Orthorexia is the sneakiest eating disorder of all as it is often disguised as "being committed to health and wellness." We often see athletes take an extreme approach and begin obsessing over clean eating, avoiding certain ingredients in foods, being afraid of excess calories and the feeling of guilt and shame if a workout is missed.
Join Caila and Brooke, two registered dietitians specializing in eating disorders and endurance sports, as they breakdown what orthorexia is, who's at risk, and what to do if you find yourself with the behaviors associated with orthorexia.
Caila Yates is a registered dietitian and founder of Steady State Nutrition, based in Boulder, CO. She has a dual specialty in eating disorder treatment and sports nutrition, and works primarily with endurance athletes. With clinical experience working with patients with eating disorders, she has a deep understanding of behaviors, disordered patterns, and recovery, especially as they pertain to sport. In her practice, Caila helps athletes understand their nutrition needs in every season so that they can show up to practice or race and put their best foot forward. You can find out more about Caila and her services at steadystatenutrition.co and giver her a follow on IG at @steadystatenutrition
Brooke Czarnecki is the owner of Intentful Nutrition, LLC. Brooke’s mission at Intentful Nutrition is for all individuals to tune out diet culture, understand their unique definition of health and for all individuals to treat their body with dignity and respect. We help runners and athletes understand exactly how to fuel their body and help individuals in eating disorder recovery reconnect with their mind and body. Interested in a 1:1 consult with me? I offer a free first 15 minute consult and you can find more info at https://intentfulnutrition.com/
Orthorexia is the sneakiest eating disorder of all as it is often disguised as "being committed to health and wellness." We often see athletes take an extreme approach and begin obsessing over clean eating, avoiding certain ingredients in foods, being afraid of excess calories and the feeling of guilt and shame if a workout is missed.
Join Caila and Brooke, two registered dietitians specializing in eating disorders and endurance sports, as they breakdown what orthorexia is, who's at risk, and what to do if you find yourself with the behaviors associated with orthorexia.
Caila Yates is a registered dietitian and founder of Steady State Nutrition, based in Boulder, CO. She has a dual specialty in eating disorder treatment and sports nutrition, and works primarily with endurance athletes. With clinical experience working with patients with eating disorders, she has a deep understanding of behaviors, disordered patterns, and recovery, especially as they pertain to sport. In her practice, Caila helps athletes understand their nutrition needs in every season so that they can show up to practice or race and put their best foot forward. You can find out more about Caila and her services at steadystatenutrition.co and giver her a follow on IG at @steadystatenutrition
Brooke Czarnecki is the owner of Intentful Nutrition, LLC. Brooke’s mission at Intentful Nutrition is for all individuals to tune out diet culture, understand their unique definition of health and for all individuals to treat their body with dignity and respect. We help runners and athletes understand exactly how to fuel their body and help individuals in eating disorder recovery reconnect with their mind and body. Interested in a 1:1 consult with me? I offer a free first 15 minute consult and you can find more info at https://intentfulnutrition.com/