The Unexpected Dolphin Discovery That May Hold the Key to Longevity | Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson

Coming up on this episode of the Doctor Hyman Show. Numerous studies have consistently shown people with higher C15 just like we saw in the dolphins, lower risk of developing type two diabetes of heart disease, specifically coronary heart disease, of developing fatty liver disease and certain types of cancers, specifically um a lot of work on colorectal cancer. Doctor Nick Shork, he was at ARD D, which is one of the world's leading anti-aging therapeutics meetings. He's like, listen, I've seen every longevity molecule. Under the sun.

And I've not seen a molecule that has more supportive data of being a longevity enhancing molecule. Than C fifteen. Before we jump into today's episode, I'd like to note that while I wish I could help everyone via my personal practice, there's simply not enough time for me to do this at scale. That's why I've been busy building several passion projects to help you. If you're looking for data about your biology, check out Function Health for real-time lab insights. And if you're in need of deepening your knowledge around your health journey, check out my membership community, the Hyman High. And if you're looking for curated and trusted supplements and health products for your health journey, visit my website at drhyman dot com for a summary of my favorite and thoroughly tested products. Stephanie, it's great to have you back on the Doctor Hyman show. Yeah and uh your work continues to astound me and discoveries that I think are going to hopefully make us all live a little bit longer, feel a little bit better, prevent some of the disease of aging and

We're talking about today, uh, the work you've done as a veterinary epidemiologist working with the Navy SEALs. I mean the Navy Dolphins. We're gonna help the Navy SEALs too. I feel like a Navy SEAL right now. I'm like I'm like Trying to not shiver to death and I'm not in freezing cold water, but I'm I'm wearing a thick coat because we're in Austin, Texas, and it is freezing out. So I'd love to start by ha having you sort of describe uh the the sort of this inc incredible work you did with the Navy Dolphins, which are used for Kind of what are they used for? And then and then What what did you find as as sort of you looked at the natural lifespan of dolphins compared to

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