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Caring for aging Navy dolphins led to the discovery of a critical nutrient, called C15:0, which has been used by nature for millions of years to extend mammalian longevity.

C15:0 is the first essential fatty acid discovered in over 90 years, and it strengthens cell membranes. A decade of Navy-funded research has resulted in fatty15. A pure, patented, award-winning C15:0 supplement that slows aging to protect long-term health, including metabolic, heart & liver health.

Service dog sees his favorite character on a Disney cruise and utterly loses his cool

Pure. Joy.

Service dogs are professionals who are trained to be attentive, helpful and extremely well-behaved for their owners who rely on them for everyday living. They aren't easily distracted and have solid control over their impulses because their job performance is vital to humans who need them. No one wants a service dog going rogue.

But underneath all of that self-control and professionalism, service dogs are still dogs, as an adorable reunion on a Disney cruise ship makes delightfully clear.

What the Japanese can teach us about bathing at night

A luxurious lesson in self-care, courtesy of Marie Kondo

While the debate over showering in the morning versus at night rages on (Dr. Jason Singh, a medical expert on TikTok says “Overall, night-time showers have more benefits to it but morning showers have really one benefit—and that’s better hygiene.”), there is one place in the world where the consensus is clear: Night-time bathing is the GOAT.

Doctor shares genius 2 minute sleep hack for parents struggling to get their kids to fall asleep

Parents say it's legit.

One of the biggest battles all parents face is bedtime. Getting your kids to all asleep (in a timely manner) can be painstakingly difficult. Rather than being a time of peace and bonding, putting your kids to bed can be one of stress and dread. If you struggle each night at bedtime, there's a sleep hack you need to try.

Dr. Michael Milobsky (@dr_mikem), a pediatrician in Castle Rock, Colorado, shared a video with his followers on TikTok explaining the two-minute trick he learned from the Yale Department of Child Psychology to help anxious kids fall asleep in their own room.

Garbage man shares exactly how much he makes and now everyone wants to get their hands dirty

Now I see why sanitation jobs are so hard to come by.

What did you want to be when you grew up? A doctor? Lawyer? Firefighter or brain surgeon? Maybe you achieved those dreams (congrats!) or maybe your idea of "success" changed radically as you got older. Reality is, if you can earn a living wage doing work you don't hate, with some decent benefits and time off, you're doing pretty dang well in life.

Not too many kids would say they want to grow up to become garbage collectors — and, in fact, there's a pretty strong stigma against the job — but they might rethink that if they knew how good of a career it actually is. One garbage collector was recently interviewed on TikTok where he was asked: "Can you make like six figures with overtime?" His response: "Oh, easily man."