Since the sweetness of sugared beverages makes athletes more likely to drink them, they can be helpful in avoiding dehydration. Furthermore, small amounts of sugar enhance the body's absorption of water and delay muscle fatigue by maintaining the body's glucose level. Still, one must use sugared beverages cautiously, for large amounts draw water from the blood to the stomach, thereby exacerbating the dehydration process.

Question: If the statements above are true, then each of the following could also be true EXCEPT:
Options:
A. Glucose is not the only type of sugar whose absence or scarcity in one's diet causes muscle fatigue.
B. Problems caused by dehydration are invariably exacerbated if substances that delay muscle fatigue are consumed.
C. Dehydrated athletes find beverages containing large amounts of sugar to be too sweet.
D. Some situations that exacerbate the problems caused by muscle fatigue do not exacerbate those caused by dehydration.
E. The rate at which the body absorbs water depends primarily on the amount of water already present in the blood.
Answer: "B"