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Is it true that folic acid and green tea supplements help fight cervical dysplasia and hpv? any side effects?
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Adjunct only : The claims about green tea are based on Petri dish work. I think it's rubbish. You will pee out any folic acid beyond that your body needs. HPV is ubiquitous but if you have dysphasia and do not comply with treatment that is essentially 100% effective if done on time, it can cost you your life. Be discerning and good luck.
Answered 7/29/2017
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