Question

6 asher sees an ad for a fitness supplement that claims to blast fat without diet or exercise. which elements of this claim should make him suspicious? select all that apply.
□ the lack of exercise involved
□ the fact that it is a supplement
□ the lack of dietary changes
□ the lack of medical or scientific proof

Explanation:

• The lack of exercise involved: Weight management typically requires physical activity. Without exercise, it's hard to "blast fat" as claimed.
• The lack of dietary changes: Diet is crucial for fat loss. Not changing diet contradicts the claim.
• The lack of medical or scientific proof: A legitimate fat - blasting claim should have evidence backing it.

Answer:

• the lack of exercise involved
• the lack of dietary changes
• the lack of medical or scientific proof