Listen to your patient,
he is telling you the diagnosis.
— Sir William Osler
Dr Min Yeo is an IFM Functional & Integrative Medicine Doctor now based in Melbourne. Her approach to medicine utilizes a combination of conventional medicine and a biomedical model. She graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1987 and has had extensive training in internal medicine including neurology, cardiology and gastroenterology. Dr Min holds a Fellowship of the Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine as well as an AFMCP from the Institute of Functional Medicine. Interests include Gastrointestinal disorders, Mental Health, Thyroid disorders and General Wellbeing.
A very keen violinist, Dr Min Yeo has completed her Masters in Violin Performance (Distinction) and was awarded the Fellowship of the Australian Music Examination Board. This combination of medical and musical training brings a rigor, suppleness, curiosity and awareness of the infinite vastness of each person and the Universe.
Dr Min Yeo’s Clinic is now PERMANENTLY CLOSED, she remains active on social media spreading the message of Health & Happiness
$430
(Medicare Rebate $71.20 )
DR MIN YEO IS NO LONGER SEEING PATIENTS
16–30 min | $200
(Medicare Rebate $37.05 )
31–45 min | $300
(Medicare Rebate $71.20)
46–60 min | $400
(Medicare Rebate $71.20 )
up to 15 min | $120
(Medicare Rebate $37.05)
exceptional cases by prior arrangement
From $30
(no Medicare Rebate)
Clinic is PERMANENTLY CLOSED
Dr Min Yeo is now devoting her time Volunteering in Causes she believes in, sharing and encouraging her previous patients as well as the public on Health, Wellbeing & Sustainable Living.
She hopes to share her 37 years of clinical experience on Social Media, making functional medicine far more accessible to many.
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“Music isn’t the icing on the cake, the assistant to therapy—or even the “hidden therapist.” Music is the therapy—because it is the ultimate psychedelic.” ... See MoreSee Less
Music As Medicine - NEO.LIFE
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Mammals can breathe through their intestines
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Gruesome experiments. So much suffering for the animals slowly dying of asphyxiation. There must be a better way
My dear patients, I will always remember you and your stories 💗
Thank you for your trust 💗🥰. You really matter 💫 ![]()
This is my favourite oncologist’s column, she is full of great insights.
“a poignant reminder of how providers carry the memory of their patients long after they part.”
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As my son turns 16, I thank the universe his fraught birth is only a memory | Ranjana Srivastava
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Happy Long Weekend
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🤩Published 2nd June 2022 in Science Immunology🤩![]()
⏰ CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS & Organ Functions are something that’has featured in Chinese Medicine
🥸I grew up thinking it was superstition 🧙♀️
🤓Turns out, they may have been in to something ![]()
💜I am a water rabbit💦 🐇 born in the hour of the dragon 🐉 ![]()
💜”The immune system is highly time-of-day dependent. Pioneering studies in the 1960s were the first to identify immune responses to be under a circadian control. Only in the last decade, however, have the molecular factors governing circadian immune rhythms been identified. These studies have revealed a highly complex picture of the interconnectivity of rhythmicity within immune cells with that of their environment. Here, we provide a global overview of the circadian immune system, focusing on recent advances in the rapidly expanding field of circadian immunology.”
#immunology#science#tcm#circadianrhythm#bodyclock#vaccines#immunisation#rhythms#whoknew#superstition#functionalmedicine#sleep#wake#melatonin#antibodies#staycurious
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A new Science Immunology Review on the circadian immune system highlights the benefits of morning vaccination compared with afternoon/evening vaccination in humans.![]()
Learn more: fcld.ly/8xnc3w7
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For Peeps Going Through a Tough Time![]()
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"You have to stop thinking you'll be stuck in your situation forever. We feel like our heart will never heal or we'll never get out of this impossible struggle. Don't confuse a season for a lifetime. Even your trials have an expiration date. You will grow, life will change, things will work out." ~Brittney Moses⠀
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#tinybuddha #quotes #dailyquotes #quotesdaily #quoteoftheday #wisdom #wordsofwisdom #wisdomquotes #dailywisdom #stuck #healing #change #itgetsbetter #hope
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Dogs Can Be Protective, Even Against Crohn's Disease
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Thank You, Healthcare Workers
Delta Doggie 🐶💗 Day![]()
Winter ❄️ is definitely here
We’ve got a smorgasbord of illnesses
💩 Salmonella
🦠 Covid
😷 Influenza A![]()
💜 Don’t worry, Mumma, aka Dr Min Yeo kept me away from the isolation rooms and WASHED MY PAWS when we got home 🏡 ![]()
💜Thank you,
Kind, hardworking nurses , doctors, cleaners, receptionists, for looking after us when we’re sick 🤕 ![]()
💜we see you, we care for you and we love you. Thank you for keeping on keeping on![]()
#therapydog#thankyouhealthcareworkers#winter#salmonella#influenza#covid_19#hospital#givingback#grateful#cuteredpoodle#tinytoypoodle#cutenessoverload#deltatherapydogs
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What a beautiful “therapist” you both are to these patients. 🐩💞👩🏻🦳
The original papers published in Cell on 24th May 2022 from The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity ... See MoreSee Less
Corneal tissue-resident memory T cells form a unique immune compartment at the ocular surface
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World-first discovery of cornea T cells protecting eyes from viral infections
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🤔 Apart from Poodles
🐩 🐩, one of the things I just LOVE ❤️ is discovering new concepts or having my previous beliefs challenged ( & potentially changed)![]()
This process of discovery 💡 is common to the Arts 🎭 🎼 🎨 (so music practice is an exciting daily discovery) and the very best of Science 👩🔬 🧬 🧪 ![]()
🧬 Published in Cell on 24/5/22. ![]()
🧬 For many years, we had believed that the CORNEA 👁was devoid of any Immune Cells![]()
🧬 This was believed to have a protective Effect on the cornea which needs to be clear for good vision
A strong immune/inflammatory response could damage the clear layer.
🧬Hence Macrophages/dendritic cells were mostly found in the periphery of the cornea and only emerged when needed.![]()
🧬The clever scientists at the The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity found that the corneas 👁 of mice 🐭 ( that had been infected with Herpes Simplex Virus) had T Helper & Cytotoxic T Cells ( precursors to Immune Memory) MONTHS after the initial infection 😮 The cytotoxic T cells then developed into Memory T Cells that resided in the Cornea 🤩😮🥸!!!!![]()
🧬Thus possibly giving the cornea some protection against recurrent HSV infections
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A surprise in the eye: long-lived T cells patrol the cornea
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💫I can’t help myself
💫I HAD to post this, soothes the soul![]()
💫What an extraordinary woman & video , 107 year old Australian dancer.
💫An exquisite Clip,
💫Watch, enjoy, be transported & inspired
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i love her insights and writingsA fairly personal post today. I am now officially "old"! No more "late middle age" or "older woman", just "old". And truly, while there are undoubtedly very real losses (of health, energy - and also of dear contemporaries), I am mostly enormously grateful still to be alive. And still able to work. And still able to support my loved ones at least to some extent.
By now, I have lived twice as long now as my mother did. That fact is with me always - the huge losses of decades of living for her and of knowing her as an adult for my sister and me.
My sister is the only person alive (I think) who has known me through it all. She is still a total treasure in my life. I also have two wonderful adult children, of whom I am unconditionally proud, and two grandchildren, soon three, who are the shining lights in their grandmother's eyes. I also have a late-life marriage to someone who is a soulmate. For that, too, I need to stay well and get older and oldest, not merely "old".
My story will seem enviably rich to some of you. And especially in relation to my very long work life, and the treasures of later life, I am indeed exceptionally fortunate. Like most of us, though, there have been patches that have stretched me beyond my capacities, beyond my courage. Physical illness has been part of that, but also great sorrows of the heart.
I could not have written the books that I did had I not experienced those times and challenges - and there will, inevitably, be more to come. Perhaps this "forging" in the realities of life is especially realised in Forgiveness and Other Acts of Love, also in Seeking the Sacred, and some time ago, in my first novel, Running Backwards Over Sand. It's not in my books only, either. It is "written in my body" and across my face. On an older (old) face, so much is written, if we allow that.
Today my dear friend, writer Joyce Kornblatt, posted a poem by Ellen Bass. It sums up the absolute preciousness of life and our power to share that consciousness.
May that preciousness grow for you, whoever and wherever you are. Peace in all our hearts. Peace in all our hearts.
Stephanie![]()
IF YOU KNEW
What if you knew you'd be the last
to touch someone?
If you were taking tickets, for example,
at the theater, tearing them,
giving back the ragged stubs,
you might take care to touch that palm,
brush your fingertips
along the life line's crease.
When a man pulls his wheeled suitcase
too slowly through the airport, when
the car in front of me doesn't signal,
when the clerk at the pharmacy
won't say Thank you, I don't remember
they're going to die.
A friend told me she'd been with her aunt.
They'd just had lunch and the waiter,
a young gay man with plum black eyes,
joked as he served the coffee, kissed
her aunt's powdered cheek when they left.
Then they walked half a block and her aunt
dropped dead on the sidewalk.
How close does the dragon's spume
have to come? How wide does the crack
in heaven have to split?
What would people look like
if we could see them as they are,
soaked in honey, stung and swollen,
reckless, pinned against time? ----Ellen Bass
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Me too!
Beautiful...
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"I had mould growing in my lungs" - Canberra victim warns of health risks amid rising mould crisis
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Absolutely true. 💕💟
Amen to that girlfriend
Yep !!!
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“'Never quit; sounds great, but sometimes, you gotta quit. Be willing to say, 'This isn’t what I thought it was,' or 'this doesn’t appeal to me anymore.' Remember that you can quit 'the thing' without quitting on yourself." ~Michell C. Clark![]()
#tinybuddha #quotes #dailyquotes #quotesdaily #quoteoftheday #wisdom #wordsofwisdom #wisdomqutoes #dailywisdom #itsokaytoquit #walkaway #quitting #freshstart #newbeginning #newchapter
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Or one can quit the thing and return to one’s values which the thing distracted us from.
I like this 🙏🏼because sometimes its the best thing to do for yourself
Australian RedCross Lifeblood desperately need your blood 🩸![]()
💝If you are able to, please donate or if you know someone who can donate, please let them know about this dire situation
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Australia's blood stocks plummet as donors off sick with flu, COVID
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Not in the script: doctors turn to parkrun and social activities to treat chronic conditions ... See MoreSee Less
Not in the script: doctors turn to parkrun and social activities to treat chronic conditions
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This is a pilot in our area. Yes social workers It is awesome to know this !
The researchers found that vaccination seemed to reduce the likelihood of long COVID in people who had been infected by only about 15% ... See MoreSee Less
Long COVID risk falls only slightly after vaccination, huge study shows
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