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Why not E.
describing red meat as a healthy supplement ... satistisfies the blank nearly??
Hi Syntaxnomad

Islanders are (isolated) so they eat fish/veg, with little red meat mean low heart disease, no increase with age. If they move to cities and eat more red meat it means they often develop heart disease. But this doesn’t prove red meat is the cause because __________.

We need a reason that breaks the causal link between red meat and heart disease in this situation. So E irrelevant to heart disease causation. On the other hand, choice D is correct because it introduces an alternative explanation (other dietary changes) that could be responsible for the increased heart disease, thus weakening the claim that red meat is the proven cause.