Yes, clinical trials, including the study led by UTHealth Houston, have shown that AHCC is safe with no adverse effects reported. However, it’s always best to consult with a healthcare provider before starting any supplement.

How long does it take for AHCC to work?

In the clinical trial, participants who took AHCC for six months showed a 63.6% clearance rate of HPV. Individual results may vary, and consistency in taking the supplement is key.

Can AHCC cure HPV completely?

While AHCC has shown promise in clearing HPV infections, more research is needed to confirm its efficacy across larger populations. It’s a supportive measure rather than a guaranteed cure.

Where can I buy AHCC?

AHCC is available online and in some health stores. Look for reputable brands and ensure you’re purchasing a quality product.

How much AHCC should I take?

The clinical trial used a dosage of AHCC equivalent to 3 grams per day. Check product labels and consult with your doctor to determine the best dosage for you.

Are there any side effects of AHCC?

No significant side effects have been reported in clinical studies. However, as with any supplement, individuals may react differently, so monitor your body’s response.

Can men use AHCC for HPV?

Yes, while this study focused on women, men can also benefit from AHCC to support their immune system in clearing HPV.

Should I combine AHCC with other supplements?

Many users have reported success by combining AHCC with other immune-boosting supplements like vitamin C, zinc, and B12. Discuss any combination plans with your healthcare provider.