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What is C15:0 fatty acid (found in fatty15), and does it have health benefits?
C15:0 fatty acid in fatty15 is promoted for “healthier hair & skin, balanced metabolism, and deeper sleep,” as well as “slowing the aging process.” Find out if it works.
Clinical Update
Clinical Update
5/10/2024
Fatty15 for Anemia?
Is there clinical evidence that the supplement fatty15 optimizes red cell production? See our article about fatty15 (C15:0 fatty acid).
Clinical Update
5/17/2024
Lower Cost for Fatty15?
The supplement fatty15 is expensive. Is its key ingredient available at lower cost? Find out in our article about C15:0 fatty acid.
Clinical Update
9/03/2024
fatty15 For Overweight/Obesity?
Does taking the fatty acid pentadecanoic acid (aka C15:0 fatty acid, found in fatty15) reduce weight or improve blood pressure, cholesterol, or blood sugar levels among people who are overweight or obese? Find out what a recent study showed our article about C15:0 fatty acid.
Clinical Update
11/07/2023
Does fatty15 work?
Does pentadecanoic acid (C15:0 fatty acid), found in the supplement fatty15, slow aging, or improve metabolism, sleep, hair or nails? Find out in our new article about pentadecanoic acid.
Clinical Update
1/05/2024
Getting C15:0 Fatty Acid from Food?
Can a person get a clinically relevant dose of C15:0 fatty acid (in the supplement fatty15 promoted for hair, nails, sleep and aging) from food? Find out in the Getting C15:0 fatty acid from food section of our article about C15:0 fatty acid.
Clinical Update
1/12/2024
How to Take C15:0 Fatty Acid
Should C15:0 fatty acid (in fatty15, which is promoted for improving hair, skin, and sleep and for slowing aging) be taken on an empty stomach or with food? Find out in the How to take section of our article about C15:0 fatty acid.
Also, learn whether C15:0 fatty acid is "essential," as some claim.
