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I have hiv, can i take proteins, i need to go to the gym?
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Exercise always is healthful, with or without HIV, and any diet or dietary supplements almost certainly are OK. Persons with HIV on treatment generally can and should lead entirely normal lives in all respects, aside from taking measures to avoid transmitting the virus. If any doubt, discuss with the doctor or clinic providing your HIV care.
Answered 1/14/2022
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