Phadke and Anandh argue for the view that the medical profession should reject commercial organ procurement on what grounds?

A) Commercial organ procurement exploits the poor.
B) Commercial organ procurement commercializes the body.
C) Commercial organ procurement exploits the poor, commercializes the body, and undercuts human dignity.
D) Commercial organ procurement exploits the poor and undercuts human dignity.

Commercial Organ Procurement

The practice of buying and selling organs for transplantation, often criticized for ethical concerns, including exploitation and inequity in access to transplant surgeries.

Human Dignity

The inherent worth of all individuals, demanding respect and ethical treatment in all circumstances.

Anandh

Likely referring to the same individual previously mentioned, potentially a scholar or researcher with contributions in a specific field of study, though the lack of context prevents a precise definition.