Mistletoe Muérdago Viscum Album L Europeo 180 Capsules

What is it for?
Taking into account the aforementioned properties, the use of mistletoe as a medicinal plant can have numerous benefits.

Currently, what is most talked about is its ability to combat certain types of cancer due to its cytostatic or antitumor action, in addition to helping to alleviate the effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The NCI (National Cancer Institute) groups and recognizes different studies on the treatment of various types of cancer with injections of subcutaneous ampoules of mistletoe extract, which are very simple to apply. There are many centers that offer mistletoe treatment to patients receiving radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Dr. Natalia Eres, from the Khuab clinic in Barcelona, ​​states that 70% of the patients they treat decide to join mistletoe therapy, which causes the “suicide” of the tumor cells and improves the body's response in the fight. against cancer [1].

Outside the area of ​​cancer, these are other benefits of mistletoe and its medicinal uses:

It has the ability to relieve sciatica pain.
Normally its consumption is a great relief against tired legs or areas with circulatory problems.

Kidney pain and kidney stones can be relieved by consuming mistletoe.

It is used as a mild sedative or tranquilizer because it contains a lectin, viscotoxin, which acts on the myocardium, a part of the heart, and promotes the dilation of the arteries and, thus, balances the heart rate by reducing it a little.
Due to this same property just mentioned, mistletoe can help calm headaches caused by nervous tension.
Due to its vasodilating and anti-inflammatory effects, it is used to reduce inflammation of hemorrhoids and varicose veins.

It is also used in treatments for rheumatic processes, multiple sclerosis, osteoarthritis and other degenerative diseases, since it has strong immunomodulatory and antirheumatic properties. Here you can learn more about the best medicinal plants to cure osteoarthritis.
It can help regulate cholesterol due to its lipid-lowering properties.