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Posture and pain

Around 20% of the clients I work with come to see me because they want to be proactive with their health — age better, stay mobile, reduce injury risk, and improve how they look. The other 80%? They’re in pain — and they want it to stop. Sometimes it’s mild and nagging. Other times, it’s…

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Working from home advice

Here is some advice for keeping your body balanced and pain free if you’re working from home or in the office. The image above shows you an ‘ideal’ home workstation setup. The key pointers are: Screen approximately at eye level Shoulders relaxed External keyboard and mouse 90 degree angle at elbow and knee Pelvis rolled…

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Top 5 posture myths

Most of the clients I work with want to improve their posture because they either want to get pain free, change the way they look, or reduce their risk of future pain and injuries – or sometimes all three! If you spend a bit of time researching on the internet how to improve your posture,…

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Top Posture Correction Specialist in London – Ameet Bhakta | Health Through Posture

Why Clients Say I’m One of London’s Top Posture Specialists Why Clients Say I’m One of London’s Top Posture Specialists When people first meet me, they often say the same thing: “I’ve seen everyone — physios, osteopaths, chiros… but no one really got to the root of it.” That’s where I come in.I’m Ameet Bhakta…

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