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Jan 9, 2016 30 min

“You Matter “ with Marilyn

from Storm Talk Radio Archives Hosted by Storm Talk 365 Radio

Dr. Marilyn Scott's passion is helping people feel good on the inside so they can shine through on the outside through Ageless Living as an executive with YouLab Global. Dr. Marilyn has worked in the holistic health care field for over 30 years incorporating many natural healing modalities. She was awarded certification in anti-aging and endocrinology through the California College of Natural Medicine, in Oxnard, California, holds certification as a digestive health specialist with the Loomis Institute in Madison, Wisconsin, and is a Diplomat with the Pastoral Medical Association, as well as an herbalist and homeopath. Dr. Marilyn resides in Henrico, Virginia and is presently on Sabbatical taking care of her 16 month old grandson, as well as writing a book on caregiving entitled, "Nurturing the Caregiver's Soul" with publication release in 2016. In her spare time she loves to knit.

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