Posture and Daily Habits: How Small Changes Can Ease Back and Neck Pain in Your 40s
Your Body Keeps the Score By your 40s, your body starts reminding you of every habit you’ve built—good or bad. Maybe you notice your back aching after long hours at the computer. Or your neck feels tight after scrolling on your phone. You tell yourself it’s just age, but often, it’s posture —the way your body holds itself through every part of your day. Posture is like your body’s foundation. When it’s solid, you move with ease and feel strong. When it’s weak, the cracks start to show as back pain , neck pain , fatigue, and stiffness. The good news? You can fix it. Improving your posture doesn’t mean strict workouts or medical visits. It starts with your daily habits —how you sit, stand, sleep, and move. Think of it as fine-tuning a musical instrument. A few small adjustments can bring everything back into harmony. Why Posture Matters More Than You Think The Body’s Balance System Your posture is your body’s natural alignment—the way your bones, muscles, and joints ...