Dr. Sofiko Tsitskarava Book a visit

Food is not a punishment — it's part of the treatment

I treat the cause — I don't scare you with consequences. Prescriptions follow international guidelines: no “liver drips”, no cleanses, no ten supplements on one list.

I don't ban foods by the list. Rigid diets lead to binges and fear of the plate. We shape your eating so your favorite foods stay in it — and so do feasts.

A plan you can actually follow. Built around your schedule, budget and city. If a recommendation isn't realistic, it's a bad recommendation.

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The “Harvard plate” — Georgian style

The foundation of my nutrition advice. It works with any cuisine — the Georgian supra is no exception:

½vegetables and fiber — a salad with Kakhetian oil or walnuts ¼protein — kharcho, matsoni, lobio ¼complex carbs — ghomi, lavash

What happens at the visit

There's nothing to prepare in advance — just write to me and come with whatever you already have on hand.

  1. Booking. We agree on the format, date and time
  2. Questionnaire. I'll send you a short questionnaire; no need to get tests done in advance — just bring what you have
  3. The visit. 60 minutes: going through your symptoms, an examination (in person), answers to your questions
  4. The plan. Written recommendations: treatment, nutrition, tests. I stay in touch for follow-up questions

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Frequently asked questions

How is an online visit different from an in-person one?

Online I go through your symptoms, tests and previous work-ups just as thoroughly, and I put together a written plan. The only thing missing is a hands-on examination — if you need one, I'll say so honestly and suggest who to see in person in your city.

What tests should I get before the consultation?

None. Bring what you already have — even old results help me see the picture. We'll decide at the visit what's actually needed, so you don't spend money on unnecessary tests.

Will you put me on a diet?

A rigid one — no. We'll set up your eating around the “Harvard plate” principle, keeping your favorite foods and feasts. There can be restrictions, but they are temporary and well-founded.

Do you accept insurance in Georgia?

Yes, for in-person visits I work with Georgian insurance companies. Mention your insurance when you book.

Do you see pregnant and breastfeeding patients?

Yes. Heartburn, nausea, constipation, nutrition and supplements during pregnancy and breastfeeding are a regular part of my practice. I only choose options compatible with both.