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Are there any ways to rid your body of hpv by eating healthy and exercising to boost immunity?
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No: Hpv cannot be eradicated by these means. Living a healthy lifestyle may help to prevent outbreaks of condylomata (warts), but the virus will still be present.
Answered 5/27/2013
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