Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson

what that animal was eating and so one thing that we're pushing for is to have the dairy industry report c15 levels um in their you know in their foods and to help change industry practices to help maximize c15 levels interesting yeah so it's not you're not what you eat you're what ever you're eating eight that's right that's

what that animal was eating and so one thing that we're pushing for is to have the dairy industry report c15 levels um in their you know in their foods and to help change industry practices to help maximize c15 levels interesting yeah so it's not you're not what you eat you're what ever you're eating eight that's right that's

what that animal was eating and so one thing that we're pushing for is to have the dairy industry report c15 levels um in their you know in their foods and to help change industry practices to help maximize c15 levels interesting yeah so it's not you're not what you eat you're what ever you're eating eight that's right that's

Yeah, so we have established these seven must-haves. And by we, I mean the longevity scientific community. This was also put together in part with Dr. Nicholas Shork, who is the head of NIH's Longevity Consortium. And so Nick was really interested in the dolphin angle because he's like, wait, you've got a long-lived species that has clean data.

Yeah, so we have established these seven must-haves. And by we, I mean the longevity scientific community. This was also put together in part with Dr. Nicholas Shork, who is the head of NIH's Longevity Consortium. And so Nick was really interested in the dolphin angle because he's like, wait, you've got a long-lived species that has clean data.

Yeah, so we have established these seven must-haves. And by we, I mean the longevity scientific community. This was also put together in part with Dr. Nicholas Shork, who is the head of NIH's Longevity Consortium. And so Nick was really interested in the dolphin angle because he's like, wait, you've got a long-lived species that has clean data.

So let's work through that to make these discoveries. And when we get to these longevity must-haves, we're now able to, you know, a lot of longevity research is on short-lived species of how do we help mice and worms live longer.

So let's work through that to make these discoveries. And when we get to these longevity must-haves, we're now able to, you know, a lot of longevity research is on short-lived species of how do we help mice and worms live longer.

So let's work through that to make these discoveries. And when we get to these longevity must-haves, we're now able to, you know, a lot of longevity research is on short-lived species of how do we help mice and worms live longer.

And it doesn't really translate, right?

And it doesn't really translate, right?

And it doesn't really translate, right?

So, you know, Nick really, Nick and I really came in and we're like, oh my gosh, we have this incredible opportunity. Nature's already figured it out, right, Mark? I mean, nature's already figured out how a mammal can live 27, 30 times longer because humans and dolphins and elephants live a lot longer than a mouse. So why?

So, you know, Nick really, Nick and I really came in and we're like, oh my gosh, we have this incredible opportunity. Nature's already figured it out, right, Mark? I mean, nature's already figured out how a mammal can live 27, 30 times longer because humans and dolphins and elephants live a lot longer than a mouse. So why?

So, you know, Nick really, Nick and I really came in and we're like, oh my gosh, we have this incredible opportunity. Nature's already figured it out, right, Mark? I mean, nature's already figured out how a mammal can live 27, 30 times longer because humans and dolphins and elephants live a lot longer than a mouse. So why?

So let's figure out what, how evolution has already enabled massive longevity, enabling tap into that and then make it even better.

So let's figure out what, how evolution has already enabled massive longevity, enabling tap into that and then make it even better.

So let's figure out what, how evolution has already enabled massive longevity, enabling tap into that and then make it even better.

So it was just like, let's focus on these species, not to dismiss the short list, the basic science, but it's an unlock. So the seven must-haves of longevity, and this is assuming that longevity, the way we define it is as a geroprotector, so a molecule that slows our aging rate and therefore slows the onset of the chronic diseases that kill us.

So it was just like, let's focus on these species, not to dismiss the short list, the basic science, but it's an unlock. So the seven must-haves of longevity, and this is assuming that longevity, the way we define it is as a geroprotector, so a molecule that slows our aging rate and therefore slows the onset of the chronic diseases that kill us.