The distribution area is the mild winter regions of southern Scandinavia as well as central and southern Europe.

Celtic Druids once revered mistletoe as the most sacred of all plants; they saw it as a sign of the presence of the gods in the trees.

Mistletoe is still considered a lucky charm and a symbol of fertility. Its strength-boosting properties were an indispensable ingredient in medicinal herbal preparations. Modern scientific research confirms many of these experiences.

Mistletoe is used in naturopathy to support circulatory function , for example, in cases of dizziness and arteriosclerotic complaints . Mistletoe also has blood pressure-regulating effects . Because of its typically gentle and gradual effects, continuous and long-term use is recommended. The circulatory-activating effect results from the sum of the individual effects of various active ingredients.