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Consuming too much selenium can lead to selenosis, causing symptoms such as hair loss, brittle nails, nausea, and diarrhea. In severe cases, excessive selenium intake can result in organ damage and neurological issues. It is important to stay within the recommended daily intake to avoid these negative effects.
at normal temperature and pressure it is a solid. Try this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenium ***Seeing as I take a Selenium tablet everyday, I'd too say it is a solid.
Selenium is a mineral, not a vitamin, and can be found in a variety of foods like Brazil nuts, fish, poultry, eggs, and whole grains. It is important for immune function and thyroid health. Supplementing with selenium should be done carefully, as too much can be harmful.
5000 IU (Men) 4000 IU (Women). Do take too much. Excess vitamin A is stored in the body, and too much can make a person ill.
too much!
Yes, when most women have too much unmonitored space they will take the opportunity.. they aren't pigs like men but they are sneaky when given the chance
If women get too much calcium and not enough vitamin D, the bones cannot absorb the calcium correctly. It can cause the parathyroid to function incorrectly, but more prominent women will form bone spurs.
The skeletal system cannot take too much exercise and can cause injuries like fractures especially to young women. It may also not support too much weight which can lead to trauma like back pain.
Because they have testosterone, the male hormone. Women have it too but less.
Not really. Pre-natal vitamins are high in iron and too much iron is a health risk. Ask a doctor.
You can't take too much beano, and it can be wasteful to continue to take it. Once it has done its job, anything extra that you take won't do anything.