
Passage: Studies have shown that for most people with normal blood pressure, eating more than any amount of sodium the body needs can be smoothly excreted without significantly raising blood pressure. Therefore, only those with high blood pressure and those whose bodies cannot safely handle excess sodium need to limit their sodium intake.
Question: Which of the following options, if true, would most strongly weaken the above argument?
A. A.Eating too much sodium can sometimes damage the body's ability to handle excess sodium.
B. B.Hypertension is sometimes exacerbated by eating more sodium than the body needs.
C. C.Anyone needs a certain amount of sodium in order to maintain the normal physiological function of the body.
D. D.Eating more sodium than the body needs will raise blood pressure unless it is excreted out of the body.
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