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NEW COMPUTER CUSHION FROM BACK SUPPORT SPECIALISTS
It may seem absurd to worry about being injured by your
computer. Driven mad by its quirky and unreliable software
possibly, but surely an inert box of electronics can’t do you
any physical harm?
Well, yes it can. The British Chiropractic Association
has warned that slouching in front of a computer can set you up
for a lifetime of back pain. With a third of all adults
suffering chronic back pain at some stage in their lives, those
with entirely sedentary jobs are equally as likely to fall
victim as any heavy manual labourer. The problem is that the
human body is not designed to remain sitting still for long
periods of time.
To help ensure you get optimum support when seated at your
desk, and retain a posture that will minimise the physical
stress, there’s now a clever Computer Cushion from Klass Vaki,
makers of the research proven body support that uses specially
shaped foam panels to soothe back pain and help you sleep.
Nowadays, it’s not just secretarial types and data entry
clerks that suffer from back pain from sitting too long
hours at their desks. With everyone from students to senior
executives highly dependent on their computers for information
and communication, back pain can strike regardless of status.
Ideal for anyone who spends many hours seated in front of a
computer, the new Klass Vaki Computer Cushion is designed to
support the back and shoulders. It keeps the spine and adjacent
muscles in alignment and naturally balanced.
The Klass Vaki Computer Cushion, which costs £75.00 including
VAT and UK delivery, is available from
www.klassvaki.com .
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