THIS WOMAN FOUGHT HER COLON CANCER
WITH A NATURAL PLANT..THAT WASN’T
CANNABIS!
The family of Ivelisse Page has a history of
colon cancer. Her father died from the disease in
his thirties. Due to the fact that she was at
higher risk of developing the illness, she decided
to eat only organic food and have regular
exercises.
But the quality lifestyle didn’t have positive
effects because she developed colon cancer at
the age of just 37. After she was diagnosed,
Mrs. Page had 15 inches of the colon with 28
lymph nodes removed, and later 20% of her liver
was also removed. But, after she had done some
research on her disease, she refused to do one
very popular treatment – THE CHEMOTHERAPY.
Instead of chemotherapy, Ivelisse Page decided
to use homeopathic remedies and supplements,
as well as mistletoe injections (which is a
popular alternative cancer treatment in Europe).
Seven years since her diagnosis, she is cancer
free after winning the battle against IV stage
colon cancer, that statistically, only 11% of the
patients can survive.
Mistletoe Can Beat Cancer
The mistletoe treatments for Mrs. Page was
prescribed by Dr. Peter Hinderberger. Dr.
Hinderberger has working experience in a
Switzerland cancer clinic that is specialized in
the use of this treatment. Since then, mistletoe
is the most important part of his cancer
protocol.
According to Baltimore Sun, mistletoe has a
substance called viscotoxin. And even though it
is poisonous, mistletoe targets and kills cancer
cells and improves the immune system of the
patient at the same time.
Also, after analyzing material that was collected
for 27 years, a European study from 2001 has
found that mistletoe treatment extended the
survival rate by about 40% in 1,668 patients who
had suffered from different types of cancer.
Is Mistletoe Approved In The USA?
The mistletoe therapy is accepted and covered
by health insurances in some European countries
such as Germany, but the extract is not
approved by the FDA.
Suzanne Somers, an actress, singer, and author
of Knockout, (a book for alternative cancer
therapies), had used mistletoe extract injections
for her natural healing protocol for cancer. But
unfortunately, her book didn’t have a big impact
on U.S. soil.
Ever since 2011, Ivelisse Page is trying to
educate people about the importance of natural
cancer treatments such as the mistletoe
treatment through her nonprofit organization
called Believe Big.
In 2013, Believe Big started to raise funds for
mistletoe clinical trials at Johns Hopkins
Medicine’s Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive
Cancer Center. These trials would take 5-8 years
to complete and patients with different types of
cancers will participate.
colon cancer. Her father died from the disease in
his thirties. Due to the fact that she was at
higher risk of developing the illness, she decided
to eat only organic food and have regular
exercises.
But the quality lifestyle didn’t have positive
effects because she developed colon cancer at
the age of just 37. After she was diagnosed,
Mrs. Page had 15 inches of the colon with 28
lymph nodes removed, and later 20% of her liver
was also removed. But, after she had done some
research on her disease, she refused to do one
very popular treatment – THE CHEMOTHERAPY.
Instead of chemotherapy, Ivelisse Page decided
to use homeopathic remedies and supplements,
as well as mistletoe injections (which is a
popular alternative cancer treatment in Europe).
Seven years since her diagnosis, she is cancer
free after winning the battle against IV stage
colon cancer, that statistically, only 11% of the
patients can survive.
Mistletoe Can Beat Cancer
The mistletoe treatments for Mrs. Page was
prescribed by Dr. Peter Hinderberger. Dr.
Hinderberger has working experience in a
Switzerland cancer clinic that is specialized in
the use of this treatment. Since then, mistletoe
is the most important part of his cancer
protocol.
According to Baltimore Sun, mistletoe has a
substance called viscotoxin. And even though it
is poisonous, mistletoe targets and kills cancer
cells and improves the immune system of the
patient at the same time.
Also, after analyzing material that was collected
for 27 years, a European study from 2001 has
found that mistletoe treatment extended the
survival rate by about 40% in 1,668 patients who
had suffered from different types of cancer.
Is Mistletoe Approved In The USA?
The mistletoe therapy is accepted and covered
by health insurances in some European countries
such as Germany, but the extract is not
approved by the FDA.
Suzanne Somers, an actress, singer, and author
of Knockout, (a book for alternative cancer
therapies), had used mistletoe extract injections
for her natural healing protocol for cancer. But
unfortunately, her book didn’t have a big impact
on U.S. soil.
Ever since 2011, Ivelisse Page is trying to
educate people about the importance of natural
cancer treatments such as the mistletoe
treatment through her nonprofit organization
called Believe Big.
In 2013, Believe Big started to raise funds for
mistletoe clinical trials at Johns Hopkins
Medicine’s Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive
Cancer Center. These trials would take 5-8 years
to complete and patients with different types of
cancers will participate.
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