Which scenario is NOT a typical gastrointestinal response to ingestion of dietary fiber?

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Ingestion of dietary fiber typically leads to delayed gastric emptying, increased bile acid excretion, and increased fecal bulk. However, it does not typically result in increased glucose absorption. In fact, some types of fiber, such as soluble fiber, may actually decrease glucose absorption and improve blood sugar control.

Which Scenario Is NOT a Typical Gastrointestinal Response to Ingestion