A recently published article on human physiology claims that enzyme K contributes to improved performance in strenuous activities such as weightlifting and sprinting. The article cites evidence of above-average levels of enzyme K in Olympic weightlifters and sprinters.
Which of the following if true, would most strengthen the article's conclusion?

(A) Enzyme K levels are the most important factor affecting the performance of strenuous activities.
(B) Enzyme K has no other function in the human body.
(C) Enzyme K is required for the performance of strenuous activities.
(D) Enzyme K helps weightlifters more than it helps sprinters.
(E) Strenuous activities do not cause the human body to produce unusually high levels of enzyme K.
On deamand the oa is spoiled The OA is E the answer to this SC is a no contest
I agree E is a good answer to an Assumption question but this is a strengthen question .
the conclusion is enzyme K contributes to improved performance in strenuous activities such as weightlifting and sprinting.
please explain how to eliminate A and B why is E correct ?Not very happy with kaplan explanation