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by BTGmoderatorAT » Fri Dec 08, 2017 11:42 pm
Herbed Wellness, a manufacturer of herbal products, wants its new headache remedy to be as effective as possible while using only natural ingredients. A controlled study has found that 58 percent of headache sufferers obtain complete headache relief from a dose of caffeine equivalent to that typically found in a cup of coffee. Therefore, even though the vast majority of its customers are health-conscious avoiders of coffee, Herbed Wellness should add caffeine to its new herbal headache treatment; doing so will prove both efficacious and cost-effective.

The answer to which of the following questions would be most useful in evaluating the claim that caffeine will be efficacious in relieving headaches among Herbed Wellness customers?

A. Is the headache relief provided by caffeine as long-lasting as that provided by over-the-counter drugs such as aspirin?
B. What percentage of the study participants were regular coffee drinkers who suffer from caffeine-withdrawal headaches?
C. Is caffeine less expensive per dose than the individual herbs used in the headache formulation?
D. Does synthetic caffeine qualify as a natural substance?
E. What percentage of Herbed Wellness customers will shun the new headache remedy if it contains caffeine?
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by DavidG@VeritasPrep » Tue Dec 12, 2017 9:24 am
ardz24 wrote:Herbed Wellness, a manufacturer of herbal products, wants its new headache remedy to be as effective as possible while using only natural ingredients. A controlled study has found that 58 percent of headache sufferers obtain complete headache relief from a dose of caffeine equivalent to that typically found in a cup of coffee. Therefore, even though the vast majority of its customers are health-conscious avoiders of coffee, Herbed Wellness should add caffeine to its new herbal headache treatment; doing so will prove both efficacious and cost-effective.

The answer to which of the following questions would be most useful in evaluating the claim that caffeine will be efficacious in relieving headaches among Herbed Wellness customers?

A. Is the headache relief provided by caffeine as long-lasting as that provided by over-the-counter drugs such as aspirin?
B. What percentage of the study participants were regular coffee drinkers who suffer from caffeine-withdrawal headaches?
C. Is caffeine less expensive per dose than the individual herbs used in the headache formulation?
D. Does synthetic caffeine qualify as a natural substance?
E. What percentage of Herbed Wellness customers will shun the new headache remedy if it contains caffeine?
Conclusion: Herbed Wellness should add caffeine to its headache treatment
Premise: In one study 58% of headache sufferers experienced relief when consuming caffeine. Herbed's customers don't drink coffee

Well, if a lot of the folks in the study who experienced relief were going through caffeine withdrawal because they'd missed a coffee dose, that would make this sample unrepresentative of the population of Herbed's customers, who avoid coffee. Put another way, if caffeine only helps headaches because it's reducing withdrawal symptoms, people who aren't withdrawing from caffeine, can't be helped by it. This is what B is conveying.
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