Can jaundice be treated with blue light?

The aging red blood cells in the human body are decomposed to form heme, and then metabolized into biliverdin and bilirubin, while bilirubin is non-conjugated and fat-soluble. It is very soluble in water, so it cannot be eliminated by the kidneys. When it rises, it will cause jaundice to worsen. Treatment requires converting fat-soluble bilirubin into water-soluble one. Blue light plays a very good role in making it water-soluble. After urination, stool, etc., it is eliminated in vitro to achieve the effect of treating jaundice.