Category: Hiv prevention

Over 80% of individuals taking PEP successfully reduce their risk of HIV infection when taken correctly, but adherence to specific guidelines, including dietary advice, is crucial. A common question is whether it is safe to have milk with PEP and if calcium can affect its effectiveness.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) medication is highly effective at preventing HIV when taken as prescribed. However, the concept of 'meal PrEP' is a misconception blending this HIV prevention method with the dietary practice of meal prepping, which can, in fact, help with weight management. This article separates these two distinct concepts to provide clarity on your weight and health goals.

While many supplements can be safely combined with PrEP, it is important to inform your healthcare provider if you are taking creatine. The primary concern is not a direct harmful interaction, but how creatine can skew the results of routine lab tests used to monitor kidney health during PrEP therapy.