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Developing healthy eating habits doesn't require you to sign up for a gimmicky health-food diet or lifestyle, and you don't have to become vegan, gluten-free, "paleo," or go on regular juice fasts. It's okay to take small, simple steps. The key is choosing a variety of foods and beverages from each food group (vegetables, fruits, grains, protein foods, and dairy)-and making sure that each choice is limited in sodium, saturated fat, and added sugars. Which statement below best infers the thesis of this passage? Responses The implicit thesis is that access to healthy food is dependent on factors like economic class and geography. The implicit thesis is that access to healthy food is dependent on factors like economic class and geography. The implicit thesis is that healthy eating involves making smart choices on a daily basis, rather than following one concrete set of rules. A reader will be encouraged by the message of this passage, and will expect to learn more about what these smart choices consist of as he keeps reading. The implicit thesis is that healthy eating involves making smart choices on a daily basis, rather than following one concrete set of rules. A reader will be encouraged