Inference from Health Study on Fruit Consumption

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A recent study by the University of Newtown found that individuals who consume at least three servings of fruit daily reported higher overall life satisfaction than those who do not. Researchers noted that this effect was especially pronounced among individuals aged 30-45 years old.

Many people who prioritize their health tend to eat more fruits and vegetables, which might indicate a positive lifestyle choice. As a result of the findings, local health authorities plan to implement a public health campaign aimed at increasing fruit consumption among all age groups, especially targeting younger adults.

Eating more fruit is the only factor contributing to life satisfaction.

The public health campaign will likely lead to increased fruit consumption among young adults.

Individuals aged 30-45 are the only ones who benefit from higher fruit consumption.

Life satisfaction among individuals increases because they eat more fruits.

Higher life satisfaction is solely due to diet and has no connection to other factors.

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