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Improves circulation, reduces lower body discomfort, and helps maintain a proper seated position.

Allows the chair to tilt from a point close to the knees, distributing weight more evenly and promoting better posture.

Injury caused by repetitive tasks, forceful exertions, or maintaining unhealthy positions, leading to musculoskeletal disorders.

Promotes a slight forward curve in the lower back, preventing slouching and reducing stress on the lumbar spine.

Hyperlordosis of the lower back; oftentimes a result of poor posture or muscle imbalances, leading to lower back pain.

Keeps wrists in a neutral position during typing, preventing strain and injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome.

Caused by repetitive strain and improper positioning of the hands and wrists; ergonomic interventions can reduce pressure on the median nerve.

An excessive inward curvature of the lumbar spine, which can cause increased stress and pain in the lower back.

Enables alternating between sitting and standing, reducing risks associated with sedentary behavior and improving overall comfort.

Designed to support proper posture, reduce strain on the body, and prevent workplace injuries during long periods of sitting.

Encourages upright posture, can alleviate back pain and reduce the risks associated with prolonged sitting.

Lateral curvature of the spine that can lead to unbalanced posture and uneven stress on the musculoskeletal system.

Encourages slight movements and adjustments, stimulates muscles, and reduces the negative effects of static sitting.

Holds the spine in natural alignment, reducing stress on vertebral structures and maintaining balance in the muscles and ligaments surrounding the spine.

Supports the head and neck, reducing tension and the risk of chronic pain in these areas.

Results from looking down at mobile devices for extended periods; can lead to strain on the cervical spine.

An excessive outward curvature of the thoracic spine, leading to a 'hunched' appearance and possible back and shoulder pain.

Improper use can lead to wrist strain and RSI; ergonomically designed mice reduce this risk.

Correct positioning of the monitor prevents eye strain, neck pain, and encourages ergonomic seating position.