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The claimed benefit is that it enhances the absorbtion of nutrition from food.
Jaundice is typified by a build up of the pigment bilirubin usually caused by a damaged liver and manifested by a yellow appearance in the patient.
The notion that taking a Q10 supplement can treat this potentially serious condition is misguided.
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