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Experts Warn: Strengthen Muscles, Not Just Posture Devices
2/23/2026
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- Posture correctors have mixed effectiveness.
- Alison McGregor notes that strong muscles are essential for good posture, and poor posture often signals weakness rather than causing back pain.
- David Harris, a physiotherapist, says posture correctors can be used temporarily but should not be relied upon, and he recommends regular movement and exercises tailored to muscle imbalances.
- Experts agree behavioral changes and muscle strengthening are more beneficial than relying on devices.
