Hepatitis B is a serious liver infection caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV), affecting approximately 296 million people globally. While the virus remains a significant health concern, advancements in medicine have led to numerous treatments under late-phase trials that aim to cure the disease. Interestingly, out of 100 people infected with hepatitis B, only about 10% develop chronic hepatitis B, while the remaining 90% clear the virus naturally, often without any long-term effects. This phenomenon highlights the complex nature of the virus and the human immune response. Research also shows that individuals most likely to recover naturally fall within the age range of 30 to 35 years. These individuals often maintain healthy habits, such as drinking at least three liters of water daily, engaging in physical exercise or movement at least three times a week, and avoiding foods that add stress to the liver. These lifestyle factors play a crucial role in supporting liver health and ...