THE MEDICAL HEAD OFFICE OF THE COMPANY DR . SALEH DABBAGH
2013-03-24
VISCUM
ALBUM PLANT: The mistletoe
lectins in the herb are hypotensive,anti cytotoxic , and immune – stimulating .
It causes improvement symptoms of chronic joint conditions, and significant
lengthening of several times of cancer patients as well an improvement of
quality of life. Indications and
usage: The stem of the herb is used for its calming
effect: in the treatment of mental and exhaustation: and as tranquilizer
against nervous conditions such as agitation, anxiety, and increase
excitability. Approved
by commission E: TUMOR THERAPY RHEUMATAISM It is used for
treating degenerative inflammation of joints and as palliative therapy for
malignant tumors through non specific stimulation. Other uses include long term
therapy for cases of mild high pressure and as atherosclerosis prophylactic. It also may
used for high blood pressure , epilepsy , whooping cough , asthma , vertiginous
attack , amenorrhea , diarrhea , chorea , nervous tachycardia and hysteria . The herb is
used for joint pain, tendon and muscle pain, lumbago, back pain, vaginal
bleeding during pregnancy and a Galatia. Contraindications: Protein
oversensitivity, chronic progressive infections e.g., tuberculosis, and
conditions of high fever Precautions and
adverse reactions: No health
hazards or side effects are known in conjunction with the proper administration
of designated therapeutic dosages. The berries are said to have emetic and
evacuant effects and to have caused the death of children. However unambiguous
proof for these effects does not exist. The wheal formation and the elevation of body
temperature are considered as signs of immune system stimulation and therefore
as positive therapeutic effects. Daily
dosage: The recommended
dose daily dosage is 10 gm The dosage foe
medicinal tea is 1 to 2 cups daily, EUROPEAN MISLETOE WINE dosage is 3 to 4
glasses daily. The mechanism
of the viscum album plant action as anti cancer by the reactivation of the
inactivated p53 gene but what that means the researchers has approved that the
gene p 53 which is located on the shot arm of the chromosome no: 17 it is an
inhibitor gene for tumor growth and it is doing its role as anti malignant
tumors through a lot of many mechanism play a role in apoptosis, genomic
stability, and inhibition of angiogenesis through several mechanism: 1-It can activate
DNA repair proteins when DNA has sustained damage. 2- It can
induce growth arrest by holding the cell cycle at the G/S regulation point on
DNA damage recognition (if 3- it holds the cell for long enough , the DNA
repair proteins will have time to fix the damage and the cell will be allowed
to continue the cell cycle). 4- It can
initiate apoptosis, the programmed cell death, if DNA proves to be irreparable. When the human body exposed to hypoxia or
stress injury the human body is going to activate the p 53 gene to stop the
cell grow thing in the g1/s phase that give the time to proteins to repair DNA
so it doesn't permit it to pass into the next stage of the cell division
stages. If there is a
mutation of one of the two inherited genes the persons will susceptible to
cancer occurrence an usually it develops in the two life peaks and the mutation
in these genes was found in most viewed malignant tumors. الجرعة اليومية THE
DAILY DOSAGE 10
ملغ مرة إلى مرتين يوميا وبجرعة عظمى 3 – 4 مرات في اليوم.10 MG one to two times
daily and from 3 -4 times daily as a maximum dosage The viscm album plant fights cancers and tumors
by inhibiting the growth of cancer and by stimulating a host mediated response.
NATURAL KILLER cells are also promoted enhance the immune system .It is often
used in conjunction with chemotherapy to increase cancer survival rates. The
viscm album plant fights is being proposed as an inhibitor of HIV replication
based on in vitro study. The viscm album plant fights has also
demonstrated itself to activate interferon production .VISCUM ALBUM PLANT has
also been found to regenerate damaged bone marrow, increase energy levels and
offer pain relief in cancer patients URTICA
DIOCIA: The root has been shown to cause an increase in the volume of urine,
increase of maximum urinary flow, and reduction of residual urine. One study
found that an aqueous extract of the root was the effective in treating benign
prostatic hyperplasia. The extract inhibited the binding of the sex hormone
–binding globulin (SHBG) TO its receptors on the human prostatic membranes in a
dose related manner. Inhibition was noted as at 10 mg/ml PAGE NUMBER 729 IN THE PRD FOR HERBAL MEDICINE. No health hazards or side effects are known in conjunction with the
proper administration of designated therapeutic dosages FOR CHILDERN (OVER 4 MONTHS)
AND ADULTS. INDICATIONS AND USAGE APPROVED BY COMMISSION E: INFECTIONS OF THE LOWER AND UPPER URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM KIDNEY AND BLADDER STONES RHEUMATISM And
this list of the tumors can be treated by the mixture: Acoustic Neuroma Astrocytoma: Grade I - Pilocytic Astrocytoma Grade II - Low-grade Astrocytoma Grade III - Anaplastic Astrocytoma Grade IV - Glioblastoma (GBM) Chordoma CNS Lymphoma Craniopharyngioma Brain Stem Glioma Ependymoma Mixed Glioma Optic Nerve Glioma Subependymoma Medulloblastoma Meningioma Metastatic Brain Tumors Oligodendroglioma Pituitary Tumors Primitive
Neuroectodermal (PNET) Other Brain-Related Conditions Schwannoma Craniopharyngioma Ependymoma Juvenile
Pilocytic Astrocytoma (JPA) Medulloblastoma Optic Nerve Glioma Pineal Tumor Primitive
Neuroectodermal Tumors (PNET) Rhabdoid Tumor And is a list of the urogenital tumors can be treated
by the mixture: Bladder
cancer (especially transitional cell carcinoma) Prostatic cancer (especially
adenocarcino) Kidney cancer (especially adenocarcinoma and in less
effective on squamous cell carcinoma) Testicular tumors especially these types: Germ cell tumors Seminomas Non seminoma: Embryonal carcinoma Yolk sac carcinomas Choriocarcinomas Teratomas Ovary tumors (especially epithelial ovarian tumors and germ cell tumors) REFERENCES AGRAWAL, V. and SARDAR, P.R. In vitro propagation of Cassia
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