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  1. Only argument I is strong
  2. Only argument II is strong
  3. Either argument I or II is strong
  4. Both arguments are strong
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Option 4 : Both arguments are strong

Clearly, healthy diet and regular exercise help us to maintain the body weight which leads us to a healthy lifestyle. 

Also, besides these, other external factors which are spread in the environment also influence our lifestyle.

Hence, both arguments strongly hold the statement.
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