What causes that stoop in old folk where their head and neck are permanently bent forward?
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I imagine a lifetime of sitting at a desk doing paperwork. The advent of computers may lessen that. I’ve changed the position of my car seat so that I sit more upright now.
It has different causes, but mostly from poor muscle tone. I’ll just leave this here: [How she got rid of her hunchback](https://nypost.com/2016/08/08/this-85-year-old-proves-yoga-can-keep-you-young/)
I had a crushed vertebra in my lower back surgically fixed months ago (64 yrs old) and im still trying to stand up straight. I have to lean on things when I’m standing because it hurts. I feel like an old witch scurrying around. It makes my nephews laugh.
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