Which of the Statements Below Is NOT Recommended in the National

Which of the statements below is NOT recommended in the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (2013) guidance on brief advice for physical activity in primary care.

A) primary care practitioners, whose remit includes offering lifestyle advice, should identify adults who are not currently meeting the UK physical activity guidelines using a validated tool to assess physical activity levels.
B) for those who are insufficiently active a brief advice intervention should be delivered. This advice should be tailored to the person's motivations and goals, current physical activity and ability levels, and take account of preferences, barriers and health status.
C) the advice should also include consideration of diet and other health behaviours.
D) follow-up should occur. This would include a review of what physical activity someone has been doing, and progress towards goals or meeting recommendations.