Angie Dye
REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST
Specializing in Intuitive Eating,
Sports Nutrition and Digestive Health
About Angie
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Angie Dye is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and a Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD). She is also a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor.
Angie holds a Masterβs Degree in Nutrition Science from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. Prior to starting her private practice, Angie worked as a Clinical Dietitian at the University of Chicago Hospitals. She also served as adjunct faculty at Loyola University in Chicago.
Sports Nutrition
Angie is an athlete herself and competes in numerous running and triathlon races every year. She can share her personal and professional experiences to help you get the most out of your training with a solid nutrition plan. Services available include:
– Race Day Nutrition Plans
– Diet Analysis
– Meal and Snack Timing
– Meal Planning and Preparation
– Fueling for Performance, Recovery and Injury Prevention
– Screening for Nutrition Deficiencies
Digestive Health
Angie has worked in the field of Digestive Health for over 25 years. She is passionate about improving symptom management and helping her clients eat the most robust and nutritionally diverse diets possible. She provides nutrition counseling for:
– Inflammatory Bowel Disease
– Celiac Disease
– Irritable Bowel Syndrome
– Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)
– Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO)
– Low FODMAP diets
Intuitive Eating
Angie is committed to helping you get off of the diet roller coaster. Throughout her career she has seen the physical and emotional damage caused by dieting behavior. Intuitive Eating may be right for you if you are ready to:
– Reject dieting
– Reconnect to your bodyβs natural hunger and fullness cues
– Make peace with food and your body
– Discover the satisfaction factor of food
– Honor your feelings without using food
– Honor your health without feeling like you need to eat perfectly
How I can Help
SOME OF MY SERVICES INCLUDE:
- Intuitive Eating
- Medical Nutritional Therapy
- Body Composition Analysis
- Photo Food Journaling or Food Logging
- Speaking
- Sports Nutrition
- Genetic Testing
What clients say...
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NEW BLOG ALERT πͺ
Having a sweet tooth is NOT a bad thing, it is NOT a flaw. As a dietitian and Intuitive Eating Counselor, I believe eating for pleasure and eating for performance are equally important.
In my latest blog post, youβll learn what the guidelines really say about sugar and how often you can enjoy a sweet treat.
5 fave sweet treats for athletes:
β¨ Peanut butter yogurt cup with magic shell topping
β¨ Tru Fru chocolate covered frozen fruit
β¨ Chocolate mousse from Chocolate Covered Katie
β¨Carrot cake bread from The Recipe Critic
β¨ Banana oatmeal protein breakfast cookies by Hannah Magee, RD
Sweet treats can be eaten at any time, as a pre-workout, after a meal, or just for pleasure.
Sugar is just a nutrient, not a moral issue.
Check out the full blog to read more in depth on how athletes can incorporate sweet treats WITHOUT guilt π₯ Link in bio
#BlogPost #CarpeDiem #SweetTreatsForAthletes #SweetTreats #SportsNutrition #WomensHealth #AthleteNutrition #RunFuel #FoodFreedom #RegisteredDietitian #SportsDietitian
Medal Monday π
Jim Thorpe Half Marathon ππ»ββοΈ
Went into this race with a little plantar fasciitis, which I havenβt had in about 5 years.
I figured it would hurt a little more than usual, but my fitness was good and I wanted to see what I could do.
Woke up feeling refreshed and ready to go, but by about mile 3, I thought here it is - my very first DNF. The pain in my right foot was excruciating and I didnβt think it made sense to keep pushing.
No biggieβ¦Iβll just figure out how to get off the course. But as far as I could see it was just rail trail.
Train tracks to my left and a river to my right. Very few aid stations and no vehicles. Uh-oh.
I thought maybe I could run/walk to the 6.5mi turn around and someone might be there to bring me back?
No luck; just an orange sign and no people at the turn around.
So, the only way to get off the course was to finish. And at that point, the pain got so bad that it almost didnβt hurt anymore.
Short steps and keep moving. Thatβs all I did.
One of my slowest half marathons of all time, but I did it. I donβt recommend racing injured, but itβs interesting how the mind can overcome the body in situations like this.
And if you are looking for a great railtrail half, The Jim Thorpe Running Festival is a beautiful venueβ¦even in the rain βοΈ My friend @dreasheart crushed it.
Icing, resting, and recovering until the #lewisburgtriathlon next month πͺ
#running #triathlontrainning #carpediem
NEW BLOG ALERT πͺ
Creatine is one of the most researched, most effective, and most underused supplements by women - especially endurance athletes.
So letβs break it down β¬οΈ
β¨ Creatine helps your body make quick energy (aka more strength + endurance)
β¨ It supports muscle recovery, hydration, and brain health
β¨ It can even help with hormone changes during menopause
..AND women tend to have lower natural creatine stores, so supplementation can be extra beneficial.
The sweet spot?
π A consistent daily dose of 3-5g Creatine monohydrate (no need to βloadβ)
Creatine helps you feel stronger, not bigger.
Check out the full blog to read more in depth on the benefits of creatine, proper dosing, and my top picks that are NSF-certified! π₯
#BlogPost #CarpeDiem #CreatineForWomen #Creatine #SportsNutrition #WomensHealth #AthleteNutrition #RunFuel #CreatineForStrength #RegisteredDietitian #SportsDietitian
Some favorite sports nutrition foods from @costco. Stocking up on these staples makes for easy & delicious training + recovery. #runningrecovery #triathlontraining #rdapproved
Legs are sore and heart is full of great memories! Grateful to these friends who travel to do fun races. Shout out to @jandaracing who put on a phenomenal weekend of events! πβοΈ
NEW BLOG: Setting Nutrition Goals Without Dieting π
This year, letβs ditch the restrictive diets and focus on sustainable health!
In this post, weβre breaking down how to set achievable, empowering nutrition goals that honor your body and support your long-term well-being.
In this blog we discuss:
β¨ Risks of setting the wrong nutrition goals
β¨ Steps to choose nutrition goals that are personalized to you
β¨Examples of effective nutrition goals
β¨How to create SMART goals that actually work
Ready to embrace a balanced approach to health? πͺ
Click the link in my bio or visit my website to read the full blog and start building sustainable habits todayπ«
#NonDietGoals #BalancedEating #NutritionTips #RegisteredDietitian #BlogPost #NewBlog #SustainableHealth #NutritionGoals #AntiDiet
Grateful for friends, a pretty forecast, and the 13.1 miles ahead of us. πββοΈπββοΈππ»ββοΈππ»ββοΈ@ac_marathon_race_series
Medal Monday after my favorite race of the season, 2024 USA Triathlon Olympic and Sprint Distance National Championships. Had an absolute blast and felt like all my training came together for a nearly perfect race. Having us old ladies go last did not seem like the greatest idea, but we had the course to ourselves a bit and we kind of smashed it. I loved the flat, fast course in AC and am looking forward to the opportunity to race there again next year. π
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#teamsfq2024 #smashfestqueen #peakathleticcollective #triathlon #usat #endurance #intuitiveeating #sportsdietitian
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Sweet Treats for Athletes with 5 Performance-Enhancing Favorites
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The Benefits of Creatine for Women, with 7 Brands to Consider, from a Sports Dietitian
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Frequently Asked Questions
Learn How it Works!
How much will it cost?
A 1-hour initial consultation is $150, and 30-minute follow-up appointments are $75.
In Pennsylvania, many healthcare plans cover Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) with no out-of-pocket costs, if your deductible has been met.
However, every individual insurance plan varies greatly, so please check with your individual plan on coverage specifics.
I am not a Medicare provider, as they do not cover nutrition counseling for my specialty areas.
What does a dietitian do?
At your initial consultation, I will review your medical history, lab values (if available) as well as your dieting history.
We will talk about your current schedule and set realistic, achievable goals that fit with your lifestyle.
I will provide you with recipes and meal ideas to support your goals, and provide access to meal logging software, should you choose this option.
What is Intuitive Eating?
Intuitive Eating is an evidenced-based, mind-body health approach, comprised of 10 Principles and created by two dietitians, Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch in 1995.
It is a weight-neutral model with a validated assessment scale and over 90 studies to date (Tribole 2017).
Essentially, Intuitive Eating is a personal process of honoring health by listening and responding to the direct messages of the body in order to meet your physical and psychological needs.
For more information, please visit: https://www.intuitiveeating.org
Please note: although Intuitive Eating may sound very appealing, it may not be right for you if you have a newly diagnosed eating disorder.
Initially, you may need more structured support to start healing. You and your therapist can decide when Intuitive Eating is an appropriate step in your recovery.
Where are you located?
We provide guidance to individuals located within the central Pennsylvania region.
However, we can also help clients in Maryland via telehealth services.
Is Intuitive Eating right for me?
Yes! Intuitive Eating is right for everyone, but you need to be ready to let go of dieting and embrace what is already inside of you.
Can you just tell me what to eat?
This is a trick question.
Of course I can just tell you what to eat, but that would be boring and essentially another form of a diet.
I would rather spend our time together working on ways to get you enjoying the foods you love in ways that feel good and in line with your health goals.
I can provide meal ideas and recipes to support these goals, but I rarely take pleasure in telling anyone exactly what to eat!
Can you recommend dietary supplements?
I will assess your current eating for any nutrition gaps that exist.
I will always try to meet dietary needs with food first, but if that isnβt possible, I can certainly recommend supplements.