Hello, I’m Anastasia Dosov, MS, a clinical and functional nutritionist dedicated to helping clients uncover the root causes behind their health concerns. I hold certification through the Institute for Functional Medicine and a Master of Science in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine from the University of Western States.

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I completed advanced clinical internship training with Dr. Oscar Coetzee and additional specialized training with Dr. Bryan Walsh, both regarded as leading experts in functional clinical practice and biochemical analysis.

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My entry into functional medicine began with a very personal turning point. When my husband was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis and faced the possibility of surgery, I turned to research, determined to understand every angle of his condition. Through targeted nutritional strategies and lifestyle interventions, he achieved remission without medication. That experience reshaped my understanding of health, reinforcing that while genetics play a role, our environment, behavior, and metabolic landscape shape outcomes far more than we are often told.

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Today, my clinical practice centers on meticulous analysis of a client’s health history, symptoms, labs, and biochemistry to develop individualized nutrition and lifestyle plans. I view health as an interconnected system, not a collection of isolated issues. One of my strengths is detecting patterns in what initially appears unrelated—for example, identifying a client’s chronic migraines as stemming from impaired neurotransmitter and hormone metabolism due to COMT gene variations, and then building a targeted plan that resolved her symptoms.

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Alongside clinical work, I am committed to education. I regularly share research and practical strategies through webinars and community seminars, aiming to translate complex physiology into tools people can apply in daily life. Whether speaking to students, professionals, or broad audiences, my goal is the same: to empower individuals to make informed, confident decisions about their health.