Human papillomavirus (HPV) infects more than half of the world's population. Some of them are simply carriers of the disease, while in others the virus appears as wrinkles on the skin and mucous membranes. Sometimes this viral disease can be the causative agent of cancer cell degeneration.
HPV is an infection of the Papovaviridea family that can infect and transform epithelial cells.
HPV affects the skin and mucous membranes with the formation of lesions. Some of these lesions can cause malignant tumors.
Ways of transmitting this infection: through contact with everyday objects, through sexual contact, during childbirth from the mother to the child. The virus can also be activated when the immunity of the organism is reduced.
The new program "Without Papilloma - General" on the DeVita AP Mini device specifically targets the destruction of papillomaviruses without damaging the organs and systems of the human organism.
Application: Daily, for 2 weeks.
To find out more about the DeVita AP Mini -
https://deholding.info/en-GB/products/devita/devita-ap-mini/ 
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