Weaken the Nutritionist's Argument on Breakfast Composition

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A well-known nutritionist presented her findings that a high-protein breakfast leads to reduced hunger throughout the day, resulting in lower overall calorie intake. She cited several studies indicating that people who consume protein-rich meals in the morning tend to eat fewer calories later in the day. However, a recent counterargument has suggested that a high-protein breakfast might lead to overconsumption later due to increased cravings for carbohydrates.

Based on the nutritionist's conclusion about high-protein breakfasts, which of the following would most effectively weaken her argument?

Individuals who consume high-protein breakfasts often report feeling more satisfied than those who consume high-carbohydrate breakfasts.

Many studies have found that breakfast eaters, regardless of macronutrient composition, tend to have a lower body mass index than breakfast skippers.

Some people experience less control over their dietary choices after consuming high-protein breakfasts.

Researchers have found that people are generally calorie-conscious in their food choices, regardless of their breakfast composition.

Surveys indicate that high-protein breakfasts are less popular among teenagers compared to other meal types.

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