An important co-factor for enzymes that work in the liver
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These are critical components in reducing oxidative stress and supporting cellular health

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Apart from nonresponse, some DMARDs do cause adverse clinical effects, such as stomatitis, exanthema, diarrhea, anemia, pneumonia, and nephritis, further aggravating the disease condition (1618)
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