06/04/2026
The recommended daily vitamin D intake for an average adult is 600 international units (IU), which can be obtained naturally from foods like eggs and oily fish (e.g. salmon, mackerel), along with moderate sun exposure. 🐟☀️
Most supplements contain 1000 IU, far exceeding what you need! Too much vitamin D causes more calcium to be excreted in your urine, raising your risk of developing calcium-based kidney stones.
Unless you've been diagnosed with a vitamin D deficiency, it’s best to skip the supplements! 🙌🏻
Source: Maryann Vernacchio Siefer
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