

421: The "Longevity Vitamin" That Fights Inflammation and Improves Skin, Heart, Brain, and Joint Health | Dave Watumull
8 snips Sep 18, 2024
Dave Watumull, co-founder and CEO of AX3 Life, dives into the power of astaxanthin, a potent anti-inflammatory nutrient often dubbed the "longevity vitamin." He discusses its impressive benefits for skin, heart, and brain health, as well as its role in fighting oxidative stress. Watumull highlights the importance of transparency in health products and the significance of astaxanthin's bioavailability. The conversation also touches on how astaxanthin can be beneficial for both humans and pets, alongside insights on optimal absorption and application.
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Astaxanthin: The Pink Pigment
- Astaxanthin, a natural molecule, gives salmon their pink color.
- It's found in various seafood like lobster, crab, and shrimp.
Salmon and Astaxanthin
- Salmon are born gray and farm-raised salmon are fed astaxanthin.
- Wild salmon may have more astaxanthin due to their natural diet.
Astaxanthin: A Natural Defense
- Algae create astaxanthin to protect against sun damage.
- This antioxidant is then passed up the food chain to salmon and flamingos.