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I take 5000 i.u. o D3 and someone told me that I will get kidney stones from too much D3.
Have you heard something about this?
I was told by doctors in vegas that a vitamin D deficiency is more likely to cause kidney stones more than being too high, within reason.
Some anti-aging clinics do shots of 40,000-50,000 i.u.s of vitamin d3 if they find you are deficent, just to jumpstart things. I believe those dosages are overkill.
I also take vitamin k2, which helps remove excess calcium from the bloodstream.
I recommend bloodtests and repeated tests to tailor your vitamin d dosage to your bodys needs.
Everyone is different.