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You will die only if you actually eat that specific cookie.Originally posted by: Pepsi90919
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Originally posted by: LoKe
You'll just piss yellow for a little while. You can't overdose on vitamins.
Yes you certainly can.Originally posted by: LoKe
You can't overdose on vitamins.
Originally posted by: dullard
Yes you certainly can.Originally posted by: LoKe
You can't overdose on vitamins.
Originally posted by: dullard
Yes you certainly can.Originally posted by: LoKe
You can't overdose on vitamins.
You can OD on iron.Originally posted by: LoKe
You'll just piss yellow for a little while. You can't overdose on vitamins.
Water soluble vitamins are quite difficult to overdose on, you just urinate them out. Vitamin C is water soluble. I suppose someone could come up with a rare case that you overdose on anything. But for a typical human, no you won't overdose on C.Originally posted by: LoKe
Hm..then you can't overdose on Vitamin C, correct?
Originally posted by: LoKe
You'll just piss yellow for a little while. You can't overdose on vitamins.
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: LoKe
You'll just piss yellow for a little while. You can't overdose on vitamins.
Yes...you can. When I worked in an ER we'd have kids come in all the time after they ate a whole bottle of Flintstone's vitamins.
Vitamin A overdose can cause nausea, peeling skin, hair loss, liver damage, and vision impairment.
Vitamin B (specifically B6 I believe) can cause nervous system damage and problems with muscular control.
C is pretty safe, and you would need so much D to overdose that it's not a threat (like 100-150 times the recommended amount).
Overdosing on iron will cause problems with wound healing.
Originally posted by: ghostman
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: LoKe
You'll just piss yellow for a little while. You can't overdose on vitamins.
Yes...you can. When I worked in an ER we'd have kids come in all the time after they ate a whole bottle of Flintstone's vitamins.
Vitamin A overdose can cause nausea, peeling skin, hair loss, liver damage, and vision impairment.
Vitamin B (specifically B6 I believe) can cause nervous system damage and problems with muscular control.
C is pretty safe, and you would need so much D to overdose that it's not a threat (like 100-150 times the recommended amount).
Overdosing on iron will cause problems with wound healing.
So, how does one treat a Flinstones vitamin overdose? Um, just in case.