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13/11/2025

💙 World Diabetes Day — November 14th

Today we shine a light on diabetes — a condition that affects over 1 in 10 adults worldwide.
Awareness, early diagnosis, and access to care can change lives.

👩‍⚕️ Whether you live with diabetes, have a loved one who does, or want to reduce your own risk — knowledge is power.
Small, sustainable lifestyle changes can make a big difference in blood glucose control and overall health.

🌿 Focus on:
✅ Balanced meals with fibre-rich carbs, lean proteins and healthy fats
✅ Regular movement — even a daily walk helps
✅ Prioritising sleep and stress management
✅ Regular health checks with your GP or diabetes care team

💙 Let’s work together to support, educate and empower every person affected by diabetes.



💙 Remember — you’re not alone.
As always, you can contact us for support and guidance.

www.sydneyendocrinology.com.au
02 9157 9095

👶💛 We have some beautiful news to share!One of our wonderful dietitians, Ana, has welcomed a precious baby boy — Otis!Mu...
11/11/2025

👶💛 We have some beautiful news to share!

One of our wonderful dietitians, Ana, has welcomed a precious baby boy — Otis!

Mum and baby are both doing really well.

💐

Ana will be back with us in early 2026, and pre-bookings are welcome for when she returns. 💛

Meet Dr Jennifer Snaith ...Dr Jennifer Snaith is a specialist Endocrinologist with a broad interest in all areas of endo...
09/11/2025

Meet Dr Jennifer Snaith ...
Dr Jennifer Snaith is a specialist Endocrinologist with a broad interest in all areas of endocrinology. She is experienced in managing:
💙 Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
🦋 Thyroid Disorders
🧠 Pituitary and Adrenal Conditions
🦴 Bone Health
✨ Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS)

Dr Snaith is committed to providing her patients with exceptional care — combining clinical expertise with a compassionate, evidence-based approach to help each patient achieve their best health outcomes.

Dr Snaith is available for appointments at our Wahroonga Practice on Mondays.

📍 Sydney Endocrinology
📞 02 9157 9095
🌐 To learn more about Dr Jennifer Snaith:
https://www.sydneyendocrinology.com.au/dr-jennifer-snaith

Benefits of Salmon 🐟Salmon isn’t just delicious — it’s a nutritional powerhouse! Here’s why:💪 High in Protein – Supports...
08/11/2025

Benefits of Salmon 🐟

Salmon isn’t just delicious — it’s a nutritional powerhouse! Here’s why:
💪 High in Protein – Supports muscle strength, repair, and satiety.
🧠 Rich in Omega-3s – Helps brain health, heart health, and reduces inflammation.
🦴 Packed with Vitamin D & Selenium – Supports strong bones and a healthy immune system.
❤️ Heart-Friendly Fats – Can help maintain healthy cholesterol and blood pressure.

Whether grilled, baked, or pan-seared, salmon is an easy way to boost your overall health.

Tip: Aim for 2–3 servings of oily fish per week for optimal benefits.



🐟 Quick & Nourishing Fish DinnerShort on time but still want something healthy and satisfying? A simple fish dinner can ...
26/10/2025

🐟 Quick & Nourishing Fish Dinner

Short on time but still want something healthy and satisfying? A simple fish dinner can be on your plate in under 20 minutes! ⏱️

✨ Why I love it:

🧠 Great source of omega-3s to support brain and heart health

💪 Packed with lean protein to keep you full and support muscle health

🌿 Pairs beautifully with veggies for a balanced, blood-sugar-friendly meal

Easy idea:
Pan-sear salmon or white fish with olive oil, lemon, and herbs.
Serve with roasted veggies or a quick side of steamed greens and quinoa.

Healthy, fresh, and on the table before you’ve even thought about takeaway 🍋💚



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👩‍⚕️ Meet Dr Nele Lenders – Specialist Endocrinologist.Dr Nele Lenders is a dedicated Endocrinologist committed to provi...
23/10/2025

👩‍⚕️ Meet Dr Nele Lenders – Specialist Endocrinologist.

Dr Nele Lenders is a dedicated Endocrinologist committed to providing excellent, evidence-based care for her patients.

Her areas of special interest include:
🧠 Pituitary disease
🏋️‍♀️ Sports endocrinology
🌸 Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
⚖️ Functional hypothalamic amenorrhea (FHA)
🌿 Adrenal disorders

Dr Lenders is passionate about helping her patients achieve optimal hormonal health.



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🥦 Kale & Broccoli – Two of the Most Powerful Greens!These vibrant veggies are true nutritional powerhouses — packed with...
21/10/2025

🥦 Kale & Broccoli – Two of the Most Powerful Greens!

These vibrant veggies are true nutritional powerhouses — packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that do your body a world of good 🌿

✨ Here’s why I love them:

💪 Rich in vitamin K & calcium – key for strong bones (especially important for women in midlife!)

🧠 Loaded with antioxidants – help reduce inflammation and support healthy aging

💚 High in fibre – great for gut health and keeping blood sugar steady

🌸 Support hormone balance – cruciferous veggies help the liver process excess estrogen

🥗 Versatile & delicious – toss into salads, stir-fries, smoothies, or roast for a crispy side

Small servings each day can make a big difference to your overall health and energy 🌞



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🔔 Invitation to Medical Practitioners – Hot Topics in Endocrinology 🔔Join us for an evening of expert-led updates, case ...
21/10/2025

🔔 Invitation to Medical Practitioners – Hot Topics in Endocrinology 🔔

Join us for an evening of expert-led updates, case discussions, and clinical pearls covering the latest in endocrinology — including diabetes, thyroid health, testosterone therapy, and more.

📅 Tuesday, 28 October 2025
🕠 5:30–8:00 PM (Registration from 5:30 PM)
📍 Suite G05, Parkway San Clinic, 172 Fox Valley Rd, Wahroonga
💡 Free to attend – Certificates provided

Spaces are limited, and RSVPs close soon!
👉 RSVP now: admin@sydneyendocrinology.com.au or call 02 9157 9095

🥚 Eggs – small but mighty!Eggs are one of nature’s most nutrient-dense foods — simple, versatile, and packed with goodne...
17/10/2025

🥚 Eggs – small but mighty!

Eggs are one of nature’s most nutrient-dense foods — simple, versatile, and packed with goodness 👏

✨ Here’s why I love them:

💪 High-quality protein: Great for muscle repair, hormone health, and keeping you fuller for longer.

🧠 Choline for brain health: Especially important for memory and cognitive function.

👁️ Lutein & zeaxanthin: Antioxidants that support eye health.

❤️ Healthy fats: Help absorb fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K.

🍳 So versatile: Boiled, scrambled, poached, or baked into a frittata — they’re quick, affordable, and satisfying.

👉 Tip: Pair eggs with veggies and wholegrain toast for a balanced, blood-sugar-friendly meal.

🌸Meet Dr Flavia Bueno – EndocrinologistDr Flavia Bueno is a highly skilled Endocrinologist with a special interest in fe...
15/10/2025

🌸Meet Dr Flavia Bueno – Endocrinologist

Dr Flavia Bueno is a highly skilled Endocrinologist with a special interest in female hormonal health, PCOS, obesity, osteoporosis, adrenal disorders, post-cancer treatments, and general endocrinology.

Dr Bueno is passionate about supporting women through every stage of life — helping her patients feel informed, empowered, and confident in managing their health.

✨Due to high demand, Dr Bueno is currently booking into 2026.



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🌟 The Power of a Quick Protein Ball Snack!Busy day? A homemade protein ball can be a game-changer 🙌Packed with protein, ...
13/10/2025

🌟 The Power of a Quick Protein Ball Snack!

Busy day? A homemade protein ball can be a game-changer 🙌

Packed with protein, fibre, and healthy fats, they help keep your blood sugar steady and energy levels consistent — no afternoon crash here!

✨ Why we love them:

✅ Supports muscle recovery (perfect after a workout or busy morning)

✅ Keeps you fuller for longer

✅ Satisfy sweet cravings naturally

✅ Easy to make — no baking required!

Try blending together:
🥜 Nut butter
🌾 Rolled oats
💪 Protein powder or seeds (like chia or h**p)
🍯 A drizzle of honey
🍫 Optional: dark chocolate chips for a touch of joy

Roll, chill, and you’ve got a nourishing snack ready for the week ahead 💚

👉 Tip: Pair one with a piece of fruit or enjoy with a coffee for a balanced snack.



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COMMON Question ...“I started insulin… but my numbers are still high. Am I doing something wrong?”You're not alone—and y...
08/10/2025

COMMON Question ...

“I started insulin… but my numbers are still high. Am I doing something wrong?”

You're not alone—and you're not doing anything wrong.

✨ It’s totally normal for blood sugar levels to still be high after starting insulin. Here’s why that might be happening:

1️⃣ Doses often start low—on purpose.
Your care team wants to see how your body responds and adjust slowly and safely.

2️⃣ It can take a few days (or even weeks) to find your “right” dose.
Pregnancy hormones (especially in the third trimester) or other health factors can make your needs shift quickly.

3️⃣ It’s a process, not a switch.
Think of it like tuning a radio—not flipping a light. It takes small, steady adjustments.

So what can you do in the meantime?

✔️ Keep tracking your numbers
✔️ Share your results with your team
✔️ Stay consistent with meals, snacks, and gentle movement
✔️ Most importantly—be kind to yourself. This is not easy, and you’re doing the best you can 💙

Insulin is a tool, not a failure. You're not meant to figure it all out alone—and the right support can make a big difference.

👉 As always, reach out to us here at Sydney Endocrinology—we're here to support you.
www.sydneyendocrinology.com.au

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Suite 3/319 Pacific Highway
NORTH SYDNEY, NSW
2060

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