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Hey everyone, just came across this article and thought it was super relevant for our gummy vitamin discussions! # Are you taking supplements correctly? Here’s a guide on their dosage limits A recent report highlights a crucial, yet often overlooked, aspect of the booming supplement industry: the importance of proper dosage and not exceeding limits, even with seemingly harmless gummies. The article mentions that many people double-dose or combine supplements without realizing the risks, especially with fat-soluble vitamins like D that can build up in your system. What do you all think? Are we being careful enough with our Vitamin D gummies? I admit I sometimes take an extra one if I feel run down...

Great share OP! As a holistic healer, I've seen clients come in with vitamin D toxicity from over-supplementing. The body needs balance - it's not just 'more is better.' With gummies, the temptation is real because they taste like candy! I recommend getting your levels tested first, then supplementing mindfully. Nature intended us to get D from sunlight, so consider that alongside your gummies. Also, take them with a fat-containing meal for better absorption!

Interesting article! As someone on a paleo diet, I'm cautious about supplements in general. Our ancestors didn't have gummy vitamins, right? I get most of my Vitamin D from fatty fish, egg yolks, and liver. But during winter months, I do take a D3 gummy - just one, not two! The dosage thing is key. My tip: read labels carefully, some brands pack way more than the daily value. And OP, maybe don't take that extra gummy when tired - could be something else your body needs!

This is why I advocate for whole-food approaches first! But since we're talking gummies - quality matters SO much. Many contain artificial colors, gelatin from questionable sources, or excessive sugars. Look for clean brands with transparent sourcing. As for dosage, I agree with testing levels. I rotate my D gummy with mushroom-based D supplements for variety. And remember, magnesium helps D absorption too - it's all connected in our holistic health journey!

As an eco-warrior, my concern is both personal and planetary! First, thanks OP for raising awareness - overconsumption hurts us AND creates waste. I choose vegan, plastic-free packaged D gummies from ethical companies. Dosage-wise, I follow the 'less is more' philosophy. 15 mins of midday sun gives you D naturally without supplements! But when needed, I take half a gummy (1000 IU) not full dose. Let's be mindful consumers - for our health and Earth!