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Originally Posted by kyle1
The only supplement I have ever read that anyone Overdosed on was Ohami bulk powder(not sure exact spelling), which actually can kill you. It is used as a thermogenic to help cut weight, but you cant go to walmart and grab it  . I would say kids OD on roids every year, sometimes I think they need education just as much as prevention ads! 
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No one said death, just damage to the body. For example, high doses of creatine have been linked to general performance decrease at best and kidney disorder at worst.
Here's a few readily available supplements that can ruin a day:
ConsumerReports.org - Dangerous supplements, 12 supplements to avoid 5/04
My point then and now is that just because something calls itself a supplement doesn't make it good or safe for you. Even those that do offer benefits in moderation can still do harm when the user can't read a label.