I'm pretty sure caffeine is bad for you. I want to cut down or quit but it's hard.


Although some nutritional facts about soft drinks are
listed on their labels, exact caffeine content is not.
Listing exact caffeine content would make it easier to
limit, but not eliminate, one’s caffeine intake. If it
became easier for people to limit, but not eliminate,
their caffeine intake, many people would do so, which
would improve their health.

If all the statements above are true, which one of the
following must be true?

(A) The health of at least some people would
improve if exact caffeine content were listed
on soft-drink labels.

(B) Many people will be unable to limit their caffeine
intake if exact caffeine content is not listed on
soft-drink labels.

(C) Many people will find it difficult to eliminate
their caffeine intake if they have to guess
exactly how much caffeine is in their soft drinks.

(D) People who wish to eliminate, rather than
simply limit, their caffeine intake would
benefit if exact caffeine content were listed on
soft-drink labels.

(E) The health of at least some people would
worsen if everyone knew exactly how much
caffeine was in their soft drinks.