Why is it appropriate to include nutrition and rest in health policy for women workers?

Correct answer: Because health is linked with work capacity and continuity

The direct answer is A: health is linked with work capacity and continuity. Nutrition supplies energy and supports the body, while adequate rest helps recovery, concentration and safe performance. Step by step: a worker needs energy and physical and mental recovery; poor nutrition or insufficient rest can cause tiredness, reduced attention and greater risk of mistakes or illness; these effects can lower work quality and regular attendance; supportive health policy can therefore help workers remain capable and continue working safely. Option A is correct because it connects nutrition and rest with work capacity and continuity. Option B is wrong because health has a clear relationship with energy, concentration, safety and productivity. Option C is wrong because nutrition is not only a private home matter; workplace conditions and policies can affect access to breaks, food, water and health support. Option D is wrong because suitable rest does not always stop work; it can prevent exhaustion and improve sustainable performance. This does not mean forcing women to work when ill; it means creating humane, safe conditions. Memory cue: healthy worker means safer, steadier and better-quality work.