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0 Degrees 10-12 lbs 15 Degrees 27 lbs 30 Degrees 40 lbs 45 Degrees 49 lbs 60 Degrees 60 lbs TEXT NECK Staring down at your cell phone places additional stress on your neck, shoulders, and upper back - causing pain with repetitive use. In fact, for every inch that your head tilts forward, your spine undergoes an additional 10 pounds of strain. Be mindful of your posture while using your tech devices. Position your computer, tablet, or smartphone so that you’re not tilting your head downward. Ideally, when holding your head upright, the center of your screen should be at eye level. PREVENT IT

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TEXT NECKStaring down at your cell phone places additional stress on your neck, shoulders, and upper

back - causing pain with repetitive use. In fact, for every inch that your head tilts forward, yourspine undergoes an additional 10 pounds of strain.

Be mindful of your posture while using your tech devices. Position your computer,tablet, or smartphone so that you’re not tilting your head downward. Ideally, when holding

your head upright, the center of your screen should be at eye level.PREVENT IT