The Major Finding of the Alameda Health Study Was That

The major finding of the Alameda Health Study was that:

A) men who regularly practiced seven particular health habits had lower mortality rates than those who practiced few or none of these habits.
B) people who become too obsessive in their health behaviors have higher morbidity rates than their more moderate counterparts.
C) people who become too obsessive in their health behaviors have higher mortality rates than their more moderate counterparts.
D) women who ate breakfast and slept for at least seven hours per night were able to mediate the negative effects of smoking.