Dr. Ioana Manahilova is a functional medicine physician dedicated to helping patients uncover the root causes of their health concerns and restore balance to their lives. She earned her Doctorate of Chiropractic from the National University of Health Sciences in Lombard, IL, and continues to expand her expertise through postdoctoral studies in both functional medicine and functional neurology. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology and a certificate in Global Health from the University of Iowa.
Dr. Manahilova specializes in complex conditions, including but not limited to hormonal irregularities, gut issues, fatigue, brain fog, autoimmune disorders, blood sugar dysregulation, migraines, dysautonomia, and stress-related concerns. She also works beyond treating chronic illness, she works with patients to optimize performance, resilience, and long-term well-being.
Her approach combines science, empathy, and education. Known for her ability to break down complex medical concepts, she empowers patients to make sustainable changes that improve both mind and body. She collaborates with leading practitioners and stays at the forefront of research to ensure her patients receive the highest quality, evidence-based care.
Outside of her clinical work, Dr. Manahilova is passionate about bring active, exploring cultures and cuisines around the world, and diving into new books. She also finds joy in time spent outdoors with her rescue dogs, Zeus and Yeti and fiancé Bryan. Her patients and colleagues describe her as committed, compassionate, and thorough, with a gift for making medicine feel personal and transformative.
For Dr. Manahilova, functional medicine is more than a career—it’s a calling. She finds deep fulfillment in helping people who often arrive saying, “This is my last hope,” and leaving with the confidence to say, “I’m going to tell everyone I know about functional medicine.”
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