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Dr. Christy Sutton, DC
Chiropractic*
Age 42
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Dr. Christy Sutton, DC
Austin, TX
Accepting new patients
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Dr. Derik Sanders D.c. LLC300 Beardsley Ln Bldg E, Austin, TX 78746
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Apr 01, 2017
Dr Sutton is located in DALLAS not Austin. I will attempt to contact the webmaster but this key you to know. Also, her main specialty besides chiropractics is Applied Kinesiology. I cannot express how much her knowledge and guidance has positively affected my life. If you are ready to embrace alternative medicine to resolve or mitigate your health issues and you can afford to pay out of pocket to do so she is for you. If you want to heal yourself from the inside out & avoid RX she is the best.
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Chiropractic Nutrition
Applied Kinesiology
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Dr. Sutton's office is located at 300 Beardsley Ln Bldg E Austin, TX 78746.
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