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Use of mistletoe in cancer as done commonly in Europe. Also a holistic description of the plant relating to cancer. This video is done for educational purposes only. Mistletoe is not currently approved by the FDA to treat cancer in the United States. (The FDA has also not approved hugs, love and friends in the treatment of any disease).

Dr Mark Hancock presents the integrative approach of Anthroposophic Medicine. He discusses the use of mistletoe, viscum album, in oncology. He goes over several studies supporting it and how it can be used adjunctively in cancer. Two case presentations are shared.

In this video Dr Hancock is explaining what the treatment involves and how an ozone therapy machine is used. It covers equipment setup, method of administration, safety steps, and operating guidelines, helping viewers understand correct usage, purpose, and important precautions for educational awareness.

This is from a presentation given at the Waldorf School of Atlanta on September 12th, 2023 by Dr Mark Hancock MD MPH. We discuss the fourfold lens and the threefold lens and how we can look at hypertension, diabetes, and otitis media with in a new way.

This video introduces mistletoe therapy, explaining what the treatment is and its role in supportive and integrative care. It outlines how mistletoe extracts are used, the intended therapeutic purpose, and general considerations, helping viewers gain a basic understanding of this complementary treatment approach.

Subcutaneous Mistletoe: Dr Mark describes the practicalities of using subcutaneous mistletoe as an adjunct in oncology. For more information see mistletoetherapy.com

In this video Dr Mark Hancock MD MPH reviews the rationale, logistics, and risks and potential benefits of intravenous mistletoe. Mistletoe is Viscum Album and is used commonly in Europe usually in oncology care. It is not FDA approved yet in the United States.

In this video Dr Mark discusses the therapeutic potential uses of intravenous vitamin C. He goes over clinical studies, including the recent november 2024 phase 2 randomized trial in pancreatic cancer, and also precautions and logistics.

This is an authentic testimonial from a patient who had a high grade superficial bladder cancer. He opted to do only mistletoe instilled into the bladder, as well as injected subcutaneously. He also dramatically changed his lifestyle- including his diet and he used several key supplements.

Dr. Hancock explains why his clinic uses the term “humanizing medicine” instead of anthroposophic medicine. He describes an expanded view of the human being that includes body, life, soul, and spirit, and how integrative medicine restores humanity to modern, conveyor‑belt healthcare.