Passage Summary: Most popular diets try to give everyone the same narrow set of nutrients. However, because different nutrients help with different health issues, everyone's actual needs are different. The one exception is fruits and vegetables, which are good for everyone because they protect against so many different problems.

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Analysis: Since this is a 'Most Strongly Supported' question, we need to find an inference that stays close to the provided facts. We know that individual needs vary and that many fad diets are too narrow to account for this. We also know fruits and vegetables are a 'universal' good. A safe inference would likely connect these ideas—perhaps suggesting that a diet that ignores individual variation or excludes fruits and vegetables would be suboptimal. Avoid any answer choices that use overly strong language like 'only' or 'never' unless the stimulus specifically supports it.