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parulmahajan89
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Information gathered from nearly 30 studies of people in different countries representing all socioeconomic classes supports the hypothesis that an expectant mother's eating habits have a major effect on whether her child will develop heart disease as an adult. The studies also show that some of the impact of maternal eating habits occurs very early in fetal development, when the woman is unaware that she is pregnant.
If the statements above are true, which of the following conclusions is most strongly supported by them?
An expectant mother can virtually eliminate any chance that her child will suffer from heart disease as an adult by maintaining a healthful diet during pregnancy.
Maternal nutrition has a greater impact on the likelihood that a child will develop adult heart disease than does an individual's diet or health habits.
The effect of an expectant mother's diet on the likelihood that her child will develop adult heart disease is greatest in the very early stages of pregnancy.
In order to control all of the influence that her eating habits have on her baby's chances of developing heart disease as an adult a woman should control her eating habits whenever there is a possibility that she may be pregnant.
It is likely that an expectant mother's eating habits also strongly affect the chances of her child's developing heart disease prior to adulthood.
Is it D?
If the statements above are true, which of the following conclusions is most strongly supported by them?
An expectant mother can virtually eliminate any chance that her child will suffer from heart disease as an adult by maintaining a healthful diet during pregnancy.
Maternal nutrition has a greater impact on the likelihood that a child will develop adult heart disease than does an individual's diet or health habits.
The effect of an expectant mother's diet on the likelihood that her child will develop adult heart disease is greatest in the very early stages of pregnancy.
In order to control all of the influence that her eating habits have on her baby's chances of developing heart disease as an adult a woman should control her eating habits whenever there is a possibility that she may be pregnant.
It is likely that an expectant mother's eating habits also strongly affect the chances of her child's developing heart disease prior to adulthood.
Is it D?
