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1985 until 2019. Having previously granted time-limited approvals for Iscador and several other preparations in anthroposophic medicine, the Swedish

Steiner. This first remedy, which she called Iscar, was later developed into Iscador and has become an approved cancer treatment in Germany and a number of

controlled study looked at breast cancer patients treated with subcutaneous Iscador or Helixor compared to controls. Both arms received conventional dosed

al examined 734 patients treated with mistletoe therapy, subcutaneous Iscador versus 741 controls in 13 controlled trials (9 of which were randomized)