Meal Ideas

Creamy, Crab and Shrimp Stuffed Mini Portobello Mushroom Caps

Meal Templates

For the vast majority of people a healthy meal will be comprised of the following:

  1. A quality protein source such as fish, chicken, beef or eggs
  2. A colourful array of above ground vegetables, such as spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, capsicum, zucchini, carrot, mushrooms.
  3. Natural fats to achieve desired taste and satiety. For example, avocado, olive/macadamia/coconut oil, butter and/or nuts and seeds.
  4. Depending on your degree of carbohydrate tolerance, quality carbohydrates such as sweet potato, legumes or brown rice.

Check out this example I posted on the Sante Medical Instagram account, which made a delicious meal using random ingredients I had lurking in my fridge… While you’re over on IG, follow me there 🙂

If you have weight to lose, focussing on the first three points will be important. This alone done consistently for 3-4 meals per day for at least 21 days will have significant and measurable positive effects on your health. If you need further advice or ideas or need more intensive medical supervision, please come and see us.

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…

Dr Kylie McMahon

MBBS, BA/LLB (Hons), FRACGP
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.