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• Every day I see people with bad posture, it's an
  epidemic! The same people that walk into my
  office complaining of headaches, neck and upper
  back pain are usually the patients with bad
  posture.
• I haven't talked to anyone with bad posture that
  didn't already know they had it. They've tried to
  do things to help their posture, but their
  strategy was off. If you think you can "remember
  to sit up straight" and have good posture, you're
  going to have a tough time.

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• Good posture is about stretching the front of
  your body (like the neck and chest) and, even
  more importantly, strengthening the back of your
  body (especially the neck and upper back).
  There's no support, brace, or remembering device
  out there that can accomplish the long term
  benefits and rapid results you'll get from
  working on strengthening your neck and back.
• Does good posture really matter? Is it just a
  "nice" thing to do, or should you move it up your
  priority list for healthy things you'd like to
  improve? Here are a few things that bad posture
  does to your body

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• 1. Bad Posture Causes Pain
• Like I mentioned above, headaches, neck and upper
  back pain are all likely aggravated, if not
  caused by, poor posture. Pain in the upper low
  back is commonly due to slouching in your chair
  while working long hours.
• 2. Bad Posture Makes You Look Less Attractive
• Take a look at yourself in pictures with good
  posture and without, which one do you like
  better? Good posture will give you the appearance
  of confidence and even make you look younger. No
  one looks their best hunched or slouched over.

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• Erect On Demand Review Most people calm
  themselves by taking a slow, deep breath.
  Hunching forward makes your breathing more
  shallow, which forces your heart rate to speed up
  to increase the amount of oxygen transport.
  However, there's even more scientific evidence to
  show how your posture can affect your health. A
  recent study from Harvard University revealed
  that people who adopted a "powerful posture"
  (open shoulders and straight spines) had a 20
  rise in testosterone levels and a 25 decrease in
  cortisol (the stress hormone).
• Ask your chiropractor about how you should
  specifically be working on your posture.
  Chiropractic adjustments help. Posture exercises
  help. We will also recommend specific stretches
  and even a foam roller to help speed up your
  results.
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