Good Health Builds Good Posture
By Charles L Booker Jr
The benefits of excellent postures are useful not only for the physical aspect also for the overall health as well. Whenever you keep a healthy posture, stomach in and chest out, you can immediately shed a few pounds. A good posture displays a slimmer and more confident individual. About the health aspect, it can benefit in the protection against pains like back pain and headaches. It may also keep you from suffering spine related health issues
The back bone is key to good posture, over time poor posture cause muscles to weaken or tighten. You need to exercise and stay active as you age. Slumping as you’re watching TV or using a computer system may throw your spine out of alignment, and carrying heavy hand bags or uneven loads worsens the problem. Remember when your parent told you to sit up straight and stand up straight so you have good posture. Personal over time I find that to be a true statement. Good posture requires a lot of attention, with practice and focus it become easy. Certainly with age your body changes and condition do occur. You get older the back discs lose some of their water content, becoming less spongy, more rigid, and narrower, exaggerating bad posture and stiffness.
The other health related condition are:
Osteoporosis: is an excessive loss of bone density that causes porous and fragile bones.
Scoliosis: Is a side to side curvature of the spine, a very mild scoliosis may not cause problem, but a more significant curvature may result in muscle imbalance.
Spinal stenosis: narrowing of the pathways through which the nerves pass a narrowing of the opening between two vertebrae.
If you have been diagnosed with one of these conditions, a program of increasing physical condition, along with appropriate treatment, will enhance your fitness and functional ability.
These conditions effect your posture and require consultation with a health care professional. You don’t have to be an exercise physiologist to know that exercise make your heart, lungs, and muscles work harder or that your metabolism speed up. One of the easiest ways to strengthen your abdominal muscles, and support your back muscles is through good posture. You may feel like you standing straight, but in reality most of us stand like a leaning tree.
Practice good posture by, bringing your head and neck back. The key element is breathing in to tighten your stomach, that lifts your chest area and will provide you with military-like posture. Tighten up abdominal muscles while you do ab crunches, or when standing in the elevator, with proper exercise and training, you can maintain and improve your body performance despite your age. Exercise for fitness and healthy life
Charles L Booker Jr,East Orange NJ, Poor posture isn’t a pretty thing. To become completely straight-forward poor postures are unappealing to one degree or another. Excellent postures however are pleasant even beautiful. It is worth understanding posture
