MISTLETOE AND THE EMERGING FUTURE OF INTEGRATIVE ONCOLOGY
A book by Dr. Steven Johnson, DO and Dr. Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO.
Co-Authored by Dr. Adam Blanning, MD, Dr. Marion Debus, MD, Dr. Paul Faust, ND, FABNO,
Dr. Mark Hancock, MD, and Dr. Peter Hinderberger, MD
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Building Resilience as an Antidote to Cancer and Chronic Illness
Why does chronic disease continue to grow despite our progress in modern medicine?
Why does cancer continue to appear at younger ages?
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The Physicians’ Association for Anthroposophic Medicine (PAAM) is offering a new advanced course! This course will review best practices and offer a deep dive into specific types of cancer and approaches to treatment. Begun in 2019, this mistletoe training is taught by some of the most experienced and knowledgeable allopathic and naturopathic clinicians in the field. After recently co-writing a book together, Mistletoe and the Emerging Future of Integrative Oncology, our faculty is eager to share their decades of experience gained in the best European clinics, combining it with an overview of current integrative and naturopathic practices that are synergistic with mistletoe.
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Mistletoe Therapy for Cancer Episode # 7
Did you know the mistletoe plant has been used in cancer treatment for over 100 years?
Mistletoe? Yes, mistletoe - the Christmas "kissing" plant!
Join me today as I speak with Dr. Steven Johnson about how different types of mistletoe are used to treat different types of cancers. We will also discuss how mistletoe is used and its benefits in the world of cancer.
The PAAM Mistletoe Therapy & Integrative Oncology Introductory Course, was presented November 19-21, 2021 and is now available (for those who qualify) as an online offering.
Course details can be found here.
In this interview you will hear from Dr. Paul Faust, MD; Dr. Adam Blanning, MD; Dr. Steven Johnson, MD; Dr. Peter Hinderberger, MD; Dr. Mark Hancock, MD; and Dr. Nasha Winters, ND
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Dr. Paul Faust, ND, FABNO; Dr. Adam Blanning, MD; Dr. Steven Johnson, DO; Dr. Mark Hancock, MD; and Dr. Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO discuss the book with John-Scott Legg of SteinerBooks. Watch here.
Today, many allopathic medical practitioners are beginning to seek out a greater connection with holistic and integrative approaches. The authors of this book introduce one specific therapy and make a case for integrative health in general, including anthroposophically extended medicine, naturopathy, and other holistic approaches.
Mistletoe therapy has long been considered a viable treatment for cancer by the European medical community and is beginning to gain recognition in North America, as well. The mistletoe plant possesses many remarkable properties. As a therapy, it represents a rediscovery of ancient wisdom and shows us how the science of modern medicine might expand its reach and reconnect with a more human-centered medicine. The book is structured to follow the syllabus of a three-day practitioner training hosted by the Physicians’ Association for Anthroposophic Medicine (PAAM). It serves as an introductory summary of—not a replacement for—those intensive professional trainings. While this book should not be regarded as a treatment or diagnostic manual, it is intended to both prepare practitioners to begin mistletoe therapy training and to make this information available, in an accessible form, to anyone interested in learning about this approach to treating cancer.
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