STI Health Check | Geschlechtskrankheiten-Test: which diet helps?
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There is no specific 'STI diet' that prevents or treats sexually transmitted infections. A balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein supports overall immune function, which may help the body fight infections in general. Some nutrients (zinc, vitamin C, vitamin D, probiotics) are linked to immune modulation, but evidence for direct STI prevention or cure is lacking. The MyBody-X STI Health Check is a diagnostic screening tool, not a dietary guide. Condom use and regular testing remain the primary prevention. If you test positive, follow medical treatment (antibiotics/antivirals) – no diet can replace that. Safety note: supplements may interact with medications. For recurrent infections, consult a healthcare provider; dietary adjustments are supportive, not curative.
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