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Would a lumbar support pillow or a backless kneeling chair be better for office work to aid in correcting forward head posture and cervical spine issues?

Q: would a lumbar support pillow or a backless kneeling chair be better for office work to aid in correcting forward head posture and cervical spine issues?

: Best to try and see. Both can work and better in some than others.

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Dr. Clarence Grim answered

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Best to try and see. Both can work and better in some than others.

Answered 3/20/2023

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A member asked:

Would a lumbar support pillow or a backless kneeling chair be better for office work to aid in correcting forward head posture and cervical spine issues?

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