In a nutrition class, the students debate about the possibility of completely eliminating fats from a person's diet to improve the health of the heart. Is it feasible to have a diet with no fats at all? Would such a diet be beneficial for heart health? Explain your answer.

• A. Yes, eliminating all fats from the diet is feasible and beneficial for heart health because most, if not all, kinds of fat are not good for our health.
• B. No, it is not feasible to eliminate all fats from the diet, and doing so would be detrimental to health because fats are essential nutrients that our body needs.
• C. Yes, it is feasible but not beneficial, as fats are essential for energy because fatty acids are essential to the health of the human heart and its daily function.
• D. No, it is not feasible to eliminate all fats, but it is not necessary for improving heart health because fats have no noticeable effects on the function and health of the human health.

Answer: (B)