Viscum album Anhängsel wyw

Viscum album Anhängsel

[Johannes Wilkins: Homöopatische Differenzierung der Wirtsbäume der Mistel]

Any mistletoe will carry characteristics of the host.

Adnoba fraxini 10.

Drug proving:

Day 1: Pain in heel in the evening (“As if after a long walk”)

Day 2: Strong muscle ache (legs)

Head heavy “As if after a boozy night”

Feet tired

“As if battered”

Numbness inside 1. l. thumb, 2. fingers

EXhausted (had to stop surgery first time)/had to go to bed.

Feeling of heat around the leg.

Strong perception of skeleton from hips down.

Despair about being urgently needed in hospital and at home and being unable to split myself in two.

Day 4: slight “pins and needles” in fingers of l. hand.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome like.

Since Antiquity: connection between “ash” and “tired” feet/Cinchona-effect.

Like “Ash people” able to carry the world on the shoulders [= job + care for relatives/flexible/resilient/make sacrifices (Ign)]/don’t want to be centre of attention.

Pyrogenic effect

Life giving mother

Connected with modest people (mother/father)

Between 40 – 60 years of age.

Sep. ↔ Viscum fraxini ↔ China

For sale: extracts under a variety of brand names: Iscador/Eurixor/Helixor/Isorel/Iscucin/Plenosol/ABNOBAviscum. Some extracts are marketed under more than one name. All products prepared from Visc. Not sold as a drug in the U.S.

Mistletoe extracts prepared as aqueous solutions or solutions of water and alcohol/can be fermented or unfermented.

Some extracts are prepared according to homeopathic principles/others are not. The commercial products can be subdivided according to the species of host tree.

Iscador, a fermented aqueous extract of Viscum album L. that is prepared as a homeopathic drug, is marketed as IscadorM (from apple trees),

IscadorP (from pine trees), IscadorQ (from oak trees), and IscadorU (from elm trees).

Helixor, an unfermented aqueous extract of Visc. standardized by its biological effect on human leukemia cells in vitro, is marketed as HelixorA (from spruce trees),

HelixorM (from apple trees)

HelixorP (from pine trees).

Eurixor, an unfermented aqueous extract of Visc. harvested from poplar trees, is reportedly standardized to contain a specific amount of one of mistletoe’s lectins (i.e., the lectin ML-1; refer to the History section of this summary for more information).

Some proponents contend the choice of extract should depend on the type of tumor and the gender of the patient.

Mistletoe extracts are usually given by subcutaneous injection, although administration by other routes (oral, intrapleural, intratumoral, intravenous) has been described. In most reported studies, subcutaneous injections were given 2 to 3x weekly, but the overall duration of treatment varied considerably.

Visc. listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the U.S., which is the officially recognized compendium for homeopathic drugs in this country. Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has regulatory authority over homeopathic drugs, this authority is usually not exercised unless the drugs are formulated for injection or there is evidence of severe toxicity. At present, the FDA does not allow the importation or distribution of injectable preparations of mistletoe (homeopathic formulations) except for the purpose of clinical research. The extracts are not available commercially in the U.S. and not approved as a treatment for people with cancer.

Iscador = Weleda

Iscador M aus Apfelbaummistel (Brust-/Unterleibskrebs)

Iscador M c. Arg. aus Apfelbaummistel mit hochverdünntem Silbercarbonat

Iscador M c. Cu aus Apfelbaummistel mit hochverdünntem Kupfermineral (Malachit)

Iscador M c. Hg mit hochverdünntem Quecksilbersulfat (= Merc-s)

Iscador P c. Hg aus Kiefernmistel mit hochverdünntem Quecksilbersulfat (= Merc-s) (Hautkrebs/Tumoren des Nervensystems)

Iscador Qu aus Eichenmistel

Iscador Qu 5 mg spezial

Iscador Qu c. Arg. aus Eichenmistel mit hochverdünntem Silbercarbonat

Iscador Qu c. Cu aus Eichenmistel mit hochverdünntem Kupfermineral (Malachit)

Iscador Qu c. Hg aus Eichenmistel mit hochverdünntem Quecksilbersulfat (= Merc-s)

Iscador U c. Hg aus Ulmenmistel mit hochverdünntem Quecksilbersulfat (= Merc-s)

Iscucin = Wala

Iscucin Abietis = Tanne

Iscucin Crat = Weißdorn

Iscucin Mali = Apfelbaum

Iscucin Pina o. Pinus? = Kiefer

Iscucin Popula = Pappel

Iscucin Querc = Eiche

Iscucin Salicis = Weide

Iscucin Tiliae = Linde

Helixor

HELIXOR A = Tanne mit Kochsalzlösung

HELIXOR M = Apfelbaum mit Kochsalzlösung

HELIXOR P = Kiefer mit Kochsalzlösung

Isorel

Aus Kaltauszug hergestellt

Isorel vom Apfelbaum

Isorel vom Tanne

Isorel von Kiefer

Anobaviscum (= Abnoba GmbH, Pforzheim)

Aus Presssaft hergestellt/in mehrere Verdünnungsstufen erhältlich

Ahorn (aceris)

Mandelbaum (amygdali)

Birke (betulae)

Weißdorn (crataegi)

Esche (fraxini)

Appropriate for sporty, slim women with a male component. Effective with cancer and pronounced lack of strength/patient struggles to accept her fate (nemesis). Best used at

the beginning of after surgery/chemotherapy/other such treatments.

Experience: Gives strength very soon (patients EXhausted and lack energy).

In the night before his imprisonment Christ prayed in Gethsemane (from the Hebrew gat-schemen meaning “oil press”) at the Mount of Olives. In this significant place we find the olive (and the Mount of Olives) as the warm, radiant background for this tragic scene. It is here where Christ falls into agony. “Agony” in medical terms also means prolonged throes of death.

Hölderlin: “Where danger threatens, salvation also grows”. More than with any other mistletoe this degree of exhaustion, this agony is characteristic for the ash. The ash might not be equivalent to the olive tree, but it is medically just as important.

Baldur, the god of light, was killed by the mistletoe. After Ragnarok, the Germanic final battle, he is resurrected with the ash. We find him today in the ash-grown mistletoe, we find the resurrected Baldur in his lightfilled glory reconciled with his great enemy, the mistletoe!

There can be no higher form of reconciliation! As Baldur’s power the ash-grown mistletoe enables us to proudly walk on the earth as Yggdrasil or, to use Rudolf Steiner’s fitting translation, as I-bearers“.

“Ash people” are able, like the world ash, to carry (nearly) the entire world for a long period of time (Christophorus). They are friendly and dedicated to family and environment. Without wanting to be the centre of attention they like to serve, they are extremely resilient and flexible in their nature and in their work. Ash patients are always prepared to make sacrifices and they make themselves available to others. Now often women who have a job and look after their families at the same time (Ign.).

Due to overload (being divided between 2 tasks: work and household duties), it comes to illness. [female sexual organs (uterus/krebs)/muscular rheumatism (tendomyopathy)/hormonal disturbances/breast cancer].

Ash-grown mistletoe is particularly effective with cancer and pronounced lack of strength/patient struggles to accept her fate (nemesis). A mistletoe treatment best used at the beginning of after surgery/chemotherapy/other such treatments.

We regularly experience that ash-grown mistletoe gives strength very soon (patients who are very exhausted and lack energy the ash-grown mistletoe can improve and also heal the condition).

Hölderlin: “Where danger threatens, salvation also grows”.

More than with any other mistletoe this degree of exhaustion, this agony is characteristic for the ash. The ash might not be equivalent to the olive tree, but it is medically just as important.

Apfelbaum (mali)

Eiche (quercus)

Tanne (abietis)

Kiefer (pini)

Salvator Apotheke Eisenstadt = Remedia.at

Viscum album gew. Abies-alba

Acer pseudoplatanus

Betula alba

Malo

Pinus

Populus nigra

Populus tremula

Quercus

Tilia europea

Mistelprodukten von w gewonnen mit Fermentation

Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum