Rapid Rise, L$.$L$.$C$.$ produces and sells a health drink for teenagers, and its advertisement

claims that the continuous consumption of the drink over a two$-$month period will lead to a

four$-$inch increase in height. This claim has not been substantiated by laboratory research

or observed in most of its users. This act of making scientifically unsubstantiated health

claims about this product is likely to be a violation of the

A$)$ FTC Act

B$)$ Nutrition Labeling and Education Act

C$)$ Consumer Product Safety Act

D$)$ Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act