Vitamin D is essential for immunity, bones, and overall health but overdoing supplements can quietly lead to dangerous and ...

Vitamin D is essential for strong bones and immunity, but too much can quietly harm your kidneys.

Experts identify four key warning signs of vitamin D overdose: Persistent Thirst and Frequent Urination – Overconsumption can ...

Too much vitamin D, or vitamin D toxicity, happens due to a buildup of calcium in the blood (hypercalcemia), which can be ...

The NHS recommends taking vitamin D supplements during winter months to keep bones and muscles healthy, but experts warn of ...

Common side effects of too much vitamin D include nausea, skin reactions, stomach pain, and headaches, necessitating medical ...

Symptoms of excessive vitamin D intake may include nausea, vomiting, or loss of appetite, excessive thirst and frequent ...

NHS experts warn Vitamin D users to stop high doses after overdose cases, urging people to follow guidance and watch for ...

A warning from the NHS has been issued over people taking Vitamin D tablets, with one in six people taking vitamin D ...

There's no ideal time to take a vitamin D supplement for maximum absorption, but what you take it with can have an impact.

During winter, your body may not get enough vitamin D from sunlight, so NHS recommends taking supplements - but in moderation ...

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