This New “Essential Fat” Is Weirdly Popular – C15 Review

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  • @KarlKrassnitzer-mm8wb says:

    Waste of money. Another hype in you tube for to selling that supplement. To not believe you tubers who will sell their supplement.

  • @commenting4love says:

    I consume a 52% non homogenized grass fed organic cream. chatgpt thinks there are good levels of c15 here

  • @TheConsciousNPC says:

    “Take it with a massive grain of salt🧂😄” when it’s coming from the company itself, you need to take it with kilos of salt🧐😵

  • @timwilliams9100 says:

    I found fatty 15 too expensive. Instead I incorporate Pecorino cheese in my diet which is natuarly high in c15 and it is a fraction of the cost

    • @Jermunkle says:

      I calculated the dosage for the commercial C15 supplement and it’s equivalent to ~1tbsp of grass-fed butter (or 2tbsp regular) daily. Just add a small amount of high quality dairy to your diet instead of an expensive supplement.

    • @benvanhaelen65 says:

      I do the same, about 15gram/day of Pecorino cheese should be enough

  • @jjjames6894 says:

    Yep bypass hype just have dairy in diet thank u siim

  • @nreed7718 says:

    I like that you didn’t include an affiliate link for c15.

  • @innercircle341 says:

    yeah I fell for it and got no benefit

  • @jonathonmills3563 says:

    A BS marketing hyped supplement.

  • @xenocrates1446 says:

    Thank you for not riding the hype train of this shrewd marketing campaign!

  • @Aviatrix11 says:

    I usually do not get much benefit from any supplements, and I believe most are just not good. However, I have been taking Fatty15 for a couple of months, got my blood drawn, my liver enzymes were back into normal range and bad cholesterol went from over 200 to 160.
    I think maybe it may work for some, and not for others.

  • @imed says:

    Hello Siim,
    To say that C15 reduces liver enzymes is misleading. Table 2 shows that the decrease in liver enzyme levels within the supplementation group alone was not statistically significant, meaning there’s no strong evidence that C15 directly caused a substantial reduction. In contrast, Table 3 reveals a statistically significant difference between the supplementation and placebo groups. However, this difference can be explained by an increase in liver enzymes in the placebo group rather than a meaningful decrease in the supplementation group. Thus, claiming that C15 reduces liver enzymes overstates its effect based on the data.

  • @hexfarmer2599 says:

    Once you get a referral code it’s worth it

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