English, 03.10.2019 03:20 Beast3dgar

What effect does the author's addition of the section titled "salt" have on the text overall?

a. it describes how high levels of sodium in the blood as a result of high intake of restaurant food can cause high blood pressure and heart disease, which supports the central idea that consumption of fast food is associated with health risks.

b. it describes how high levels of sodium from the salt content of restaurant food can lead to several digestive and gastrointestinal diseases, which supports the central idea that the consumption of fast food is associated with health risks.

c. it describes how high levels of sodium in the blood as a result of frequent consumption of fast foods can lead to diabetes and obesity, which supports the central idea that consumption of fast food is associated with health risks.

d. it describes how high levels of salt in the blood as a result of eating fast food causes arterial plaque, leading to potential for stroke, which supports the central idea that consumption of fast food is associated with health risks.

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