Mistletoe Symposium

The Mistletoe Symposium at the 3rd WCTCIM offers a focused exploration of this therapeutic approach. This thematic program delves into the evidence-based contributions of mistletoe to global public health, fostering a comprehensive understanding of its integration into modern health systems.

Michelle Melo explores the cellular mechanism of Viscum album homeopathic tinctures and their capacity to trigger the Warburg Effect. This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM connects a complementary therapy with key concepts in modern metabolic research, offering evidence-based insights.

Carla Holandino and Vitor da Costa Batista present Tethanolic, a compound with versatile applications. This session explores its formulation as a hydrogel, suppositories, and core-shell nanoparticles, highlighting new frontiers in evidence-based integrative medicine at the 3rd WCTCIM.

Explore the intersection of TCIM with advanced scientific validation. Speakers Michelle Melo and Stephan Baumgarten present on Clinical and Metabolomic approaches, detailing how modern analysis substantiates traditional health practices at the 3rd WCTCIM.

The 3rd WCTCIM features the Mistletoe Symposium, a dedicated thematic program exploring the evidence-based applications of this plant in integrative health. This session delves into clinical research and its contribution to global public health, aligning with the congress's core principles.

Zubin Marolia's presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM focuses on the crucial role of finding comfort in cancer journeys through integrative medicine. The talk explores evidence-based strategies to support patient well-being, resilience, and hope during challenging treatments and recovery.

Nilo Gardin presents at the 3rd WCTCIM, the first held in Latin America. The session explores how Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine contributes to global public health, aligning with WHO strategies and the principles of the Gujarat Declaration for a healthier future.

Friedemann Schad will deliver Presentation #49 on October 15th at the 3rd WCTCIM. This individual talk offers a focused perspective within a broader session, forming a core component of the congress's exploration of traditional and integrative medicine.