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Calcium toxicity is rare since our intestines limit the body’s absorption of this mineral. However, toxicity is possible when a very large of amount of calcium and vitamin D are consumed together or a person is receiving calcium through an IV. Too much calcium in the diet can lead to constipation, stomach discomfort, and kidney stones.
