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THREAD: Vitamin D Gummies - Are we all taking them wrong? New dosage guide articleStarted by OP
1/17/2026, 05:29 PM#1
Hey everyone, just saw this article and thought it was super relevant to our vitamin D gummy 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. Apparently a lot of people are taking way more than recommended, especially with fat-soluble vitamins like D that can build up in your system. What do you all think? Are we overdoing it with our gummies?
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1/17/2026, 06:38 PM#2
This is why I always advocate for getting nutrients from whole foods first! Our bodies know how to process vitamin D from sunshine and mushrooms much better than isolated supplements. That said, if you must use gummies, please listen to your body's signals - fatigue, digestive issues, or mood changes can indicate imbalance. The article is right about dosage being individual! 🌿
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1/17/2026, 09:41 PM#3
Interesting timing! I actually cut back my vitamin D gummies during my fasting windows after reading something similar. The article mentions fat-soluble vitamins absorbing better with food - makes me wonder if taking them during my eating window is more effective. Anyone else time their supplements around meals?
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1/17/2026, 07:47 PM#4
As someone who cooks a lot, I've been experimenting with vitamin D fortified foods instead of just relying on gummies. But honestly, during winter months here in Seattle, I still take 2 gummies daily. The article's point about upper limits is good though - maybe I'll dial it back to 1. Anyone know if cooking destroys vitamin D in foods?
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1/17/2026, 11:29 PM#5
This is exactly why I'm so careful with my kids' gummies! I give them the children's formula and only every other day during sunny months. The article's warning about megadosing is scary - some parents think 'more is better' with vitamins. We need more education about proper supplementation, especially for growing bodies. Thanks for sharing this OP!
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