The Yorgorian people, many of whom still live in the jungle in traditional conditions, eat many meats of jungle mammals, resulting in a cuisine that is high in the protein RX7G, much higher than the cuisine of the industrial nation of Transpraxia. Medical research has shown a high correlation between the protein RX7G and coronary heart disease, and yet, the Yorgorian people have a much lower incidence of such disease than found in Transpraxia. Medical researchers have dubbed this the Yorgorian Paradox.

Which of the following, if true, helps to explain the Yorgorian Paradox?

A:The protein RX7G is in higher concentration in the meat of some jungle mammals than in the meat of some domesticated farm mammals.

B:Citizens of Transpraxia, per capita, consume almost the same amount of the protein RX7G as do the Yorgorian people.

C:Some upscale restaurants in Transpraxia serve the meat of jungle mammals, some of which are imported from the jungles the Yorgorian people occupy.

D:The diet of the Yorgorian people is very high in the berries, and the nutrients of these berries neutralize the most harmful effects of protein RX7G.

E:It is typically for the Yorgorian people to dine on the meat of jungle mammals multiple times in a day.