.

    Is this

    Iscador from weleda? been looking at it for a while, shame it's injections. Very well known in Europe.

    Pete must have done it!

  • atlanticcanada
    atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
    #6
    manwithnoname said:

    Is this

    Iscador from weleda? been looking at it for a while, shame it's injections. Very well known in Europe.

    Pete must have done it!

    the one she takes is helixor.

    the one she takes is helixor. I'm sure Pete would know about it and he probably has done it :)

  • manwithnoname
    manwithnoname Member Posts: 402
    #7
    atlanticcanada said:

    the one she takes is helixor.

    the one she takes is helixor. I'm sure Pete would know about it and he probably has done it :)

    Don't know Helixor

    will look it up, anyway glad to hear she is doing well, good news is great news, and having Dr's surprised is icing on the cake. I believe the immune system kicking in is the key.

  • pete43lost_at_sea
    pete43lost_at_sea Member Posts: 3,900 Member
    #8
    manwithnoname said:

    Don't know Helixor

    will look it up, anyway glad to hear she is doing well, good news is great news, and having Dr's surprised is icing on the cake. I believe the immune system kicking in is the key.

    i tried weleda about a year ago

    it may have helped me somewhat, but not enough. my markers kept on increasing while on it.

    i did it for 8 weeks, i saw the only doc in sydney who prescribes iscador. i got the type for colorectal. some tumours respond, some dont, its on the chemo sensitivity test from genostics, but as its an immune system stimulant. 

    checkout my blog , i just found an amazing 56 pages on exercise and the immune system, i am off to yoga. if something works than be grateful, i am.

    hugs,

    pete

  • atlanticcanada
    atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
    #9
    pete43lost_at_sea said:

    i tried weleda about a year ago

    it may have helped me somewhat, but not enough. my markers kept on increasing while on it.

    i did it for 8 weeks, i saw the only doc in sydney who prescribes iscador. i got the type for colorectal. some tumours respond, some dont, its on the chemo sensitivity test from genostics, but as its an immune system stimulant. 

    checkout my blog , i just found an amazing 56 pages on exercise and the immune system, i am off to yoga. if something works than be grateful, i am.

    hugs,

    pete

    yep getting your immune

    yep getting your immune system is the key, i agree

    i will check out your blog on exercise

    just curious why did you only do iscador for 8 weeks ? 

  • pete43lost_at_sea
    pete43lost_at_sea Member Posts: 3,900 Member
    #10
    atlanticcanada said:

    yep getting your immune

    yep getting your immune system is the key, i agree

    i will check out your blog on exercise

    just curious why did you only do iscador for 8 weeks ? 

    I had the impression it was not helping

    at the time is was getting into a rather involved routine of alternative supplements and therapies.

    the doctor who dished out iscador only did iscador, my other alternative docs with vit c and all the supplements got my attention at the time.

    with what i know now and have heard, i suspect i was not doing the dosing correctly, iscador also came up negative on my genostics test, so i prefered to invest in therapies where tests results indicated effectiveness.

    i have met some who did well on iscador, i suspect alot of it depends on your immune system, mines has been depressed since my 6 months of folfox.

    some of the european clinics use iscador heavily, but not where i am currently treated, I have heard they use much higher doses. thats about as much as i know, except i did get a reaction when i injected in my tummy. it was the first injection i gave myslef to try and beat the cancer, it may have helped, it was not expensive, i am glad i tried it.

    hugs,

    Pete

  • luvinlife2
    luvinlife2 Member Posts: 172 Member
    #11
    Yes :)

    Been doing Mistletoe on and off for 2 years now.   :)

  • atlanticcanada
    atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
    #12
    luvinlife2 said:

    Yes :)

    Been doing Mistletoe on and off for 2 years now.   :)

    Do you live in Canada too?

    Do you live in Canada too? what other supplements do you take ?have you tried wobe mucos enzymes? turmeric?

  • atlanticcanada
    atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
    #13
    luvinlife2 said:

    Yes :)

    Been doing Mistletoe on and off for 2 years now.   :)

    Do you live in Canada too?

    Do you live in Canada too? what other supplements do you take ?have you tried wobe mucos enzymes? turmeric?

  • atlanticcanada
    atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
    #14
    luvinlife2 said:

    Yes :)

    Been doing Mistletoe on and off for 2 years now.   :)

    Do you live in Canada too?

    Do you live in Canada too? what other supplements do you take ?have you tried wobe mucos enzymes? turmeric?

  • pete43lost_at_sea
    pete43lost_at_sea Member Posts: 3,900 Member
    #15
    atlanticcanada said:

    Do you live in Canada too?

    Do you live in Canada too? what other supplements do you take ?have you tried wobe mucos enzymes? turmeric?

    who is brave enough to not be on tumeric

    enzyme therapy, well for those on cimetidine its a must also.

    hugs,

    Pete

  • luvinlife2
    luvinlife2 Member Posts: 172 Member
    #16
    atlanticcanada said:

    Do you live in Canada too?

    Do you live in Canada too? what other supplements do you take ?have you tried wobe mucos enzymes? turmeric?

    Hi Atlantic :)

    Yes I'm in Canada...other side...lol!!!   Our clinic does Iscador and Helixor but I can't remember why some patients recieve the Helixor.  Most of us are on Iscador.  I haven't taken wobe mucos enzymes but I do take Wobenzyme N and boy does it work for me.  Tumeric is an included ingredient in a couple of my supplements.  Sorry for the late reply...I had chemo on the 31st and don't do much on the computer during my chemo week.  :)

  • atlanticcanada
    atlanticcanada Member Posts: 74
    #17
    luvinlife2 said:

    Hi Atlantic :)

    Yes I'm in Canada...other side...lol!!!   Our clinic does Iscador and Helixor but I can't remember why some patients recieve the Helixor.  Most of us are on Iscador.  I haven't taken wobe mucos enzymes but I do take Wobenzyme N and boy does it work for me.  Tumeric is an included ingredient in a couple of my supplements.  Sorry for the late reply...I had chemo on the 31st and don't do much on the computer during my chemo week.  :)

    thanks for the reply , excuse

    thanks for the reply , excuse the questions in iv vitamin c  , you answered them in this question. My daughter is in Toronto and i leave on the east coast.

  • helpingmydad
    helpingmydad Member Posts: 1
    #18
    where does your daughter get Helixor in Toronto?

    Atlanticcanada,

    My dad has colon cancer. I've read so many encouraging articles about Iscador and Helixor. Where does your daughter get it in Toronto?

    Many thanks!

  • Fucc
    Fucc Member Posts: 92 Member
    #19
    helpingmydad said:

    where does your daughter get Helixor in Toronto?

    Atlanticcanada,

    My dad has colon cancer. I've read so many encouraging articles about Iscador and Helixor. Where does your daughter get it in Toronto?

    Many thanks!

    I sent you a private message

    I sent you a private message with the details of my natriopath where I get mistletoe from in Toronto. 

     

    Carm

  • thxmiker
    thxmiker Member Posts: 1,278 Member
    #20
    I take Mistle Toe

    I take Mistle Toe supplements.  It is a liquid and not great tasting.  It is supposed to help against various colon cancers.  

     

    Keep in touch with how it works for you!

    Best Always,   mike

  • BP
    BP Member Posts: 1
    #21
    Fucc said:

    I sent you a private message

    I sent you a private message with the details of my natriopath where I get mistletoe from in Toronto. 

     

    Carm

    Where to buy Helixor ?

    Can you please help me with the place you buy mistletoe in Toronto from ?

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