Dr. Adam Saucedo was born and raised in Latin America. He studied as an undergraduate at Salem College in Salem, Massachusetts before earning his Medical Degree at the University of Rochester School of Medicine in 1993. While serving as a soldier in the United States Army stationed in Germany, Dr. Saucedo served in the emergency room serving members of the armed forces who were wounded during operations in North Africa, Europe, the Balkans and the Middle East. In 2001, Dr. Saucedo founded a multi-specialty practice and medical imaging center in Salt Lake City, UT before his partnership negotiated the purchase of the landmark Doxey- Hatch Building, which opened its doors in early 2005 to become one of the largest eating disorder patient care facilities in the world. For the next three years, Dr. Saucedo served as the managing partner and CEO. Dr. Saucedo is also the current recipient of a coveted fellowship in research focused on drug discovery and the study of angiogenesis. Understanding angiogenesis will help fight almost all disease. Dr. Saucedo lectures locally and internationally on nutrition and health.