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A short talk by Aaron Hartman, MD exploring links between dolphins, energy production, and brain health, focusing on the role of a saturated fatty acid called C15 (pentadecanoic acid). Hartman claims dolphins can get Alzheimer’s based on diet, that C15 is critical for brain function, around 30% of Americans are deficient, and that blood testing for C15 is available.

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Pentadecanoic acid

About 30% of Americans

Yes — the speaker says we can test for C15 in blood

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