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A syndrome called "Milk-Alkali" syndrome can occur with excess Vitamin D and overproduction of Calium. High levels of calcium cause abdominal pain, kidney stones and fatigue. You need to be a pretty dedicated milk drinker (depends on your size), but something like a half gallon per day.
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