How To Avoid Text Neck
Nowadays it is hard to avoid using your mobile phone. Find out how to properly hold your phone so that you don’t strain your neck.
What is NEAT™?
Many of us believe that a good sweat in the gym for 30 minutes or so a day, for 3-5 days per week is going to keep us healthy. Is this really the case?
CoreChair Affiliate: Dr. David Lee
Dr. David Lee is a Chiropractor at Adelaide Clinic in Toronto, Ontario. See Dr. Lee’s thoughts on active movement with the CoreChair.
Dr. David Lee and the Bay Street Hunch
Dr. David Lee is a Chiropractor with the Adelaide Health Clinic in the downtown core of Toronto, Ontario. Dr….
CoreChair: Prevention or Cure?
A phenomenon worth sharing is that CoreChair has a significant success rate for users with stubborn chronic back pain….
An Antidote to Sitting Disease: By Laura Kissmann
Laura Kissmann prefers the CoreChair & she has learned how this chair is a remedy for health issues that go with sitting. It is an antidote to sitting diseases.
Dr. David Lee Discusses the Sitting Disease
Dr. David Lee is a Chiropractor with the Adelaide Health Clinic in the downtown core of Toronto, Ontario. Dr….
CoreChair Review: Joe Yoon, Massage Therapist, USA
Joe Yoon a Professional Massage Therapist based in Orlando Florida shares his CoreChair experience, how it helps him and how it can benefit others.
Work While Walking: Review of the CoreChair
While exercise balls are popular with those looking for a healthy way to sit all day, they fall short in critical ways. WorkWhileWalking explores how the CoreChair addresses this important issue.
Disrupting the Market with a New Innovation
The commercial success of a product is often limited by the market acceptance, especially if radical change is introduced….
Static Sitting Leading to Increase in Liver, Visceral and Abdominal Fat
More evidence suggesting that sitting still for prolonged periods of time is bad for your health has emerged, particularly focusing on the increase in fat surrounding internal organs and in the abdomen.
Should I Sit, Or Should I Stand?
Now, many years after these terrifying announcements and a growing number of standing work stations employed in place of sitting, I am learning that standing is as bad as sitting and possibly worse.