Hungry hogs corporation, an international hotdog eatery produced a misleading television advertisement. one of the ads compared the nutritional value of their hotdogs to the burgers sold by gobble up inc. the ad stated that two hotdogs of hungry hogs contained 30 grams of fat, whereas, one burger of gobble up inc. contained 52 grams. this ad led to a good consumer response. however, an anti-restaurant political group filed a complaint with a federal institution. the federal institution issued an order prohibiting hungry hogs from making health-compatibility statements about its products without scientific evidence. this instance of regulation on advertising of health-compatibility statements about food products is an example of a limitation on
a. symbolic speech
b. individual speech
c. overbreadth doctrine
d. commercial speech
e. freedom of thought.