A diet that contains too much niacin may result in pellagra. a. True b. False

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The answer to this question is FALSE. Pellagra is a disease where in a person or patient is not receiving sufficient niacin in the body. Pellagra is also known as niacin deficiency. Having red skin lesions, dermatitis, mental confusion, aggresion, and weakness are the symptoms of having pellagra. One of the treatment for pellagra is taking oral medication or treatment to reverse the deficiency in niacin.

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