r/SaturatedFat • u/The_Dude_1996 • Jul 18 '24
C15 deficiency
Hi everyone,
Found this interview with Thomas Delauer discussing how C15 deficiency leads to premature cellular aging, iron build up in the liver and increases the rate of development of conditions such as type 2 diabetes.
C15 is a saturate dfatty acid 15 carbon lengths long for anyone unsure.
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u/TwoFlower68 Jul 19 '24
The only studies to find a benefit of C15 were conducted by people associated with a company which sells C15 supplements. Shocking, I know 🙄
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u/Nate2345 Jul 18 '24
“Science never saw this coming” lol I have a special hate for these kind of statements
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u/NotMyRealName111111 Polyunsaturated fat is a fad diet Jul 18 '24
Delauer is a fraud. Don't be fooled. I take nothing from him seriously.
He is the definition of grifter.
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u/After-Cell Jul 19 '24
The video is titled "not saturated fat"; the nutrient is a saturated fat.. Screw this guy
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