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Forward head posture and a tight upper trapezius, and what actually changes the pattern.
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The pattern we see most in commuters and desk-based parents alike: hours of forward head posture, a tight upper trapezius, and a headache that arrives right on schedule by mid-afternoon. Here's what's actually happening, and what changes it.
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