An Aussie father's harrowing health battle has sparked the world's first class action against a common vitamin, with growing fears pregnant women could be most at risk ...

I Was Taking More Than 20 Supplements a Day for My Health. It Was Actually Making Me Sicker While you can enhance your healthy diet with the right choices, too much of a good thing is not always best.

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DEAR DR. ROACH: I have low serum cholesterol but a high coronary calcium score, and I was told to take magnesium supplements to bring my calcium score down (in addition to daily aspirin and a statin).

Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary suggests some supplement and medication combinations to steer clear of in order to prevent yourself from their adverse effects.

Although too much magnesium can be toxic to your body, taking low levels — less than 350 mg daily — probably won’t cause any harm unless you have kidney disease.

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Low levels of magnesium or vitamin D in your body may increase your risk of anxiety, and improving your levels by taking supplements or eating certain foods may help you feel less anxious. 1 2 ...

But taking more than 20 supplements a day was not the answer, especially when several of the ones I took likely lessened the efficacy of my antibiotic.

Czerwony points out that St. John’s wort can also decrease the efficacy of antibiotics, a trait it shares with many other supplements, including magnesium, calcium, iron and vitamins A, C and D.