Adequate dietary fiber intake is associated with all of the following except?

Adequate dietary fiber intake is associated with improved digestive health, lower risk of chronic diseases such as Heart disease and type 2 Diabetes, and better weight management. However, it is not typically associated with increased risk of gastrointestinal disorders; in fact, fiber is often recommended to help prevent such issues. Therefore, any claim suggesting that fiber intake increases gastrointestinal problems would be incorrect.