Tayo 60k Strip Of 6 Chewable Tablets

A: With the current lifestyle, we are all based indoors in air-conditioned offices, houses and cars with hardly any exposure to the sun. It can eventually lead to an increase in vitamin D deficiency in all age groups and more fractures and muscle weakness. There is a lot of research happening suggesting that vitamin D may have a role in preventing the onset of diabetes, cancers like colon, breast and helps build immunity.

A: Yes, taking too much of this supplement can be harmful. Overdose can cause stomach discomforts and increased calcium levels in the body. If you think you have taken too much of this supplement, seek medical attention immediately.

A: Tayo 60K tablet should be taken under medical supervision by a pregnant woman. High doses of Vitamin D are not be taken in pregnancy.

A: Vitamin D deficiency occurs due to inadequate dietary intake, increased requirement, and impaired absorption by the body. It can happen due to limited exposure to sunlight, inability of kidneys to convert vitamin D into active form and poor absorption from the intestine. It is also common among individuals allergic to milk products, lactose intolerant and following some specific diet like ovo-vegetarianism and veganism.

A: Tayo 60K tablet is a high dose of vitamin D and not meant for daily consumption. High doses of vitamin D are to be taken once a week for a few weeks as advised by your doctor.

A: Take Tayo 60k at any time of the day, as advised by your doctor. It would be best to take it with meals for good results.

A: It usually has no side effects if taken in the recommended dose. However, sometimes you may experience nausea, constipation, vomiting, muscle or bone pain, etc. If you feel such symptoms for a prolonged time, immediately contact your doctor.