A patient presents with diarrhea. They have no signs and symptoms of a foodborne illness. What is the likely cause of the problem?
A. too low intake of riboflavin
B. too high intake of vitamin C
C. too low intake of biotin
D. too high intake of niacin
Answer: B
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