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What is Inhibition of bile secretion will NOT reduce the intestinal absorption of: and explain in detail?
Inhibition of bile secretion will have little effect on the intestinal absorption of a water-soluble vitamin B1 (thiamine). All of the other structures listed are fat-soluble and for a successful intestinal absorption should be emulsified by the bile acids (glycocholic and taurocholic acid). Ref: Textbook Of Biochemistry And Human Biology, 3rd Ed, Page 524