Dr. Adam Saucedo has spent his career trying to help others to live healthier lives. He is the Chief Medical Advisor and Founder of the Center for Hearts, which is a well respected distribution and training center for several FDA approved products. This includes products like Bpro, A-Pulse CASPal, A-Pulse CASPro, and Pulse-8 Nutraceutical. These are products that have a proven track record of helping to improve heart health in their users. Center for Hearts has one mission—that is to educate and transform individuals into leading healthier lives. Dr. Adam Saucedo's story does not start with the Center for Hearts, though.
Dr. Adam Saucedo was born and raised in Latin America and is proud of his heritage. He went to school in Salem, Massachusetts, studying as an undergraduate at Salem College. After completing his studies there, Dr. Adam Saucedo enrolled at the University of Rochester School of Medicine in order to pursue a Medical Degree, which he obtained in 1993.
Dr. Adam Saucedo served in the U.S. military, working for the Army in Germany. There, he served in the emergency room, working on other members of the U.S. armed forces who had returned wounded from operations in the Balkans, North Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
Dr. Saucedo founded a multi-specialty practice and medical imaging center in 2001 that was based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Prior to that, his partnership negotiated the purchase of the landmark Doxey-Hatch Building, which would open its doors in early 2005. When it opened its doors, the eating disorder patient care facility became one of the largest in the world.
Dr. Adam Saucedo was born and raised in Latin America and is proud of his heritage. He went to school in Salem, Massachusetts, studying as an undergraduate at Salem College. After completing his studies there, Dr. Adam Saucedo enrolled at the University of Rochester School of Medicine in order to pursue a Medical Degree, which he obtained in 1993.
Dr. Adam Saucedo served in the U.S. military, working for the Army in Germany. There, he served in the emergency room, working on other members of the U.S. armed forces who had returned wounded from operations in the Balkans, North Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
Dr. Saucedo founded a multi-specialty practice and medical imaging center in 2001 that was based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Prior to that, his partnership negotiated the purchase of the landmark Doxey-Hatch Building, which would open its doors in early 2005. When it opened its doors, the eating disorder patient care facility became one of the largest in the world.
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