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Scott Saunders, MD
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Disillusioned with the current state of affairs in modern healthcare, Dr. Saunders decided to leave the traditional world of medicine to start his own clinic in Santa Barbara county in California. He graduated from UCLA Medical School, but grew frustrated with "the system" which didn't allow much for alternative remedies - even though he knew they were more effective with less side effects. He is now the director of The Integrative Medicine Center of Santa Barbara, which balances conventional medicine with alternative healing modalities to achieve optimal wellness.

Dr. Scott Saunders has been a trusted medical advisor of Barton Publishing since 2008 and is paid for his work.

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