Vitamin D has long been known as an essential nutrient for strong bones and teeth, but in recent years it has gained a new reputation as a "longevity" vitamin because of its wide-reaching role ...

Dr Oscar Duke warns taking too much vitamin D could harm your heart and kidneys during an appearance on BBC Morning Live on ...

Dr Oscar Duke appeared on BBC Morning Live on Wednesday to warn viewers about the dangers of taking too much vitamin D ...

A doctor has issued a warning about Vitamin D overdose, urging Brits to adhere to recommended dosages. Dr Oscar Duke featured on BBC Morning Live to outline the health dangers of excessive consumption ...

People living in the UK might not need to take vitamin D supplements for much longer. According to the NHS, people are ...

Taking both a multivitamin and vitamin D can help support nutrient needs, but it's important to keep your total vitamin D intake within safe limits.

Taking too much could cause serious health problems including hypercalcemia - here's what you need to know ...

Advice on the NHS website states: "Do not take more than 100 micrograms (4,000 IU) of vitamin D a day as it could be harmful.

Your vitamin D levels may decrease as you age, but you can get more vitamin D by spending time in the sun, eating certain foods, and taking a supplement.

Adults and children over four years old should take 10 micrograms (400IU) of vitamin D per day during the autumn and winter.

But there are caveats.

Doctor Oscar Duke has warned the pills can cause a number of health problems ...