
10 Reasons to Start (and maintain) a Low Carb Lifestyle.
Let’s face it: the topic of nutrition can be overwhelming. With seemingly contradictory information, it can be tricky to decide which is the best nutrition strategy to go with. In

Let’s face it: the topic of nutrition can be overwhelming. With seemingly contradictory information, it can be tricky to decide which is the best nutrition strategy to go with. In

Menopause: Why Are We Still Talking About It? For many women, menopause can feel daunting. We hear about hot flushes, night sweats, weight gain, brain fog, brittle bones, poor sleep,

At Sante Medical, we’ve observed the growing interest in GLP-1 receptor agonists as potential tools in weight management. Originally developed to treat type 2 diabetes, these medications have garnered attention

A well-planned low-carbohydrate diet can be incredibly nutritious and supportive of long-term health. However, like any dietary approach, there are a few nutrients that may require a little more attention

This time of year a lot of people are checking off items on their to-do list, one of these might be getting an annual check-up. A common thing we’ll get

You might be wondering: Why would I read an article that talks about weight maintenance when I’m so far from my weight goal? The reality is, over 99% of people
Do you feel tired all the time? As a GP, this is one of the most common complaints we hear about from our patients. In this article, I discuss the top 5

Feel like you’ve tried everything – weight watchers, Keto, fasting and nothing seems to work? If this is the case read on, because this is an important article that could

The ‘Diet Wars’ are always thriving on social media. You might wonder, how can it be that highly educated and intelligent people will argue until they’re blue in the face

In the last blog post in my series on Nutrition, I discussed the history of the Australian Dietary Guidelines (ADGs). I spoke about the strong emphasis on reducing fat, particularly
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General Practitioner
Dr Kylie McMahon is a general practitioner with an interest in skin cancer medicine and dermatology.
Dr McMahon also enjoys managing Women’s and Children’s Health and Chronic Disease management. She has experience in all of these areas as a general GP for the past 7 years and having worked at several tertiary hospitals in Brisbane and the Queensland Children’s Hospital. She believes in adopting a holistic approach to meet all of her patients’ needs.
Since completing her qualification as a General Practitioner in 2021 she has specialised in skin checks, skin excisions and general dermatology as well as procedures for the removal of benign skin lesions. She also regularly performs anti-wrinkle injections for her clients. Dr McMahon is passionate about keeping up to date with skin care and skin cancer management and has extensive experience in dermoscopy.
When not working she enjoys spending time with her husband and two young sons as well as travelling or getting out for a run or a Pilates session.