Dr. Dominique Fradin-Read

  Leading Anti-Aging Expert Dr. Dominique Fradin-Read on ways to live a longer healthier life In 2016, nearly 50 million Americans were 65 or older. By 2030, that number will exceed 71 million. Tragically, the aging process often means that chronic diseases such as cancer, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, dementia and others will also increase. But is the process inevitable? Can anything be done to slow down aging and decrease the risk of acquiring these life-threatening diseases? American physician and board-certified preventive medicine  Dr. Dominique Fradin-Read  believes that there is a way to age “beautifully” and extend health span-and she has hundreds of patients who are living proof of it. Dr.  F radin-Read is a Southern California physician specializing in preventive and anti-aging medicine, with over two decades of experience in treating patients from the U.S. and Europe. Her credentials mark her as one of the leading experts in prevention/anti-aging globall...

  Dr. Dominique Fradin-Read On Dieting: Does Anything Really Work? If you’re the least bit overweight, you know how confusing it is to wade your way through the countless diet ads and promotions that fill our TV’s and other media every day. With 66% of American adults currently diagnosed as overweight or obese, choosing the right diet is a challenge that affects us directly or a loved one close to us. Solutions like the South Beach Diet, keto, intermittent fasting and others are being heavily promoted. But which ones really work? Dr.  Dominique Fradi n -Read  should know. With a successful preventive medicine practice in Los Angeles for the past 20 years, she’s known nationally for her expertise in real world programs that identify and fix biochemistry and physiological imbalances. That gives her unique insights into the many diets available to audiences nationwide. The Doctor Weighs In. We sat down with Dr. Read to get her views on the kinds of diets that work and those ...

               Growing up, most of us never gave a thought to the process of                     aging. But somewhere along the way, as we spot that first gray                   hair in the mirror or that first smile wrinkle that wasn’t there                     before, things change. Suddenly aging becomes a growing concern in our lives. We see older friends and relatives slowing down, some confined to beds and wheelchairs, others dying from horrible diseases. Time passes faster and faster, and we wonder: is this what my future looks like? Not necessarily,  s ays one of the nation’s leading aging experts. Advances in science and medicine, as well as a better understanding of the forces that affect aging, are providing answers to that age-old question: “Can aging be delayed?” Dr. ...