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What is Soluble and Insoluble Fibre?
12 February 2021
What is Fibre? Fibre is the part of plant-based foods that mostly pass through your digestive system, without breaking down or being digested. Did you know that there are 2 types of fibre: Solu...
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Herbal Spotlight: Withania
17 September 2020
What is Withania? You may have heard of the herb called Withania: also known as Withania Somnifera, Winter Cherry, Ashwaganda, or Indian Ginseng. At MIOG, it is one of our most commonly used he...
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What are Medicinal Mushrooms?
26 August 2020
Medicinal Mushrooms - A Crash Course If you are patient at MIOG, you may have been prescribed medicinal mushrooms in some form or another.  Whether they are mixed up in your liquid herb mi...
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An Opportunity I Never Saw Coming
6 August 2020

Hello, my name is Kate Caine. I've been a patient at MIOG as part of my treatment for breast cancer. In my regular world, I am an Osteopath with my own practice here in Melbourne. I hav...
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Om Mani Padme Hum - The Jewel in the Lotus
23 July 2020
Excerpt from Silver Linings - Stories from lockdown to uplift and inspire.
Have you ever felt lost? Or stood still in the middle of chaos, paralysed by fear? Sensed that your world was cras...
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All about the Thyroid
9 July 2020
What is the thyroid gland and what does it do? Thyroid is a highly vascularised butterfly-shaped gland that is located around your throat - below the voice box and straddling the windpipe. Alth...

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Embracing Lifestyle Medicine

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Embracing Lifestyle Medicine
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