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Do you think dolphins have good skin? It turns out that dolphins have a recently discovered fatty acid, C-15, that is linked to anti-aging benefits and holistic wellness. C-15 is the first newly discovered essential fatty acid identified in nearly a century. Pentadecanoic acid, also known as C-15, is an essential fatty acid that defies the norms of cellular fortification.In this episode of the Biohacking Beauty podcast, Amitay, CEO of Young Goose, sits down with Dr. Stephanie Venn Watson of Seraphina Therapeutics to discuss C-15 and its potential benefits of lowering cholesterol, reducing inflammation, decreasing tissue scarring, and its assistance with reducing the risk of diseases like type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and fatty liver disease. Listen in as we discuss the important role that C-15 might play in mood disorders and cognitive health, as well as the implications it may have on skincare science in the future. The future of C-15 research could help personalize supplementation for optimal health outcomes and better dietary recommendations, while potentially addressing deficiencies more effectively.What we discuss: (4:46) An introduction to C-15, the first essential fatty acid to be discovered in 90 years(8:11) Understanding dolphin aging and health, and its impact on C-15 fatty acid(11:44) How Dolphins diet impact their levels of C-15 and downstream healthy aging benefits(13:47) The benefits of C-15, the stable fatty acid, on our cells(20:01) C15 and it's holistic health snapshot in conjunction with diet and exercise (25:42) Success stories from users of C-15 and the anti-aging benefits of taking C-15 (30:23) How C-15 and fatty acids impact brain health(35:18) How to properly dose C-15 for maximum benefits on your health(38:59) Balancing omega-3s for mood regulation(44:20) C-15 positives and negatives, and why continuing studies are emerging new benefits(47:30) Cell death and how C-15 repairs the mitochondria, amongst other benefits(49:06) Biostacking and the fad of combining therapies(56:35) The opportunities of C-15 to help with mental and cognitive health, as well as potentially skincareDr. Stephanie Venn Watson is a serial entrepreneur who has successfully launched Epitracker, Seraphina Therapeutics, two clinical research programs within the Department of Defense and non-profit sector and founded public health education programs in the community and at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Her novel approach to discovering therapeutic candidates for animals and humans has been featured on NPR's Science Friday, CBS, BBC, National Geographic, Biocom's Annual Dinner (2014), J&J Innovations: Powerful Ideas Series (2015), San Diego Venture Group's Hot Topic Series (2015) and Cool Companies (2017), LA BioMed Innovation Showcase (2016), and San Diego's Innovation Showcase (2017). She has over 60 peer-reviewed scientific publications and book chapters and is the lead inventor on over 40 issued and pending patents. For her entrepreneurial work in the health industry, Stephanie was awarded the Department of Human and Human Services Secretary's Award for Innovations in Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.To learn more about Young Goose:Use code PODCAST10 to get 10% off your first purchase, and if you're a returning customer use the code PODCAST5 to get 5% off at https://www.younggoose.com/Instagram: @young_goose_skincareTo learn more about Dr. Stephanie Venn Watson: Seradina Therapeutics: https://seraphinatherapeutics.com/Resources:Spermidine...

Dr. Chorom Pak, President and CEO, LynxBio was a finalist in the John G. Watson Quick Pitch Competition presented by the Tech Coast Angels and the San Diego Venture Group.  She talks about using an advanced approach to diagnosing cancer by using a standard-of-care biopsy to create a living model of a patient's cancer, including the patient's own microenvironment, to rapidly identify effective treatment options. @lynxbio @TCASanDiego @SDVG Lynx Biosciences

Shiv Shukla, Founder and CEO, NeuraLace Medical is a healthcare entrepreneur with a passion for finding a new treatment for managing chronic neuropathic pain and the winner of the John G. Watson Quick Pitch Competition presented by the Tech Coast Angels and San Diego Venture Group.  Their Axon Therapy is currently being tested with the VA where patients receive recurring non-invasive treatments that have dramatically reduced the need for opioids for chronic pain. #QuickPitch18 @TCASanDiego @SDVG NeuraLace Medical 

Meet James Martin, founder and CEO of Rally Corp., a messaging platform that engages customers by shortening the feedback loop. James, a former Texas police officer, entered the tech world after he drew the short stick to reset computers in his department. His sergeant suggested he get a degree in technology, which eventually led him to business analysis in the public safety industry. James eventually joined Tyler Technologies and helped take it from 30 employees to a public company. James moved to San Diego to start Monk Development in 2007 and built it with Etienne de Bruin for eight years until selling it in 2015. He then took a year off, only to start Rally Corp. shortly after. In the episode, you’ll learn how Brant Cooper and Jeremiah Gardner, authors of The Lean Brand, inspired him to name his new company.   Some of James’ favorite San Diego haunts:   Favorite tacos: The Taco Stand and Taco Surf Favorite brewery: Council Brewery in Kearny Mesa Favorite coffees: James Coffee Favorite Business book How To Wow   You can find James and Rally Corp. online and on Twitter RallyCorp.com & @RallyCorp @MrJamesMartin   James is giving away five copies of The Lean Brand to the first five people who text ‘nealbloom’ to 24365. Get at it!   And thank you to our sponsor Cox Business for their support of the tech community. Applications are open until August 31st for the QuickPitchSD.com competition with Tech Coast Angels San Diego, San Diego Venture Group, and Cox Business for $75,000 in cash prize for the winning entrepreneur. Apply here TODAY is the last day!

In this Podcast, Jeremy Glaser, Co-Chair of the Mintz Venture Capital and Emerging Companies Practice, discusses with Mike Krenn, President of the San Diego Venture Group, how Mike advises entrepreneurs to identify and approach angel investors and venture capitalists and his recommended best practices for writing pitch decks and executive summaries.

The 2017 Ignite@UC San Diego Conference for Innovators and Entrepreneurs features a mindfulness exercise by Anthony Zolezzi of Pegasus Capital Advisors; a pep talk on San Diego’s future from Mike Krenn of the San Diego Venture Group; and a “fireside chat” with Jon Belmonte of Spoutable and Scot Chisholm of Classy on how to recognize and act on opportunities to build companies that will contribute to the public good. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Business] [Show ID: 32114]

The 2017 Ignite@UC San Diego Conference for Innovators and Entrepreneurs features a mindfulness exercise by Anthony Zolezzi of Pegasus Capital Advisors; a pep talk on San Diego’s future from Mike Krenn of the San Diego Venture Group; and a “fireside chat” with Jon Belmonte of Spoutable and Scot Chisholm of Classy on how to recognize and act on opportunities to build companies that will contribute to the public good. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Business] [Show ID: 32114]

The 2017 Ignite@UC San Diego Conference for Innovators and Entrepreneurs features a mindfulness exercise by Anthony Zolezzi of Pegasus Capital Advisors; a pep talk on San Diego's future from Mike Krenn of the San Diego Venture Group; and a “fireside chat” with Jon Belmonte of Spoutable and Scot Chisholm of Classy on how to recognize and act on opportunities to build companies that will contribute to the public good. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Business] [Show ID: 32114]

The 2017 Ignite@UC San Diego Conference for Innovators and Entrepreneurs features a mindfulness exercise by Anthony Zolezzi of Pegasus Capital Advisors; a pep talk on San Diego's future from Mike Krenn of the San Diego Venture Group; and a “fireside chat” with Jon Belmonte of Spoutable and Scot Chisholm of Classy on how to recognize and act on opportunities to build companies that will contribute to the public good. Series: "Career Channel" [Public Affairs] [Business] [Show ID: 32114]

Angel Investor, Rob Kramatz, Shares His Thinking on Investing in Companies, and Some New Ideas for Structuring the Deal Terms I‘m talking with Rob Kramarz, a serial entrepreneur and investor with interests in life sciences and technology. He’s been active in San Diego Venture Group, OCTANe (an accelerator in Orange County), Tech Coast Angels, Connect and the Biocom Capital Committee . With a background in technology management, Mr. Kramarz is currently managing director of 22nd Century Ventures, which is raising a fund and is a partner with Vantera Partners, which advises mid-market companies on financing, mergers and exits. Mr. Kramarz is considered an expert in new financing methods like revenue-based finance, crowdfunding, and public solicitations of private offerings. He founded non-profit Intelliversity – “a leadership academy for entrepreneurs led by investors,” that does research on successful leadership and financing strategies. He’s also author of the Successful-Entrepreneur.com blog and soon-to-be published book Put the Fun Back in Funding. Highlights: What do you look for in entrepreneurs? What inspires you to write a check sooner than later? What kinds of deal structures are investors looking for? How important is a business plan to you? Success cases and lessons learned? Disasters and lessons learned… Click here to learn more about my guest today: Rob Kramarz