Dr. Scott was a television news anchor for over thirty years. She co-anchored "The International Hour" on CNN and received a Gold Medal from the International Film and Television Festival for her work. Dr. Scott also studied natural medicine throughout her life with healers in the Native American, African American, Spanish, Asian, and Eastern Indian communities. She was degreed Naturopathic Doctor from Clayton College of Natural Health in Birmingham, AL.
Dr. Scott's passion for natural medicine began in a very personal way. In her twenties she was extremely ill. After seven surgeries and many drugs she was still failing.
A friend offered to take her to see Chief Two Trees, the head medicine man of the Cherokee People. Three months later, Dr. Scott was completely well with the use of natural herbs, diet, and supplements. Since that time, Dr. Scott has been dedicated to learning all she can about natural medicine--both formally and informally.
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Dr. Scott is a Master Herbalist
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Dr. Scott also studied with the prominent alternative medicine practitioner, Dr. Deepak Chopra. He is well known for his books, lectures, and television program. Dr. Chopra teaches whole body health with Eastern Indian medicine (Ayurvedic).
- Dr. Scott studied with traditional healer in the Spanish and Native American communities. For the past 12 years she lived on a Native American pueblo outside of Santa Fe, NM
- In 2002 Dr. Scott was awarded her degree as a Naturopathic Doctor from Clayton College of Natural Health (Birmingham, AL.)
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For three years Dr. Scott presented natural medicine reports on the CBS station in Albuquerque, NM. Her reports aired three times a week and once a week she appeared on the Noon Newscast for live call-in questions.
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For 15 years, Dr. Scott wrote a syndicated health column, The Herb Doctor, focusing on Natural Remedies.