DO YOU WANT TO REVERSE
FORWARD HEAD POSTURE
Poor Posture produces Forward Head Posture and Rounded Shoulders
Posture Pal Can Improve Your Posture, Relieve Back Pain And Stress
This is what Posture Pal can accomplish for you:
- Reduces Forward Head Posture
- Stretches the front upper body tissues;
- Shortens the back tissues;
- Stimulates the spinal postural muscles;
- Increases circulation;
- Opens up the chest region, increasing respiratory functions;
- Alleviates upper AND lower back, shoulder and neck pain;
- Relieves muscle tension;
- Improves posture by aligning head, neck and upper body in correct position;
- Reduces slouching, improving self confidence;
- Relieves TMJ.
Use the Posture Pal 5-20 minutes a day for Correct Posture
The Posture Pal Posture Cushion (shown here without the washable cover) uses gravity to reverse the effects of poor posture. The image above illustrates the cushion’s unique contours and scientific design.
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This special recess allows the head to assume a neutral or slightly backward position simultaneously stretching the muscles in the front of the neck and relaxing the muscles at the back.
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The soft neck bridge encourages a normal curve in the neck.
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Internal rotation of the shoulders is a major problem with poor posture. These special recesses allow the shoulders to relax and rotate outward.
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This upper back bridge exerts a gentle forward force that relaxes the back and expands the chest area.
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The upper back bridge has a gentle decline to the lower back area.
TESTIMONIALS
“All my life I have had ’rounded shoulders’ and not a very good standing position, since the first use of Posture Pal my shoulders have pulled back and I have noticed the strain I felt in my neck and shoulders disappear. I am more upright and my chest size seems to have increased because it is pushed out now instead of being pulled under.
Posture Pal is extremely comfortable and I find it very easy to completely relax and drift off to sleep often. Wonderful product!!! — Ian J Holmes, Bowen Therapist, Bradford, England Read the rest of this entry »
