Over 80% of women get the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) – a potentially cancer-causing organism – during their lifetime, in the United States alone. When HPV is left untreated, as many as one million women each year develop cervical dysplasia, the proliferation of abnormal cells in the cervix. In turn, when cervical dysplasia is left untreated, over 12,000 women each year develop cervical cancer, with one-third of these women dying from it.   Now there is an alternative option.

Even in the best case scenario, recovery from a LEEP procedure or conization surgery necessitates four to six weeks of bedrest, interfering with a woman’s ability to function, and research in peer-reviewed journals such as BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology suggests that women’s sexual desire and pleasure may be compromised following a LEEP procedure or conization surgery. Indeed, HPV and cervical dysplasia chat rooms are flooded with reports of decreased ability to orgasm, decreased clitoral sensitivity, and increased discomfort during sex, following these surgeries.

Perhaps worst of all, immunologic research has established that HPV infects the immature cervical cells residing in the deepest layer of the cervix, but not the mature cells at the surface. It, therefore, stands to reason that surgery may actually increase HPV infection, by creating a point of entry for the virus and exposing these vulnerable areas to contamination. The good news is that there are alternatives to the LEEP procedure and alternatives to conization surgery.

Dr. LeRoy, a true pioneer in the field,  offers natural treatments for HPV and cervical dysplasia, whether mild or severe, with a high rate of efficacy in curing HPV and cervical dysplasia.   Topical treatment applies to the cervix an escharotic treatment made of natural ingredients. Several mechanisms of this escharotic treatment cause it to seek out and destroy infected tissues while leaving healthy tissues untouched. Oral treatment relies on an evidence-based combination of 1) an immunity-boosting diet, which amplifies the body’s ability to seek out and destroy HPV cells, and 2) a cocktail of supplements that inhibit the malignant transformation of HPV-infected cells.

Over the past 20 years, Dr. LeRoy has utilized both treatments simultaneously and, as a result, has worked with HPV and cervical dysplasia, from mild to severe, in hundreds of women. He has documented many of these cases, some of which are featured in his book, Painting a Target on HPV, and the rest of which Dr. LeRoy is currently preparing for submission to peer-reviewed journals, as the first case series documenting the effectiveness of natural treatments for HPV and cervical dysplasia.

We are thrilled to announce a one time lecture at Nutrition World on November 6, at 6:30 pm with Dr. LeRoy. Please tell anyone who is in need of this important information to sign up! $5.00 gift cards will be given to all who sign up early. This lecture is for information purposes only and Dr. Leroy is not employed by nor paid by Nutrition World.   

For more information about Dr. Leroy go here.