Dolphins Decoded: Unraveling Marine Mysteries for Human Health - Episode 224
Welcome to the Gladden Longevity podcast, and in this episode, Dr. Gladden speaks with Stephanie Venn Watson. Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson, CEO of Seraphina Therapeutics, is a veterinary epidemiologist and public health scientist. With a background in Animal Physiology, Veterinary Medicine, and Public Health, she leads Seraphina, known for its research on pentadecanoic acid (C15:0). Fatty15, a C15:0 supplement, offers three times more cellular benefits than omega-3s, promoting long-term health. Users report improved metabolism, reduced anxiety, and better sleep within six weeks. This podcast emphasizes the critical role of C15:0, an essential fatty acid, in maintaining physiological health. She highlights a concerning population-wide crisis of C15:0 deficiency resulting from reduced-fat diets and the preference for plant-based milk alternatives devoid of C15:0. This deficiency, developed over 40 years, contributes to chronic diseases. C15:0, targeting key aging hallmarks, proves beneficial for metabolic, heart, liver, and immune health, as well as mood regulation and improved sleep.
Dr. Gladden notes that Stephanie is a fascinating person. (00:50)
Dr. Gladden welcomed Stephanie to the show. (2:36)
Stephanie talks about her previous work in combating different diseases. (4:45)
Stephanie explains working with dolphins as a veterinarian. (6:57)
What was it about dolphins that made them live longer with dementia? (9:44)
Stephanie describes how measuring diet gave them a way to understand how diet affects the health of dolphins. (13:00)
C15 was the number when measuring what was most import for dolphins. (15:20)
C15 has been used for a long time. (17:53)
Stephanie shares how C15 is an NPK activator. (19:57)
C15 has potent anticancer activities, as identified in the lab. (22:20)
Dr. Gladden asked if adding something else to C15 would make it work better. (24:40)
C15 meets all the criteria to be called an essential fatty acid. (26:05)
They discovered that C15 repairs the mitochondrial function. (29:10)
Dr. Gladden explains osmotic stressing as discussed. (32:18)
Stephanie gives an example of a trial that was just conducted using C15. (35:50)
Discovery that fatty liver disease is actually a C15 deficiency syndrome. (38:24)
Dr. Gladden says the conversation is a fascinating conversation. (40:50)
Stephanies looks forward to measuring the C15 effect on red blood cells. (45:19)
C15 deficiency may be the reason for some kind of cell death. (48:30)
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