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Vitamin G is another name for riboflavin (vitamin B2), which is required in small amounts to implement the electron chain transport, and is used in other elements of the metabolic process.
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Which vitamin helps the nervous and immune system function efficiently?
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What vitamin helps and nervous and immune system function efficiently?
vitamin B6
What vitamin helps the nervous and immune system systems function efficiently?
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