So, if you have HPV, you may want to use DIMM, now what the heck is DIMM and what is HPV?

DIMM is a human papaloma virus, then we have DIMM, which is this really long word that describes a compound in cruciferous vegetables.

Now, the question is, why do they use this DIMM and what does it actually do?

Well, certain vital nutrients are very unstable, so it's really hard to put them in a supplement.

And so, this actually then converts into this right here, which is much more stable, and you can dehydrate it, and you can use it in a supplement.

It's really good for people that have estrogen-dominant issues, okay?

So, I've done all the videos on it, but today I'm going to talk about what it can do for human papaloma virus.

Now, I don't know if you know this or not, but 80% of sexually active adults have been exposed to this virus.

So, this is a lot more common than you might think.

In fact, HPV is the most common STD, sexually transmitted disease.

And it is the cause of cervical dysplasia, which is abnormal cells of the cervix.

It can trigger breast cancer, genital warts, and cancer of the throat, the mouth, and the tonsils.

So, what's interesting about this is you have the National Cancer Institute is doing some hardcore research on DIMM,

treating HPV with, seems to be some really good results.

Now, you're probably wondering, where do you get these ideas, Dr. Berg, for these videos?

Well, actually, this came from a patent, okay?

I spend a lot of time studying patents because they have a lot of great summarized data right there on various remedies,

and they have all the research there.

So, it can help to kind of consolidate everything in one document, so I can actually get interesting relationships and connections with various remedies.

So, apparently, someone is doing a patent on using this for that, but they're not just including these positive effects.

They're also including some interesting research that shows a potential improvement for other types of herpes infections,

like the ones that create cold sores and shingles.

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