Isabelle Paradis

Osteopath

I am an osteopath, graduated from the Collège d’Études Ostéopathiques (CEO) in Montreal in 2007. The CEO is the first school of osteopathic education in Canada. Prior studies in health sciences, at the college or university level and equivalent to an undergraduate degree, were required before undertaking studies in osteopathy. Before starting my career in osteopathy, I worked in the field of physiotherapy.Pour la version française, veuillez cliquer sur le troisième icône en bas à gauche de la page.

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Ongoing research has always been central to my practice, as our living environments and states of health evolve rapidly.For the past 20 years, I have collaborated with integrative physicians and science researchers (Canada, the United States, France, Russia) to study the causes of autoimmune disorders, particularly digestive dysbiosis. These imbalances influence recovery from musculoskeletal injuries, sleep quality, hormonal balance, organ and visceral health, mental clarity, and overall daily vitality. Dysbiosis also impacts athletic performance and child development. In recent years, I have paid particular attention to women’s health and to female athletes.I have also deepened my study of head injuries, including concussions, as well as spinal trauma. Athletes are frequently referred to me for osteopathic treatment specific to injuries of the central nervous system caused by falls or other trauma in their respective sports. These same accumulated past traumas often slow the healing of an acute musculoskeletal injury. Infants also greatly benefit from these advanced techniques to release the cranial structures after birth. In the past, I have participated in births in birthing centers as well as in hospital settings. To this day, I continue to support pregnant women through prenatal care and follow-up.

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My curiosity to understand the root causes of our health challenges has led me to valuable clinical collaborations beyond the field of osteopathy.For about ten years, I conducted research and collaborations with agronomists and stakeholders in the agri-food sector, focusing on the links and impacts of environmental toxicity (industrial and agricultural), grain hybridization, lactose (and casein), and GMOs on digestive and neurological health.At the same time, driven by the same questions regarding the impact of food and environmental toxicity, I had the opportunity to explore other medical approaches internationally with a pediatric patient population, particularly children with autism and neurological disorders. These years of clinical collaboration with Dr. Sandro Marra (CAN) and Dr. Andrew Levinson (USA) provided me with a different perspective on possible medical solutions for these conditions.Following these professional collaborations, I carried out six years of research and development with practitioners using the approach of Dr. Bruno Donatini (FR). We studied the impact of intestinal dysbiosis on nutritional absorption, systemic inflammation, cognitive disorders, neurodegenerative or autoimmune diseases, as well as chronic pain presenting as musculoskeletal in nature.Since 2024, having observed a decline in the natural self-regulatory capacity of the immune system, a deterioration in the overall health of Western populations, and a rise in rapidly developing cancers, I have begun collaborating with Dr. Vladimir Ribyakov (RUS) on the use of nanoparticulate bovine colostrum preparations. This cooperation is part of a broader reflection on the interactions between the immune system, physiological regulation, and toxicity.

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