Our story…

Throughout her 15-year career as a journalist, news anchor, and health advocate, Eva M. Rodriguez has been guided by a calling to serve, uplift, and empower others. Eva’s journey into health advocacy began with her own health challenges. Born with an immune condition caused by heavy metal exposure, she spent years navigating a complex and often frustrating path to wellness. Through tireless research and resilience, she found answers, and this experience sparked a deep commitment to helping others overcome similar struggles.

Eva has since become a powerful advocate for wellness, health sovereignty, and community empowerment. Her extensive media experience spans top networks across Mexico, the United States, and Europe, including TV Azteca, CNN, ESPN, beINsports and Mediapro, where she reached millions of viewers with impactful reporting. In Mexico, Eva anchored one of the nation’s highest-rated newscasts, reaching 7 million people and covering topics central to public health and welfare. She later set record viewership in Spain, drawing 2.7 million viewers to a national program—demonstrating her ability to communicate powerfully and build trust with diverse audiences.

With a master’s degree in Communication and Journalism, Eva has developed the skills to create messages that resonate, inspire, and empower. She has also built an extensive network of high-profile individuals, community leaders, and advocates who share her commitment to integrity, truth, and fairness in health decisions. Fluent in both Spanish and English, Eva has a unique ability to connect across cultures, ensuring that SanaAmerica’s health advocacy reaches and supports Hispanic communities and beyond.

Driven by her own experiences and a profound dedication to truth and freedom, Eva founded SanaAmerica as a trusted resource and community for health empowerment. She believes health decisions should be informed, accessible, and rooted in compassion. With SanaAmerica, Eva is building a platform where everyone can find the guidance, science, and support they need to make the best choices for their health and well-being.