All of the following are age-related changes in nutritional needs, EXCEPT:

A  Older people tend to have lower levels of leptin and higher levels of ghrelin, which means they could get hungry less often and feel fuller more quickly

B  Nutrients that become especially important with age include protein, vitamin D, calcium and B12

C  Combining a protein-rich diet with resistance exercise seems to be the most effective way to fight sarcopenia

D  Older folks may experience a reduction in hunger and thirst, resulting in dehydration

E  Bowel-related issues, including constipation and diverticular disease often occur in older folks, but can be mitigated by consuming adequate dietary fiber