I thought the conclusion should be the natural process study doesn't need plentiful of resources as the study and discoveries started under the condition of drought and hunger

Very confused on this reasoning question. Can anyone help explain?

@yinyinxu Medical studies indicate that the metabolic rates of professional athletes ar substantially greater than those of the average person. So, most likely, a person's speed and strength are primarily determined by that person's metabolic rate.

Which one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?

A. Some of the athletes are either faster or stronger than the average person

B. Some professional athletes do not have higher metabolic rate than some of the average ppl

C. The speed and the strength of ppl who are not professional athletes are not primarily determined by choice of diet and exercise

D. Intensive training such as that engaged in by professional athletes causes an increase in metabolic rate

E. Drugs that surprises metabolic rate have been shown to have the side effect of diminishing the speed and strength of those who are not professional athlete

Admin note: This is a fake question, so take it as you will.

Wondering if anyone has a clue how to figure which section is fake over the real lsat test.