① Ergonomic chairs can help people maintain a good physiological curvature of the spine, assist in supporting the spine, and prevent cervical and lumbar vertebrae from protruding!
The backrest design of traditional chairs provides no support for the neck and waist when bending forward.
The ergonomic chair has headrest support for the neck and lumbar support for the waist. The chair back is also designed to provide neck and lumbar support.
②Ergonomic chairs can disperse body weight, reduce spinal pressure, and relieve fatigue from sitting for long periods of time!
Just from the perspective of the weight of the body borne by the spine, when sitting upright, the weight of the upper body of the human body is completely supported by the spine. When you sit in an ergonomic chair and lean back slightly, part of your body’s gravity is supported by the chair, greatly reducing the weight on your spine. When the “lying” mode of the ergonomic chair is turned on, the spine can rest and get a chance to relax.
The larger the contact surface between the person and the backrest, the stronger the wrapping feeling and the more comfortable the actual body feeling. When the human body leans on the ergonomic chair, the body pressure can also be well released. It reduces the accumulation of fatigue in various joints of the body caused by sitting for long periods of time, and can better meet the actual needs of sedentary workers.
③Ergonomic chairs can provide a “lying flat” rest environment, relieve muscle tension and quickly restore energy.
Good rest quality can help people quickly recover their physical strength and energy, release pressure on various parts of the human body, allow the human body time to repair itself, and avoid fatigue damage to the spine and other parts.
Post time: May-18-2024