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Dr. Brad Stanfield, M.D.

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Dr. Brad Stanfield, M.D., a Primary Care Physician from Auckland, New Zealand, specializes in preventative care. Through a combination of a great diet, regular exercise, high-quality sleep, appropriate blood tests and treatments as per the Primary Care guidelines, and some select supplements, we can radically improve how a person ages. Brad is passionate about sharing these preventative care guidelines to improve the health of his patients and audience.

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Reverse Signs of Skin Aging: 7 Science-Based Approaches

Reverse Signs of Skin Aging: 7 Science-Based Approaches

by Dr. Brad Stanfield, M.D.
39,088 Views
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Top 10 Supplements With Evidence-Backed Benefits

Top 10 Supplements With Evidence-Backed Benefits

by Dr. Brad Stanfield, M.D.
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