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The Centre for Strong Medicine

Locality: Pymble, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 8004 7655

Address: 37 Ryde Rd 2073 Pymble, NSW, Australia

Website: http://strong-medicine.com.au/

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22.01.2022 Christmas may be tomorrow but that won't stop Heath working hard!

21.01.2022 Our Exercise Physiologist challenged us to a knee-flexion-off this afternoon winning hands down well done Florian Birouste !

19.01.2022 On Thursday we had the pleasure to learn about Professor Schveltens' work around improving the diagnostic classification of Alzheimer’s Disease. The presentation also shed some light on the latest nutrition intervention strategies that may delay the progression of Alzheimer’s. Our dietitian Paula Dobosz is excited to bring these new insights to our patients.

18.01.2022 Strong Medicine would like to express our sincere condolences Mrs North and family upon the passing of Mr Peter North. We are deeply saddened by the news and are grateful to have been able to assist in Peter’s rehabilitation. May he Rest In Peace.

17.01.2022 Meet Mr Ballukar, one of our hardest working patients. Here he is working hard at improving his walking, and gaining more confidence in the process each time! Florian recently worked with him and assisted Mr Ballukar to walk with just a walking stick and not his Four-Wheeled Walker! This was a massive step for Mr Ballukar and we look forward to seeing how much more he can improve!

17.01.2022 From everyone here at the Centre for STRONG Medicine, we would like to wish everyone a merry, safe and healthy Christmas!

16.01.2022 Our Exercise Physiologist Joshua has returned from his Europe adventure visiting Switzerland, Berlin, Prague & Budapest! Thankyou for sharing your experiences with us and the wonderful exercisers at the clinic!

16.01.2022 Article of the month, January 2020. A new study which was co authored by Prof. Singh late last year suggests that exercise can decrease vaccine reactions following influenza vaccinations in older adults! Yet another novel way in which exercise is being utilised ! To find out more, follow the link to the study! ... https://www.sciencedirect.com//artic/pii/S2666354619300092

16.01.2022 Falls in the older population can be debilitating and lead to morbidity, loss of confidence and subsequent nursing home admissions. A combination of strength training and balance training has been shown to be an effective intervention in falls prevention to assist older people in maintaining functional capacity and quality of life.

15.01.2022 We look forward to you meeting our new exercise physiologist Yip Wong!

13.01.2022 Happy New Year to all our patients, we wish you the best for the coming year! We all look forward to seeing you in 2020! - From the team at The Centre For Strong Medicine (Left to right, Danisha, Yip, Cheryl, Florian, ABSENT Prof. Singh)

12.01.2022 Have you met Cheryl? Cheryl is our new receptionist who has now been with us for nearly a month, In passing you may not have really got to know her, so here are a few of Cheryl's pastimes and favourite things! Cheryl loves her arts and crafts, in particular her knitting and sewing. She also likes to dabble in interior design, often "revamping" some of the rooms at home (and around the clinic). Cheryl enjoys getting out and about to discover new coffee shops or an old country town In her spare time! She also loves to catch up with friends or watch a good documentary!

08.01.2022 It was a busy morning today at the Centre for STRONG Medicine

08.01.2022 A big congratulations to our Exercise Physiologist Florian and his fiancé Dominique who celebrated their engagement last weekend! We wish you the very best in your future together!

07.01.2022 Thankyou Ali for sharing your experience with The Centre for Strong Medicine. Ali is paralysed from polio in both legs and our high intensity progressive resistance training has allowed him to increase his muscle strength to successfully complete the physical requirements needed to obtain his truck licence.

06.01.2022 Yip and Carly having fun with some balance training! #Balance #Training #STRONG

06.01.2022 The Centre for Strong Medicine took 77 frail patients with a mean age of 88 and recorded their average strength gain across 12 months. The result showed and average strength gain of 53%, 75% increase in upper limb strength and a 38% increase in lower limb strength. Research has shown that high intensity progressive training in older frail people reduces the risk of falls, mortality and nursing home admissions while improving strength, cognition, physical function and activities of daily living.

05.01.2022 Have you seen our new website? If not, make sure you check it out to find out more about The Centre for STRONG Medicine! https://www.strong-medicine.com.au/

04.01.2022 Vale Professor Hooke. Professor Hooke was a client of ours for several years and his obituary published in the Sydney Morning Herald today is a potent reminder for us when looking after older patients, to remember them in their prime. We too easily forget the amazing lives they have lived and their considerable achievements. Never forget their prime when caring for them, it is a way of reminding yourself of the respect they have earned and deserve.

02.01.2022 Strong Medicine would like to welcome back our Exercise Physiologist - Dimas - it’s safe to say his good humour and charisma have been missed by all ! Dimas descends from a royal line in Sudan which is why his nickname amongst us is the prince ..... more on Dimas and his family tree to follow

01.01.2022 Footage of one of our exercisers balance training at the clinic