Postural Analysis

At Lifepath Chiropractic Care, we use comprehensive posture analysis protocols to precisely detect and diagnose postural distortion patterns that disrupt your body’s normal functioning and then create custom corrective treatments tailored to the individual patient. Our team of expert clinicians is dedicated to helping each person find relief from pain and improve their quality of life.

Our doctor promotes proper posture as a key factor in optimal health and wellness. Besides good posture displaying confidence, it also allows your body to remain in balance and experience pain-free movement and enhanced physiologic functioning. Poor posture can cause additional stress on your entire body, including spinal degeneration and diffuse pain.

If you experience any of the following three symptoms, you should schedule an appointment for a posture analysis with us right away. These signals indicate the presence of postural distortions, which means there is likely a misalignment of your spine:

• Inability to sit without pain or discomfort
• Pain or fatigue after sleeping
• Inability to stand without pain or discomfort.

• Keeps bones and joints in the correct alignment so that muscles are being used properly and efficiently
• Helps decrease the abnormal wearing of joint surfaces that could result in arthritis
• Optimizes breathing, digestion, and circulation
• Prevents strain or overuse injuries
• Prevents backache, neck pain, headache, and diffuse muscular pain
• Contributes to confidence and a good appearance.

Static Postural Analysis enables a chiropractor to see if a patient exhibits any deviations at resting posture. The analysis will help identify muscle imbalances, which will allow Dr. Politylo to design the most effective exercise regimen and postures for patients.

When we assess your static posture, we observe how your body is aligned and correlate your static posture with the four main types of posture deviations that we can identify. This includes assessing your front (anterior) and back (posterior) tilt, as well as the elevation (height) and rotation of your standing position. During static postural analysis, we observe the following:

• Are the shoulders in line and level?
• Are the hips in line and level?
• Are the knees in line and level?
• Is the head shifted to the right or left?
• Are the ears level?

Dynamic posture is a term used by sports coaches and other health practitioners when referring to movement patterns (as opposed to posture patterns) and body alignment during physical activity. To avoid injuries, a person’s dynamic posture often needs improvement as misalignments can result in pain and potential injury.

The simple act of correcting your posture can enhance the quality of your life and have a positive effect on your overall health. Good posture also promotes efficient movement and enhances endurance while contributing to an overall feeling of well-being!