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As a member of a club for students interested in pursuing a health profession, Declan is writing an argument in opposition to the trend of eliminating gluten from bread products. Here’s an excerpt from his first draft:
Celiac disease is a condition in which a person’s small intestine is damaged by the consumption of gluten, a substance found in many bread products. The damage makes it impossible for the small intestine to digest bread products, so people who suffer from the disease must avoid them altogether. However, doctors caution healthy people from eliminating gluten-containing products from their diets.

Which of these statements establishes a relationship to the last sentence in Declan’s paragraph?

A. For example, bread products often contain fiber, which contributes to a healthy diet.

B. Otherwise, they may not consume enough essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber.

C. Consequently, the demand for gluten-free products has risen sharply in recent years.

D. Nevertheless, the absence of bread products causes no harm to people who do not suffer from celiac disease.