Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 7 Aug
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That's right.
That's right.
So what we found was at the same time that we were seeing these associations in dolphins, we were f um finding that the the what was being published was that people with higher C15 levels in their blood had a lower risk of developing type two diabetes, heart disease, fatty liver disease, and others.
So at that time it was association.
So, you know, which is
Which is important, but it's not causation.
And what the dolphins taught us is that as we gave them basically a higher C fifteen diet, uh, we were able to show reversal of these age related conditions.
So that really kicked off this huge discovery.
And now our goal is to get C fifteen back um into our lives, uh, because it's ends up it's like we said, essential, really important to just maintaining our baseline health.
Yeah, Harris, it's a really good point, right?
So the the whole effort with regard to the initial work with the dolphins, right, to help um and continually improve the health and welfare of these aging dolphins was to understand what is it?
Like how do we continue to protect the health of aging?
And we when we talk about healthy aging, right, whether it's a dolphin or human, what is healthy aging?
What is longevity?
And it's really getting down to the why, right?
So uh when you actually use the word longevity.
It's funny.
No bias against men, Harrison, but women tend to actually be like, I don't actually want longevity because we're thinking I'm gonna be broken and later in life and alone.
And I'd rather just live a shorter, happier life.
So when we talk about healthy aging and longevity.
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