Is there an ergonomic chair that prevents back pain?
Our osteopathic-designed ergonomic chair has been developed to help prevent back pain.
According to some statistics, 80% of adults experience lower back pain at some point in their lifetimes.
It is the most common cause of job-related disability and a leading contributor to missed work days.
The British Pain Society has claimed that nearly 8 million adults in the UK report chronic back pain which is moderate to severely disabling.
Back pain alone accounts for 40% of sickness absence and costs the UK economy £10 billion.
The case for an ergonomic chair that minimises the chance of back pain occurring could not be stronger.
The Z Chair helps to prevent injury and reduce back pain by encouraging users to maintain a natural and healthy spinal curve when seated.
Our unique ergonomic chair helps engage the core, stabilising muscles around the spine, and providing stability through the back
Keeping these muscles fit, in good condition and engaged protects the back and makes a huge difference in reducing the chances of back injuries.
The Z Chair helps to maintain the natural spinal curves we have when standing and discourages slouching.
Slouching puts adverse pressure on the lower spine and can cause injuries such as ‘slipped’ discs. These are painful and take time to recover from.
When sitting on the Z Chair, the result is a more ergonomic and natural sitting position.
It requires far less effort to maintain good posture and is better for back health.
Read this to get some of our top tips on what to look for when buying a chair to prevent back pain.
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