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High bilirubin, low vitamin d and b12
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vitamin b complex is made in the gut by bacterial activity. you must be deficient in healthy bacteria in your gut. get on some high quality probiotics.
Along with vitamin d supplements start sun bathing after oiling your body
start intermittent fasting to rest your live. to further support start supplements of glutathione.
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Vitamin d and b12 is common
Vitamin D rich diet like milk products pottery fish curd cheese
Richest source of vitamin D sunlight to have good exposure between 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for at least half an hour
B12 is present in fish and poultry products
high billirubin is due to malfunctioning of the liver and it is a serious thing so you can send me the reports online
Consult me online as I have to take a full history and I can help you out thanks
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