Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson

But they also shared that, which is true, dairy fat studies are just a mixed bag of results.

Some are positive, some are null, some are negative.

Overall, like you said, right, it keeps you, so you are, you are kind of left with like, it was a teaser header, but it didn't give you an answer.

And I'm always shocked that with regard to that C-15 is not in this conversation, not because it's,

We did the initial work with it, but because there's now over 100 peer-reviewed studies by prestigious teams throughout the world on C15 and how this is not, it just is a mystery to me why this is not being covered, even from just a complete, like, leave Stephanie Van Watson out.

you know, out of it and just look at the science.

Yeah, that's absolutely right.

And what a lot of people don't know is even the 1977 recommendations for dietary guidelines for all Americans, what very few people know is that was the second edition.

The first edition had five senators who all agreed upon the findings.

They got so much pushback, Dr. Drew, from

medical authorities from large institutions that are following the science that are leading medicine, they actually wrote in and said, wait, wait, wait, do not release these recommendations.

There aren't enough data yet.

And then the second version came out.

And if you read at the very beginning of that hand-typed report, three of those senators dropped from the recommendations and said, we actually actively don't agree with these recommendations anymore.

And it just got

basically still pushed through by just a very small number of senators.

Hear, hear.

Hear, hear.

I love it.

And it's thanks to the dolphins, right?