Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson

That is right. That is right. Which is really exciting. Now, the movement, right?

Yep, that's right. So that's been great to see. So then now we're moving toward exciting new avenues, obviously getting the conversations going. How can we change nutritional guidelines? How can we get C15 for our kids into infants with all the new studies that are coming out around the importance of infant health, as well as supporting our aging as we get older?

Yep, that's right. So that's been great to see. So then now we're moving toward exciting new avenues, obviously getting the conversations going. How can we change nutritional guidelines? How can we get C15 for our kids into infants with all the new studies that are coming out around the importance of infant health, as well as supporting our aging as we get older?

Yep, that's right. So that's been great to see. So then now we're moving toward exciting new avenues, obviously getting the conversations going. How can we change nutritional guidelines? How can we get C15 for our kids into infants with all the new studies that are coming out around the importance of infant health, as well as supporting our aging as we get older?

And then we have some exciting new research coming out around brain health. So stay tuned for that.

And then we have some exciting new research coming out around brain health. So stay tuned for that.

And then we have some exciting new research coming out around brain health. So stay tuned for that.

Yeah. So a lot of exciting work coming out around that. And then, you know, for us, it's like we really have really taken a step back and said, why? Obviously, there's urgency to fix, you know, global crisis that's happening. And if there is a chance that restoring C-15 can help with that.

Yeah. So a lot of exciting work coming out around that. And then, you know, for us, it's like we really have really taken a step back and said, why? Obviously, there's urgency to fix, you know, global crisis that's happening. And if there is a chance that restoring C-15 can help with that.

Yeah. So a lot of exciting work coming out around that. And then, you know, for us, it's like we really have really taken a step back and said, why? Obviously, there's urgency to fix, you know, global crisis that's happening. And if there is a chance that restoring C-15 can help with that.

Of just metabolic diseases.

Of just metabolic diseases.

Of just metabolic diseases.

Brain diseases. Yeah, the kids that were born into basically this height of the C-15 deficiency world, which is the 1990s, they're now in their 30s. And so is this why people in their 30s are developing certain types of cancers, the rise in a coronary heart disease, the rise in type 2 diabetes, it's fatty liver disease showing up. And how much is the C15 deficiency part of that?

Brain diseases. Yeah, the kids that were born into basically this height of the C-15 deficiency world, which is the 1990s, they're now in their 30s. And so is this why people in their 30s are developing certain types of cancers, the rise in a coronary heart disease, the rise in type 2 diabetes, it's fatty liver disease showing up. And how much is the C15 deficiency part of that?

Brain diseases. Yeah, the kids that were born into basically this height of the C-15 deficiency world, which is the 1990s, they're now in their 30s. And so is this why people in their 30s are developing certain types of cancers, the rise in a coronary heart disease, the rise in type 2 diabetes, it's fatty liver disease showing up. And how much is the C15 deficiency part of that?

So let's stop accelerated aging. There are kids that are developing diseases of their grandparents before their parents. So we've got to fix that. And then how to then, again, leaning in, how do we optimize C15 deficiency? through supplementation, through various practices to be able to extend our longevity. So that's exciting. And then what is it all for?

So let's stop accelerated aging. There are kids that are developing diseases of their grandparents before their parents. So we've got to fix that. And then how to then, again, leaning in, how do we optimize C15 deficiency? through supplementation, through various practices to be able to extend our longevity. So that's exciting. And then what is it all for?

So let's stop accelerated aging. There are kids that are developing diseases of their grandparents before their parents. So we've got to fix that. And then how to then, again, leaning in, how do we optimize C15 deficiency? through supplementation, through various practices to be able to extend our longevity. So that's exciting. And then what is it all for?

I mean, longevity so we can live healthy for as long as possible and enjoy life. And I have a question for you, which is, you know, it's to give us more time. And so if you were given two extra hours of every day and those two extra hours, whatever you did was guilt free. You didn't feel guilty about it because you weren't working on something else because you're so busy.