A steady, supportive option for people in cancer care. Mistletoe therapy can be used alongside conventional treatments or as part of an integrative care plan, supporting recovery, strength, and resilience through the process.
A Different Kind of Support
Care that works alongside your treatment, not against it
Mistletoe therapy has been used in integrative oncology for decades. It is not meant to replace chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery. It sits beside them, offering support where patients often feel worn down or depleted.
Here in Green Bay, the focus stays personal. Some patients come in looking for help with fatigue. Others want to feel more stable during treatment cycles. The approach adjusts to that, rather than forcing a one-size plan.
PRECISION OVER PROTOCOL
At Eden, We Promise:
Restoration Through Faith & Wellness
At Eden Healing Oasis, mistletoe therapy is offered with prayerful intention and scientific care — honoring both the wisdom of creation and the body’s extraordinary, God-breathed capacity for healing.
OUR SERVICES
Why Choose Us
This kind of care only works when it is handled with attention and experience. Dosing, timing, and monitoring matter. We take the time to get that right.
You are not handed a protocol and sent on your way. We stay involved. We track how your body responds. We make changes when something feels off. The goal is simple, keep you supported without adding more stress to an already difficult process.
Cancer
Mitochondrial Dysfunction
Chronic Infections
Autoimmune Conditions
Pain
Bacteria/Fungal Infections
Mold Exposure
Chemical Sensitivity
Vaccine Injuries
FAQ’s
What is mistletoe therapy used for?
It is commonly used as a complementary therapy in cancer care. Patients often use it to support immune response and manage treatment-related fatigue.
Is mistletoe therapy a replacement for cancer treatment?
No. It is used alongside conventional treatments, not instead of them.
How is the therapy given?
Most often through subcutaneous injections, usually several times a week, depending on the plan.
Are there side effects?
Some people notice mild reactions at the injection site or slight flu-like symptoms. These are usually short-lived and monitored closely.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. Treatment is individualized. A consultation allows us to understand your diagnosis, current care plan, and how mistletoe therapy might fit in.
Please give our office a call to see if this is the right fit for you.
We can’t wait to hear from you.
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