If you want to look extremely beautiful and feel amazing all the time, ensure your neck posture at rest is correct all the time.
When your neck is out of allignment for 90-95% of the day - arteries,veins and nerves in the neck can become easily compressed - such a person feels anxious, insecure and is always worried about what others think about them.
When your neck is out of allignment, key lymphatic vessels and veins also become compressed resulting in loss of drainage - causing stagnation, puffiness and even the appearance of dark circles under the eyes.
I’ve always struggled with my neck and general posture (it usually looks like the left person) but I believe that correct neck posture is extremely important for improving looks and brain health.
You can improve your neck posture by doing the following 5 things:
- Strengthen your neck muscles
- Strengthen your thoracic back extensors
-Imagine a string is attached to your head and is pulling your head
- Stop clenching your lower jaw backwards (avoid mandibular retraction)
-Stop clenching your upper abs muscles
Doing these things consistently will change absolutely everything
Most people focus excessively on diets and supplements but I believe that improving posture is just as important - if not even more important.
What use is the perfect diet and $9997 supplements and peptides if your jugular veins and vagus nerves are compressed by muscles and BONES.
Improving your neck posture helps you get ahead of the general population because most people are stuck in poor posture.
As your neck posture improves, brain circulation, lymphatic and venous drainage also improves dramatically -resulting in less fatigue, reduced stress and anxiety.
The quality of your life goes through the roof.
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