Recently, I woke up with intense pain in my lower back. Not the kind of mild stiffness that disappears after a stretch—but the kind of pain that makes you cautious about every movement. Sitting felt uncomfortable. Standing felt worse. Even simple stretches didn’t seem to help. So I did what most of us do when something hurts: I tried to stretch the place that hurt. I focused on my lower back. I stretched. I moved carefully. But nothing seemed to resolve the issue. Then someone reminded me...

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When we hear the word posture , most of us picture a simple instruction: stand up straight.  But posture isn’t about holding a stiff, “perfect” position—it’s about how your body supports itself over time.