medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Most antidepressant drugs cause weight gain. While dieting can help reduce the amount of weight gained, some weight gain is unlikely to be preventable.
Which one of the following is most strongly supported by these statements?
- There are likely to be individuals on antidepressants who put on some weight despite watching their diet.
- Among the side effects produced by ordinary antidepressant medication, weight gain is the very most frequent of all.
- Careful dieting is the lone available means of limiting the weight gain that antidepressants reliably bring on.
- Every person who takes an antidepressant drug is, without exception, destined to gain at least a little weight.
- No one taking an antidepressant can possibly hold their body weight perfectly steady by any method at all.
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