what happens when you eat too many vitamin tablets in one day? i just ate 3 and i wanna eat another becuause they taste so good! lol its the childrens ones.. its kinda like the flinstones tablets but they are kinda bigger. it says to only eat 1 daily though.. what could the side effects be? idk..
angie91 answered Friday March 23 2007, 5:54 pm: Hmm, well I dont know what the side effects would be probably nothing, but I wouldnt suggest it. I knew a woman who took too many of some kind of thing and they build up in her immune system and she had to keep taking more and more because she was deficient. The safest bet would be to talk to a doctor, but that would probably be awkward. You could call the help line on the back of the bottle, or go to the site. Like I Said, theres probably nothing that would happen, but theres always a chance that you culd have a problem with your immune system like that and if its something as silly as taking too many vitamins wouldnt that suck? So I would take the high route and find out the possibilities, before taking too many. Worst case senario, you can only have one a day. Thats not too bad is it?
I hope I helped. Sorry I dont know more about multivitamins. Love ya,
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softballchickx28 answered Friday March 23 2007, 4:02 pm: STOP!! Eating more than the required vitamins a day could make you seriosuly ill. It is no joke. Try to eat something that tastes like the vitamins, that you can snack on.
connieconfused answered Friday March 23 2007, 3:28 pm: Why don't you just buy some tasty snacks and snack on them? Maybe you just want something sweet and crunchy. Try some grapes or something organic. Yeah but don't go crazy on the vitamins. Not healthy. Peace [ connieconfused's advice column | Ask connieconfused A Question ]
MikeCFT answered Friday March 23 2007, 1:16 pm: Depends on the vitamin if it's water or fat soluble. Vitamins A,D,E and K are fat soluble and you stand the most chance of overdosing on them but it takes a whole lot and usually over a period of time. All other vitamins (B and C for example) are water soluble and very hard to OD on. Now if we just use some common sense when the bottle says to take one- then just take one and you won't have to worry. [ MikeCFT's advice column | Ask MikeCFT A Question ]
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