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There are many factors that can affect the probability of developing wrinkles which include, the age group, and nutritional background and their lifestyle. Ov

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By : Salil Dungarwal
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Olive Oil, it is a very good substance and has many benefits to the body and skin. it can help to reduce wrinkling effect on aging people and its on the mad ting. Olive oil is a beautiful and natural way to keep your body shining, when it condensates on the skin, it creates that mad ting that goes boom and makes your skin shine like a diamond in the sky.

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There are a few possible alternate explanation for observed results. one of which being the lack of control of the peoples ages.

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Olive oil experiment

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Olive oil leads to fewer skin wrinkles (Lorita, Lara, Anthony)

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Olive oil leads to fewer skin wrinkles (Lorita, Lara, Anthony)

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Hypothesis: olive will lead to less skin wrinkling.

Participants: 300 in total (150 WOMEN, 150 MEN; all races; 35-40 years old at beginning, even amount of differentiating skin types)

Method:
100 people will be part of the olive oil group; they will consume an amount of olive oil  (which will be set in guidelines), 100 people will be part of the no olive oil group, they will be consuming any other kind of oils, 100 will be part of the control group (consuming a mix of oils; both olive oil and not)
The experiment will be conducted for 25 years (longitudinal study)
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Part 1:

participants-  200 Greek participants
100 males and 100 females
mean age of 30
Method:
25 males and 25 females will consume 25 ml of olive oil within their diet per day
25 males and 25 females will consume 50 ml of olive oil within their diet per day
25 males and 25 females will consume 75 ml of olive oil within their diet per day
25 males and 25 females will consume 100 ml of olive oil within their diet per day
This will take over the course of 5 years per day
The wrinkles will be measured pe

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Size of groups: 20 - 10 males and 10 females.

How to make it a fair test: Have multiple trials, use the same amount of olive oil for each participant, keep an online record book for each participant. Participants whom haven't applied olive oil to their skin will be chosen. It could also link to the the healthcare of the person as they would feel much better physically.

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hypothesis: more olive oil consumed leads to few wrinkles

independent variable: the amount of oil consumed manipulated by gathering people with different

control variables:
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By : Sher Shah

In this experiment we will conduct a test that will help us to determine the true effects of the consumption of olive oil on your skin. To make the experiment fair, we will make the amount of people in each group the same and also everyone has to have no medical conditions or previous skin allergy or conditions as that will effect the result.
The recommended intake is 2 tablespoons a day so we will have one group of 4 that take 1/2 a tablespoon, one group of 4 that takes 2 tablespoons a day and one group of 4 that take 4 tablespoons. Before and after pictures will be taken and then we will compare the results. the experiment will go on for a month and then we will ask the people a number of questions as to how they feel and on a scale of 1-10 how much better/worse they think their skin has become. A dermatologist will be visited after the experiment to scientifically confirm that whose skin is in a healthier condition.
The pros

Olive oil protects against heart disease as it controls the "bad" levels of LDL cholesterol and raises levels of the "good" cholesterol, HDL.

Olive oil is also rich in polyphenols, which have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and anticoagulant actions, which may be another reason why it is important for heart health.

Other research has found it may reduce the risk of several types of cancer, including colon, breast, lung, ovarian and skin cancers.

Olive oil can also contribute nutritional support in the fight against arthritis, and help reduce high cholesterol.

A study published in the Journal of Toxicoloy and Applied Pharmacology showed that Oleocanthal, a substance in olive oil, blocks toxic proteins that damage the brain cells that cause Alzheimer’s disease.

The cons

Olive oil, like all fats, is high in kilojoules, so should be consumed in moderation.

Some people can have a negative reaction with olive oil.

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PART 1
1. The size of the groups:
50 men, 50 women
2. A fair test:
To make sure that every single person has no wrinkles going into the program, and follows a selective diet throughout the duration of the program. Ages 30-35. Non parental. It will be going on for a duration for a year.
3. To control the variables:
Non smokers. Jobs with workdays that end at 6pm.

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Part One
Size of groups:
--> 300 participants of the same gender, race and age range for those consuming more olive oil based diets
--> 300 participants of the same gender,race and age range for those who are given reduced olive oil diets

How to make it a fair test:
-->Those chosen for each groups will be chosen based upon their previous amounts of regular olive oil intake therefore will be a more fair test.
-->Have to live in the same region preferably city in order to keep weather affects limited and distributed throughout to be more fair.
--> The participants need to be of similar age and race, whilst gender is the same

What are the possible correlations:
--> Weather
--> Genetics
--> Daily Activities
--> Gender
--> Race

Part Two

1) there are numerous other factors that might affect wrinkling such as:
- race
- genetics
- the job of the individual
- weather
- general environment: pollution
- smoking
- drinking

2) no because there are numerous confounding variables that provide an alternative explanation for increased wrinkles and one cannot pinpoint the reason to solely the type of diet.

Part Three
STOP WRIKLES WITH ONE SIMPLE INGREDIENT??
I'm sure everybody would love to tan and spend hours relaxing on the beach, but of course, everyone knows that while you may get a beautiful bronzed bod for a couple of months, the long term affect is horrible: WRINKLES. What if I told you adding one simple ingredient to your diet could stop this: OLIVE OIL. A super reliable study has shown that people with diets with more olive oil in them have fewer wrinkles, join in on this trend and prevent wrinkles fast!

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Part1: We should have groups of 3 because if three brains are worked together collectively then there is a higher chance of doing a more effective and correct experiment. To make it a fair test then we will re-do the experiment 5 times to get good results and then we will average them all out to get sufficient data. The possible correlations for wrinkles on the face could be caused by unhealthy diet plan, smoking, alcohol etc.

Part 2:

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We will have 5 people use different amount of olive oil in their diet for 3 months and then test the affect it has on their skin.
We will use a computed aided program to test for wrinkles. The analysis will show us if people that drank a higher amount of olive oil had fewer wrinkles.
Factors affecting the dependent variable could also be; different environments having different effects on skin, different diets, amount of exerciseetc.
So all people should live in same environment so things such as sun exposure, pollution, etc dont have an effect on the results.
They should also have the same diet plan.

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1. Was this an observational or an intervention study?

2. The study found an association between features of people’s diets and the amount of wrinkling they had. That might be because different diets cause wrinkles to different extents. But what alternative explanations are there? Are there factors which might be independently associated with both diet and wrinkles, such as social class, working outdoors, sunlight exposure, smoking, and so on? (In this situation, scientists would call these alternative explanations ‘confounding variables’.)

3. Did this study prove that changing your diet will help you get fewer wrinkles?