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Rogelio has a number of health problems and would like to avoid medication as much as possible. He is considering biofeedback as an alternative form of treatment. Biofeedback would most benefit which of Rogelio's health problems?AObesity, because Rogelio can use the cues from biofeedback to control his eatingBArthritis, because Rogelio can use the cues from biofeedback to learn to relaxCTension headaches, because Rogelio can use the cues from biofeedback to learn to relaxDDepression, because Rogelio can use the cues from biofeedback to keep him from having depressive thoughtsEIndigestion, because Rogelio can use the cues from biofeedback to control his indigestion
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