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- Get Back Into The Driver Seat Of Your Family's Health with guest Dr Sarah Farrant DC - Call 800 930 2819 to ask your questions <br />

EPISODE · Jan 31, 2013

- Get Back Into The Driver Seat Of Your Family's Health with guest Dr Sarah Farrant DC - Call 800 930 2819 to ask your questions <br />

from Sue London · host Transformation Talk Radio

Are you doing the same health approach over and over again expecting a different result and that result never comes? Are you left feeling frustrated, confused and wondering what to do? Join Dr Sarah as she uniquely compiles for us the world's health information into manageable and easy to understand bite size pieces providing for you a different and safer understanding of what health is and where it comes from.

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