Mark Hancock MD, MPH, January 10, 2021 The publication in The Guardian by Philip Oltermann today of the article attacking the integrative treatment of hospitalized patients in Germany is biased, closed-minded and uninformed. He attempts to make the case that because there exist (due to…
I stumbled across some interesting scientific studies on using lemon and quince as a medicine to address allergies and asthma. These remedies are some of the older Anthroposophic formulations- formulated by Rudolf Steiner out of his spiritual scientific approach (similar to his approach to mistletoe).…
Mistletoe has been used for the treatment of cancer since 1917. This article will describe several different methods of using mistletoe. We will cover the most aggressive therapy down to supportive therapy and then mention special uses of mistletoe including bladder instillation for bladder cancer…
“Give me a fever, and I can cure any illness.” — Hippocrates Relating fever to cancer with an Anthroposophic understanding is a long journey though our recent and modern scientific literature provides fascinating supporting insights. Warmth is the expression of our human I (our…
Three brief case reports demonstrate the typical beneficial effects of mistletoe in cancer treatment. Case 1 The first case is a patient with a rare advanced appendiceal cancer who had suffered from extreme fatigue, abdominal pain and severe nausea and vomiting. Shortly after starting Helixor…
A recently published study is giving yet more support to arnica. This study can be found in its entirety here. Arnica montana is used in Anthroposophic medicine for many issues- the most common use is for wound healing including as a boost for post surgical…