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Can water-soluble vitamins taken in excess have a definite toxic effect?

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Yes it can: Either water or fat-soluble vitamins, excess can cause problem. For instance, excessive use of vitamin c (water-soluble), can increase risk of kidney stones. Vit c also enhances iron absorption, thus problem for those having iron overload such as hemochromatosis. Moderation is key! why take these to excess? They may cause u health problem at the same time costing money. Consult doc. Good luck.

Answered 12/9/2013

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