More than half of U.S. adults take supplements—from daily multivitamins and vitamin D to protein powders and herbal products. While many are safe and some even beneficial, not all supplements are risk ...

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Calcium supplements may cause constipation, kidney stones, increase heart disease risk, and more. Here's what experts say about the risks, and when supplements are actually necessary.