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http://www.posturecorrection.co.uk Postural correction and common back problems such as lumbar issues, kyphosis, lordosis, scoliosis

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  • i have Lumbar Lordosis plz tell me how can i cure it

  • Hi,

    There are several ways in which you would go about correcting a lumbar lordosis. I would need to assess your posture before providing any advice on correction techniques. Each individual is different.

  • Hi, i hav a question...i hav scoliosis too & i found this magnetic posture corrector which has 12 embedded magnets aligned down the center spine & across the lumbar region to improve blood circulation & reduce muscle & back pains....im just curious if this will work for scoliotic patients too...does anyone here tried this product?& is it safe?

  • Hi, thank you for your e-mail. I do not use any form of brace, magnetic instruments at all with my approach to Postural Correction. I do know people who have used magnets in the past with great success. I have also worked with lots of people on a 1-2-1 basis who have wuite severe form sof scoliosis and have improved the symptoms by 90%+.

    I imagine it will be safe to use magnets but I would check with your doctor before use if you are unsure.

    I hope this information helps. Jan

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  • APT, not PPT

  • Soooo that's why people tell me to keep strait when like listening to a teacher or watching TV or something to do with sitting and standing.

  • @PostureCorrection hi! i wanna know that how much height can be gained after correcting lordosis???

  • @PostureCorrection hi i have a lordosis too, which muscles i must to strech and wich i must to strengthen?? could u tell me? Tks ;)

  • Excessive curve in the lower back is an anterior pelvic tilt, not an posterior tilt. A posterior tilt causes a flatback posture. :P

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