June 2015 LSAT
Section 3
Question 19
Mehran on October 31, 2018
Hi @smilde11, thanks for your post. It's possible you are misreading the stimulus? It says that a recent study showed those who drink tea, but no coffee, have immune system blood cells that took *half as long* to respond to germs, compared to those who drink coffee but no tea. Thus, the conclusion is that drinking tea BOOSTS the immune system (because it takes blood cells half as long to respond to germs - i.e., tea drinkers' blood cells are FASTER than coffee drinkers'). Does that help clarify? Please let us know if you have any additional questions.