Which is an example of a drug–nutrient interaction? a. bacterial overgrowth b. changes in absorption c. decreased sense of smell d. poor appetite e. reduced acuity of taste sensation

the answer is C

Explanation:

because a drug–nutrient interaction can cause :

- Stimulated or suppressed appetite (so a poor appetite)

- Decreased intestinal absorption (not just a change in absorption but an intestinal change in absorption)

- Increased renal secretion

- Competition or displacement of nutrients for protein carrier sites

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