Vitamins, which maintain and facilitate the body's various functions, are anessential part of our diet. Many people take vitamin supplements to guaranteethem the _(1)_ daily allowance. However, recent studies have suggested that people who take vitamin supplements may be getting too much of a good thing. Many of the foods we eat already have vitamins _(2)_ added to them. People drinking a glass of orange juice may think that they're only getting a dose of vitamin C. In fact, they are also getting added calcium and vitamin D. Breakfastcereal alone provides more than half a person's daily allowance of some vitamins. _(3)_ these levels with supplements can cause some nasty side effects. According to the Office of Dietary Supplements in the US, too much vitamin A can cause headaches and affect bone strength. Too much iron can affect the liverand _(4)_ unpleasant vomiting. Vitamin supplements are not _(5)_ the samerigorous tests as medicine, which makes knowing what's really in themproblematic. Besides, they are not tested for safety or effectiveness because they are not considered a _(6)_ for disease. If you feel that you must take vitamin supplements, nutritionists suggest taking them in _(7)_ doses. This means that if you take a calcium pill, you shouldn't drink too much milk. They also advise against excessive intake, such as eating three energy bars for breakfast and then taking a dose of vitamin A. If your diet is relatively balanced, chances are you are already OK where vitamins are concerned.
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