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Do you have a short leg?

Osteopathy

By: Clinique Altermed

Perhaps you do, but perhaps you don’t. Maybe you have a short leg or maybe it just appears that way. A certain percentage of patients who have repetitive back pain present with what appears to be a...
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"Why are you touching my stomach when my back hurts?"

Osteopathy

By: Elodie Lascar

I often hear this question in the clinic. Is it legitimate? Why almost systematically does an osteopath touch your stomach and work your intestines when you come for pain such as sciatica or acute or...
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Osteopathy and pregnancy

Osteopathy

By: Benjamin Amram

During pregnancy, the woman will experience some physical and mental changes. Indeed, changes occur at the postural, visceral and emotional level. We will underline in this article how the osteopath...
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Sexual disorders in men: osteopathy to the rescue! | Alain Barriol, Osteopath D.O.

Osteopathy

By: Alain Barriol

Did you know that only 22.2% of men who suffer from erectile dysfunction consult a doctor or other health care professional? (1). Impotence, erectile dysfunction, erectile dysfunction, erectile...
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Osteopath, baby and osteopathy

Osteopathy

By: Brice Gagliardi

Every birth should be followed by a careful osteopathic examination Childbirth can be the first trauma for the baby.Too long or too short, it can disturb the normal functioning of the cranial...
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The Trager approach

Osteopathy Physiotherapy Masso-kinesitherapy

By: Clinique Altermed

" ... It is very difficult to write about perception and receptivity which are the essential conditions of my work. It's not a technique or a method, it's an approach. "   According to Dr. Milton...
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Retractile capsulitis of the shoulder | Florence Charbonneau-D., Ph.t

Osteopathy

By: Florence Charbonneau-Dufresne

THE CAPSULITE- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  What is capsulitis?Often known as "Frozen shoulder", capsulitis is a pathology of the shoulder characterized by pain and...
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DOWN WITH THE ''STANDARDS'' OF BEAUTY!

Osteopathy Nutrition

By: Dina Merhbi

DOWN WITH THE ''STANDARDS'' OF BEAUTY!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  The thinness does not make the beauty...Eating disorders are a bio-psycho-social problem (genetics-personality-our...
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Osteopathy

By: Izaak Lavarenne

As a clinical massage therapist, the majority of my clients come to me for pain in one of the three usual areas. Treatments for lumbar, cervical and shoulder problems would indeed be numerous enough...
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Can you avoid your surgery? Alexis M. Léveillé, Physiotherapist

Osteopathy

By: Alexis M. Leveille

The following article is not intended to denounce orthopedic surgery as a whole, but rather to invite us to reconsider certain surgeries that are, in my opinion, too often used as a first resort...
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Medical cannabis: a new turn for health | Marie-Josée Denis, Naturopath

Osteopathy Naturopathy

By: Marie-Josee Denis

Cannabis is a hot topic in the news, especially since the new legalization of its recreational use. However, its use for therapeutic purposes remains little known by the general public.  However,...
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Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome | Florence Charbonneau-Dufresne, Physio

Osteopathy Physiotherapy

By: Florence Charbonneau-Dufresne

Pathophysiology and Anatomy Patellofemoral syndrome is also described as anterior knee pain. The symptoms are mostly located around or under the patella/knee cap. The patella is the knee cap. It is...
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