_____ impairs absorption of thiamin from the digestive tract and hastens its excretion in the urine

1.Milk
2.Alcohol
3.Salt
4.Spinach
5.Whole wheat


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d. large intestine because of the need to partially digest fiber and absorb water. e. large intestine because of the extra villi on colon cells.

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