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Future Research & Past Development
Chair historians use the creation of Bill Stumpf’s “Ergo by Herman Miller” in 1976 as the starting point of modern explorations into comfort.
Another industry leader Stealcase burned through $35 million in R&D, partook in 11 academic case studies, and took just under 5 years of development to get to the market.They continue to lead the way in ergonomic furniture research today.
They conducted a study that records the health impact from sitting in the Steelcase Leap Chair.
- The results showed that using the Leap Chair in combination with health training groups showed significant improvements in work productivity and overall health.
- In terms of productivity, Public Sector Companies saw 17.8% increase & Private Sector Companies saw 8.3% increase.
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Lengthy Desktop Gaming Leads To Health Risk, Choose Your Chair Wisely
Cheap office chair or cheap gaming chair. It doesn’t matter – here are a few things that will happen when you use a ‘bad’ chair for too long.
5 side effects from not being mindful of your posture
1) Muscle Strain: Sitting for lengthy periods with poor posture places greater stress on muscles and joints. Muscles and joints out of alignment must work harder, leading to chronic pain in the back, shoulders, neck, arms, or legs.
2) Joint Pain: Repetitive Movement Strain–Muscle, which has been over fatigued.
3) Poor Blood Circulation: Sitting with poor posture prevents optimal blood flow. Poor circulation leads to varicose veins, especially in women.
4) Light Headed After Standing Up: Being dizzy or possibly even fainting can also happen upon standing up quickly. Low blood pressure induces this postural hypo-tension.
5) Emotional Disorders: Depression: There have been studies conducted over the years that have found a correlation between negative emotional states and poor sitting posture.
So your basic body language shows a lot when we sit upright, is to be more alert, energetic, and positive.
On the opposite side, when we slouch, we tend towards lethargy, weight gain, and negative thinking.