Do the following claims have any initial plausibility, and if not, do they conflict with observation, with background information, or both?

1			Your kids will grow faster with two ginseng supplements a day.
			A)	Has at least some initial plausibility, so does not conflict
			B)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with observation
			C)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with background information
			D)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with both observation and background information
2			Vomiting is your body's way of getting rid of something harmful.
			A)	Has at least some initial plausibility, so does not conflict
			B)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with observation
			C)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with background information
			D)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with both observation and background information
3			You actually walk better in shoes that fit a little too tightly.
			A)	Has at least some initial plausibility, so does not conflict
			B)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with observation
			C)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with background information
			D)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with both observation and background information
4			When a restaurant paints its walls red, customers eat faster.
			A)	Has at least some initial plausibility, so does not conflict
			B)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with observation
			C)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with background information
			D)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with both observation and background information
5			If your gas gauge says "E," you have two gallons left in the tank.
			A)	Has at least some initial plausibility, so does not conflict
			B)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with observation
			C)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with background information
			D)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with both observation and background information
6			Cold weather alone does not make someone catch cold.
			A)	Has at least some initial plausibility, so does not conflict
			B)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with observation
			C)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with background information
			D)	No initial plausibility; conflicts with both observation and background information