i’m so excited to meet you
hi, I’m dr. Miranda Myles
Naturopath & Dr TCM (Acupuncture)
…I am an Integrative Naturopath and Clinical Acupuncturist with a focus on fertility, IVF support, gynaecology, hormonal health for both women and men, children’s health, and emotional well-being. My approach is evidence-informed and tailored to support your individual health needs
Having gone through IVF with my own fertility issues, I get it.
The disappointment of every period. The stress, anxiety, anger and fear. It seems everyone around you is pregnant, in your office, friendship group and favourite cafe. Even the ones that weren’t really trying. I had my own individual journey, and now I am a mum of my 2 beautiful donor egg conceived children.
My private practice was established in 2002. I uniquely combine an integrated approach to health through multiple disciplines. As a business owner, director and entrepreneur, I developed one of Melbourne’s leading natural health and fertility treatment clinics for women, men and children, Freyja Health Clinic.
I’m a hormone & fertility detective. a conception queen.
My mantra is: Test Don’t Guess.
I am obsessed with pathology and am well known for my ability to accurately understand and easily explain blood test results to you, to help you know your body better. I never want you to feel unheard or misunderstood.
I love to integrate modern science with ancient wisdom. I use acupuncture, naturopathic and nutritional medicine, achievable dietary advice, herbal medicine, homeopathy and simple lifestyle changes to achieve the very best outcomes for you.
Academically, I am a highly respected lecturer, speaker & mentor, nationally & internationally.
I have been lecturing Nutritional medicine and Nutritional Biochemistry since 2006 at Endeavour College of Natural Health and Southern School of Natural Therapies (Torrens University Australia). I have also guest lectured at RMIT and La Trobe University, and I regularly feature on a variety of health podcasts.
![Endo is tricky.
It’s not just “bad period pain.” The most common signs? Period pain (aka dysmenorrhea) and fertility challenges. But here's the catch - not everyone with endo experiences these. Some women don’t even know they have it because their symptoms seem totally unrelated to their cycle.
The problem? Endo is still wildly misunderstood, even by doctors. As the New York Times put it:
'Endometriosis] suffers from a branding problem: It falls into the abyss of ‘women’s diseases’ (overlooked), diseases that don’t kill you (unimportant), and menstrual problems (taboo).’
If you’ve been dismissed or told your pain is “normal,” you're not crazy. Your symptoms deserve to be taken seriously.
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