My clinical and research work focuses on the intersection of metabolic health, body composition, and the gut-liver-muscle axis.

Most of my patients are managing conditions like fatty liver, cirrhosis, or a liver transplant, where specialized nutrition is critical alongside medical treatment.

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After completing my MSc and PhD in Nutrition, I spent years working closely with patients navigating cirrhosis and liver transplants. That hands-on experience revealed how easily muscle loss goes unnoticed until it becomes a serious risk—a critical insight that shaped my research direction. Building on my doctoral training, I completed a postdoctoral fellowship at IIT Bombay focusing on in vitro liver models, allowing me to investigate metabolic questions at the cellular level rather than only at the bedside.

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Presently, I serve as a Clinical Nutritionist at the Centre for Liver, Intestine and Pancreas Sciences at Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital, and as an Assistant Professor at the NMIMS School of Science. I continue active translational research in this space, with a core focus on mitigating muscle loss in chronic liver disease