Original Article
Morbidity from Common Postural Faults
Abstract
There is no gain-saying that primitive peoples have better posture than do many of our citizens. The factors of habit, occupation and recreation may each play a part in poor posture. This may be an important factor in disease and, thus, training in proper posture is essential in certain diseases and is especially significant in prophylaxis.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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