We get old because our cells get old.
Our bodies are made of cells. Every part. And as cells age and become more fragile, we may feel a decrease in energy and an increase in imbalance.
But we can give our cells a fighting chance.
We can actively participate in slowing down the aging process at any time. The sooner, the better. While exercise and a healthy diet are important, we can do more. Like what?
The answer largely concerns fatty acids.
Certain types of substances can actually slow down the cellular breakdown due to aging. And C15:0 (also known as FA15™, the pure fatty acid powder in fatty15) is one of them.*†
Let's start with the fun part: eating. When we digest food, the body breaks down fatty acids, which are then absorbed into the bloodstream. These dietary fatty acids then perform many important tasks.
Saturated Fatty Acids
Not all saturated fatty acids are the same.
Whether odd or even, their names come from the number of carbon atoms they carry. And our bodies break them down in different ways.
FATTY15 and Health
This is the first essential fatty acid discovered in 90 years.
Evidence shows that C15:0 (also known as FA15™) is an important nutrient our bodies need to maintain good health. Here's how it works.
Strengthen cell membranes, improving cell stability by 80%.*†
As a sturdy fatty acid, C15:0 (also known as FA15™) integrates into our cell membranes, becoming an armor that helps cells stay healthy and protected. Research supports that C15:0 can protect cells from premature breakdown.*
Essential Fatty Acids
What exactly makes them essential?
Essential fatty acids support our cells and balance the immune system.* So they are crucial for our health, but there's a big problem: Our bodies don't make them. This is why many people now take Omega-3.
Science supports that C15:0 (also known as FA15™) and Omega-3 are both essential.*†
Because both support immune and metabolic health.*†
But there are a few key differences:
fatty15 has distinct advantages...
Only fatty15™ helps our cells resist age.*†
The stronger the cell membranes, the more resilient they are. And reducing the risk of lipid peroxidation (i.e., cell damage) also means you are more resilient.*
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