Question

Which is an example of drug-nutrient interaction?

OA.
bacterial overgrowth
•B.
changes in absorption
Oc.
decreased sense of smell
• D.
poor appetite
OE.
reduced acuity of taste sensation
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Answer 1

poor appetite

Step-by-step explanation:

Drugs can affect nutrition as a result of changes in appetite and taste as well as having an influence on absorption or metabolism of nutrients. Moreover, foods and supplements can also interact with drugs, of which grapefruit juice and St John's wort are key examples.