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Beyond Pain Relief: 5 Surprising Benefits of Osteopathy You Need to Know
Osteopathy is a form of alternative medicine that focuses on the body's structure and its relationship to its function. Although many people seek osteopathy for pain relief, there are several other benefits that are less well known. In this blog post, we will explore some of these benefits and explain why osteopathy is a valuable form of healthcare.
Move More, Sit Less: The Dangers of Sitting All Day
Most of the modern-day population are living with some kind of muscular dysfunction. Years of performing the same actions such as sitting at a desk, driving, standing and using smartphones has had a massive impact on the level of dysfunction in our bodies. This happens because our bodies are held in the incorrect posture. For example, you might drop one hip when you stand, drive with one arm high up the steering wheel, or sit with your wallet in your back pocket. Or maybe you hang your neck forward to stare down at your phone. Sound familiar?
Open up your chest
A common postural problem is hunching your shoulders forward, often caused by a weak back, weak core muscles and a tight chest. Standing up straight and tall requires a balancing act between your back, core and chest; if one is weaker or tighter than the other then it will put you off balance, leading to poor posture and a greater risk of developing pains and strains in the future.