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Learn more about our premium feat People under 18 should not be allowed to drink sugary soft drinks.
Which of the following supporting details provides the most relevant and credible evidence for the claim?
O A. "It's no secret that soda is big business in America," notes Bryce Corn, editor of the Financial Eagle. "And companies are going out of their way to market to all age groups."
O B. Soda calories are "empty," lacking nutrients vital to youth, and they do not make the consumer feel full, often increasing appetite and causing unhealthy eating habits.
O C. Dr. Charlene Boggs, chief nutritionist at Zion Hospital, points out that much of the data on youth and soda is inconclusive since there's such a strong bias on the part of researchers.
D. A recent poll of school administrators found that 70 percent of those surveyed were "open to" accepting money from soda companies in exchange for placing ads in their schools.
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