An Obese Patient (Body Mass Index of 35) States, "There

An obese patient (body mass index of 35) states, "There is no point in changing how I eat because it is all genetics anyway." What is the best response?

A) "Even with a large genetic component, obesity can be reduced through a sensible diet and exercise."
B) "Let's gather some more family history about body height, weight, and eating patterns."
C) "You are right; you can't change your genes. There is no point in dieting."
D) "With your genetics, your best bet would be a low-carb Atkins-type diet."