Sports Nutrition

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Overview

Learning how to properly fuel your body is essential to your athletic performance and your overall health. Our board-certified dietitian specializes in sports nutrition and works with you to achieve your goals, whether you are recovering from an injury, suffer from fatigue or low energy, or want to take your athletic performance to the next level.

Our Location

We are located at the Duke Sports Sciences Institute on the Center for Living Campus.

Sports Sciences Institute

Our Services

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We offer the following services to help you achieve your personal and athletic goals:

Nutrition counseling to address conditions including dehydration, muscle cramping, low bone density, fatigue, anemia, digestive issues, disordered eating, and more
Meal planning assistance
Dietary supplement review
Body composition testing

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Our Approach

Treatments Overview

We provide one-on-one nutritional consultations for people of all ages and activity levels, from collegiate athletes to weekend warriors. Our dietitian takes the time to get to know more about you than the sport you play. Our individualized approach considers your lifestyle, food preferences, health conditions, athletic goals, and more. We want to help you achieve your performance goals and stay healthy.

Your First Appointment

Description

During your first meeting with your nutritional counselor, you will discuss your health history including previous sports injuries, current dietary habits, sports performance, and other goals. You can meet in person or virtually for your initial assessment. Many health insurance plans cover nutrition consultations. If yours does not, out-of-pocket options are available.

Follow-Up Appointments

Description

After your first appointment, you will meet with your dietitian on a regular basis to assess your progress and make any necessary changes to your nutritional plan. The frequency of follow-up appointments depends on your individual needs and preferences.

Access to Other Providers

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Proper nutrition can address dietary deficiencies like low iron, help speed recovery from an injury, and boost your energy and endurance. Some conditions, however, require additional treatments. As a patient at Duke Health, you have access to the full range of experts including orthopaedic surgeons, cardiologists, sports medicine doctors, physical therapists, and others.

Consistently Ranked Among the Nation’s Best Hospitals

Duke University Hospital is proud of our team and the exceptional care they provide. They are why we are once again recognized as the best hospital in North Carolina, and nationally ranked in 11 adult and 9 pediatric specialties by U.S. News & World Report for 2022–2023.

This page was medically reviewed on 08/04/2022