Tuesday, April 19, 2016

By Carlene Eriksson


A favorable appearance includes good posture. Postural conformity is a part of maintaining a pain-free healthy life. If your posture is poor you may have aches and pains, plus some dysfunction. There is a prominent Aspen CO wellness chiropractor who is helping individuals achieve good posture.

Posture is more than standing up straight. It includes the position of an individuals body in relation to the space around him or her. Not everyone thinks it is a type of language. It is nonverbal language that reflects attitude and self-confidence.

When the skeleton is in balance, it is protective. Good balance is never responsible for injury or a tendency towards deformity. The joints are in the best position for causing the least amount of stress on the human body.

When the muscles have to compensate for improperly placed joints, stress may be placed on them. Muscular tension does not further a healthy back. Also, the wear and tear on the joints is damaging.

Anatomical abnormalities may be caused by joints that are not in the right position. That is one result of poor posture, called structural. If it is positional it is due to something the client does.

Those things may cause pain in your knees, back or pelvic joint. Other possibilities include pain in the upper back and headaches. In extreme examples, a serious condition such as a respiratory abnormality can be caused by bad posture.

When you meet with the chiropractor for the first time, your posture will be evaluated. You will be observed in a standing and seated position. You will show how you walk across a room.

Your spine is observed and palpated. Flexibility is assessed. Limbs and waist are measured. The strength of the muscles is also assessed.

Following the exam a program of care will be formulated. It may include manipulation, heat applications and massage. Exercises to strengthen muscles, ligaments, bones and nerves may be recommended to do at home.




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