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But this posture makes your pelvis rock forward into an anterior pelvic tilt, which consequently creates an increased lumbar curve (lordosis). Unfortunately, other tissues such as the muscles described above adapt to this posture over time, which contributes to back pain and injury.
Approximately 85% of all Americans will experience some type of back pain making it the most common injury and the most expensive. What we have found is that most people stand slightly tilted forward. This tilt can and does put undue stress on the hips and lower back. Quite simply, the muscles in your back are working to support your weight rather than your spine. If we can slightly realign your posture you will stand more upright offloading pressure from the hip and lower back muscles.