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so, i spoke to ashleyjames from the uk's charter society of physiotherapy to ask if there is anythingnot. just as the same there is nothing wrong with sitting up perfectly straight. what we know is there is no right or wrong position to sit in. there are only positions that are held for too long. i've seen those posts on social media that see if you use your phone too much or use it badly in a chair, you are permanently changing the shape of your necks and spine, is that true? yeah, no, there is no good evidence that sitting in any one position will permanently change the position of your spine. the key thing is movement and not to be sucked in any one position for too long. what i am hearing is it is fine for me to work in bed all day? in moderation, i wouldn't suggest it, not because it is inherently bad, but because it would reduce our ability to move regularly, and that might lead to some pain and discomfort stopping the company told me it doesn't make health claims for its products but its research shows that people do sit up more when they use it. no surprise there because it bu

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