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Taking supplements every day? You might be doing more harm than good

Taking supplements every day? You might be doing more harm than good
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Health experts are warning that the rising trend of daily supplement consumption may be causing unintended harm to organs like the liver and kidneys. Many consumers are over-relying on pills and powders, mistakenly believing they are a substitute for a balanced diet.

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It highlights a growing public health concern regarding the unregulated supplement industry and the potential dangers of excessive self-supplementation.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Ruth Clegg Health and wellbeing reporter Getty Images I did not see myself as an avid supplement taker, but then I took a good look in my cupboard.

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