I feel like that too. It is so hard not to be scared!

I wonder if E would be correct if the conclusion was a conditional. For example, if avoiding dairy food, then the probability of maintaining good health is increased. In this case, probability would not really make sense, as the sufficient condition does not really guarantee probability. Something must happen. A sufficient condition is happening. In this case, if you're avoiding dairy food, then it must happen that you are maintaining good health, which is increasing. The probability would not really make sense. Do you guys have thoughts?

Is this not a strengthened question like this? We just find a principle that strengthens it.

Hi Kevin!