Posture
From the front, the ears, shoulder and hips should be even.
From the side, the ear, shoulder, hip and ankle should be in alignment.
What People Notice
Slumped shoulders, downcast eyes or a sagging midsection send subtle clues to others around you. Your posture is the first thing people notice about you.
Your posture often reveals underlying spinal problems such as vertebral subluxation. It harms a childs development, impairs an adults mental health and compromises your health.
Thorough Examination
During our examination, we notice postural distortions such as:
- Head tilt to one side
- Forward head carriage
- Lowered shoulder
- High or rotated hip
- Unnatural stride
- Contracted leg length
- Unusual shoe wear
- Weight imbalance
Poor posture is one of the ways your body deals with stress. Notice the posture of someone who is depressed, frightened or angry! If the eyes are a window to the soul, then your posture is a window to your health!