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ABNORMAL PAP SMEARS AND HPV
The most commonly seen problem by gynecologists today is an abnormal PAP smear in a sexually active woman. In the majority of cases the abnormal cells are due to the presence of a sexually transmitted virus known as HPV (the human papillomavirus). Unless a woman uses a barrier contraceptive (condoms or a diaphragm) each time that she has sex she will inevitably contact the virus if she has relations with an infected partner. Unfortunately, women who carry certain forms of the HPV virus will have a 1% chance of develping cervical cancer over time!
I am happy to report very good news!!! A publication in the medical literature several years ago reported that a food extract of certain vegetables was able to return abnormal cervical cells to normal. Data from my own practice has shown recently that a modification of this extract has not only returned the cervix to normal (resulting in a normal PAP smear), but has also reduced the HPV to the level that it no longer is detectable or is actually absent. This is an extremely exciting finding!
Currently I am working with a manufacturer of this modified product, and it is available through my office. It is to be taken once each day with a meal. If you are interested in having this food product shipped directly to you please email me (though my site) or call my office (914-722-9300) with your credit card information available and it will be shipped immediately. The cost is very reasonable. It is to be taken for 3 months, and then you should have your PAP smear repeated.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration have not evaluated these statements. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. |
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