Symptoms of too much vitamin D include loss of appetite, weight loss, excessive urination and heartbeat irregularities. These side effects occur almost entirely in people taking megadoses of vitamin D supplements. Although your skin makes vitamin D when it's exposed to sunlight, you can't overdose that way -- when your body has made enough, it stops. Nor is it likely that anyone would get too much vitamin D from food. Experts believe that symptoms of too much vitamin D begin at 10,000 international units (IUs) per day, more than 15 times the recommended daily intake.
Symptoms of too much vitamin D include loss of appetite, weight
loss, excessive urination and heartbeat irregularities. These side
effects occur almost entirely in people taking megadoses of vitamin
D supplements. Although your skin makes...
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Stacy Wiegman answered:Symptoms of too much vitamin D include loss of appetite, weight loss, excessive urination and heartbeat irregularities. These side effects occur almost entirely in people taking megadoses of vitamin D supplements. Although your skin makes vitamin D when it's exposed to sunlight, you can't overdose that way -- when your body has made enough, it stops. Nor is it likely that anyone would get too much vitamin D from food. Experts believe that symptoms of too much vitamin D begin at 10,000 international units (IUs) per day, more than 15 times the recommended daily intake.