Category: Hpv

A meta-analysis of over 10 studies found that vitamin C intake is significantly associated with a reduced risk of cervical neoplasia. This suggests a potential protective role, but optimal intake levels for HPV support is a common question.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), around 90% of all new Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infections are cleared by the body's immune system within two years. While no specific food can cure the virus, a diet rich in immune-boosting nutrients can support your body's natural defense mechanisms to help clear HPV.

Recent studies have shown a significant link between a pro-inflammatory diet and an increased likelihood of HPV infection and persistence. Knowing **what not to eat in HPV** is crucial for supporting your immune system and preventing the progression of HPV-related conditions. This guide provides insight into dietary choices that may compromise your immune response and increase inflammation.