Dr. Wagner: In my opinion, Iscador® therapy should always be carried out in conjunction with chemotherapy, radiation or other conventional cancer treatments. During chemotherapy, the immune competence of the organism is radically reduced. Administering Iscador® can provide a positive, balancing effect, which will stabilize the leukocytes. This means that chemotherapy, if necessary, can be carried out with success and without doing greater damage to the immune system than necessary. Therapy with Iscador® can often prevent the interruption of chemotherapy due to leukopenia.

Dr. Wagner: Studies show a significant increase in patient survival time with treatment of Iscador® in various stages of cervical, ovarian, vaginal, mammary, stomach, bronchial and other carcinomas, all of which indicate the efficacy of Iscador® treatment.

Dr. Wagner: So-called alternative treatments are manifold, ranging from treatment with enzyme preparations, vitamin preparations and trace elements, to ozone therapy, various kinds of blood cleansings and many alleged immune-stimulating methods. It is important to know that mistletoe therapy is not an alternative therapy but is included within the framework of an anthroposophically extended therapy.