Answer:
The main idea is that too much of everything is bad.
Explanation:
The main idea is the central message that the author is trying to pass across.
The author begins the text with the main idea and every other text following it are arguments that contribute to explaining and defending the main idea.
The author begins by saying that no matter how good and beneficial something is, there is always a side effect of doing too much of it.
He goes ahead to buttress his point by proving that Vitamin C, which is a healthy supplement can have bad side effects like nausea and diarrhea when more than the approved daily recommendation is exceeded.
More practical
When Juliet voices some of the doubts she has, it shows that she is smarter and much more practical than Romeo. He jumps into things blindly, only guided by his emotions in that particular moment. Juliet actually thinks about some things (or talks about thinking about them) before she does them, even if she does them against her better judgment.
Answer:
I really don't get the question your trying to ask
