About Us

We believe ambitious, caring people deserve more than quick fixes and generic advice. With the right strategy and support, you can lead a life that is not only healthier, but more focused, energized and fully lived.

Our mission is simple and serious: to provide long‑lasting solutions with fewer side‑effects and less chaos, so you can build a body and life you trust. We use The Stop Dieting Method™ and advanced functional insights to move beyond restrictive dieting and burnout and into metabolically sound, sustainable wellness.

Most of all, we’re here as a strategic partner in your health - to help you see the full picture, remove obstacles, and execute a plan that fits who you are and where you’re going. We would be honored to walk that path with you.

LICENSURE

While she is not a medical doctor (MD), Anna Kolomitseva, ND is a licensed Naturopathic Physician in the State of Connecticut.

In Connecticut, she practices to the full naturopathic scope, providing comprehensive naturopathic medical care under state licensure.
 

In Georgia, where naturopathic medicine is not yet licensed, she offers wellness consulting and health coaching services, collaborating with clients and their primary care providers to support whole‑person health.
 

This structure allows her to bring the same level of rigor, thoughtfulness and methodical care to all clients while respecting state regulations.

PROFESSIONAL BIO

• Naturopathic Physician License – Department of Public Health, Connecticut, USA

• Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine – Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM), Toronto, Canada

• Bachelor of Science in Chemistry – York University, Toronto, Canada

Anna was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Connecticut Naturopathic Physicians Association (CNPA) in 2025, where she contributes peer‑selected leadership to advance naturopathic medicine.

She is an active member of:

• Connecticut Naturopathic Physicians Association (CNPA)

• American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP)

• Georgia Association of Naturopathic Physicians (GANP)

In a world overflowing with health information, most people need a strategy. Knowing what to do is not the same as knowing how to apply it to your own life.

Naturopathic Doctors (NDs) are licensed healthcare professionals who provide primary and adjunctive care for people of all ages and treat both acute and chronic conditions. They are trained to look at the whole person, spend more time understanding your history and goals and create practical, individualized plans.

Naturopathic care often includes:

• Nutritional support and customized meal planning

• Lifestyle and stress‑management strategies
  

• Targeted supplementation
   
• Use of both conventional blood tests and advanced functional labs

Naturopathic care is not a substitute for conventional medicine; it is designed to work alongside your existing healthcare team. For example, an ND may help you prepare for surgery, support recovery, or optimize your health around ongoing conventional treatments.

Training & Education

To become an ND, candidates typically complete at least eight years of post‑secondary education:

• A four‑year pre‑medical undergraduate degree (sciences such as anatomy, physiology, biology, chemistry, physics)
   
• A four‑year, full‑time Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program at an accredited institution (such as CCNM)
   
• Successful completion of rigorous licensing board examinations (NPLEX) to qualify for registration
   

This depth of training allows NDs to integrate conventional and functional perspectives for truly comprehensive, whole‑person care.