MELBOURNE - Australian researchers have questioned the science behind meeting posture.According "ideal" for researchers at the University of Queensland Center for Clinical Research
Excellence • Excel in column pain, injury and health posture is often recommended as an ideal can not be achieved without assistance. In fact, the curve "perfect" posture of the lower back is not only difficult to achieve in a sitting position, but also requires an effort to maintain, reports ABC Online. The principal investigator, Dr. Andrew Keys said the belief that the positions are worse than he fell on the vertical column is making assumptions based on limited evidence. "This is what we are beginning to correct," says Noel. "Maybe he fell down the positions are uncomfortable for the spine and can cause some people's problems, but science in reality testing or test is really weak," he adds. To conclude, the brains used sensors attached to the back of every ten men volunteered to monitor the angle of the back, because it mimics the images and descriptions of the different positions. Later they helped win the position by a physiotherapist.
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Excellence • Excel in column pain, injury and health posture is often recommended as an ideal can not be achieved without assistance. In fact, the curve "perfect" posture of the lower back is not only difficult to achieve in a sitting position, but also requires an effort to maintain, reports ABC Online. The principal investigator, Dr. Andrew Keys said the belief that the positions are worse than he fell on the vertical column is making assumptions based on limited evidence. "This is what we are beginning to correct," says Noel. "Maybe he fell down the positions are uncomfortable for the spine and can cause some people's problems, but science in reality testing or test is really weak," he adds. To conclude, the brains used sensors attached to the back of every ten men volunteered to monitor the angle of the back, because it mimics the images and descriptions of the different positions. Later they helped win the position by a physiotherapist.For more details visit as: http://blog.taragana.com/n/oz-boffins-question-ideal-sitting-posture-149861/
