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Veterinarian Discovers Anti-Aging Breakthrough in Dolphins

25 Mar 2025 · 0 min

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YouTube interview (AI Mark with Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson) discussing findings that a fatty acid labeled “C15” is linked to longevity and disease prevention. Claims include that higher C15 associates with lower risk of type 2 diabetes and some cancers, that C15 supplementation in Sardinia correlates with lower liver enzymes, and that two Navy-funded studies feeding dolphins a higher-C15 fish diet reversed aging-related conditions. Also mentions global fatty liver disease prevalence (38%).

For longevity we expected Omega 3s to be at the tip top of the list and Instead it was C15.
It only takes like 60 milligrams of vitamin C to cure scurvy which is a deadly disease if you don't have enough vitamin C.
The latest paper showed 38% of people globally have fatty liver disease.
Dr. Stephanie Ven Watson a veterinary epidemiologist.
She uncovered the powerful health benefits of C15 in longevity and disease prevention. If we don't have enough C15 our cells become fragile. People with higher C15 have lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes than certain types of cancers. We did two Navy funded studies in which we gave those dolphins a higher C15 fish diet and we saw that their aging related conditions reverse In Sardinia the people there they live longer in part because they have a lower risk of developing heart disease. They have a mean C15 level of 0.6 for the people who took C15 supplementation they had lower liver enzymes, lower ALT, lower ASD and improved.