Chumian Women's Back Support Brace Posture Corrector Waist Trainer Corset Tummy Control Body Shaper for Spinal Neck Shoulder

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Lucy Corsetry strongly recommends that you consult with your trusted healthcare professional(s) before purchasing or using a corset for any reason, and ensure that your health and well-being is monitored regularly. Being unable to fall asleep, stay asleep for the entire night, or even enter a deeper state of sleep is extremely detrimental to your health and productivity. According to the product’s manufacturer, the posture corrector helps prevent slouching while alleviating back pain and discomfort. The manufacturer states that the brace takes pressure off of key areas, thereby reducing back, neck, shoulder, and clavicle pain.

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You might be surprised by how tight it feels when you first start, but your body will become accustomed to it quickly if you stick to a plan.However, give yourself extra time to into and out of this corset, because the straps fasten in the back instead of the front, and the lack of front busk can make wriggling into this corset a bit tricky! Adolescent scoliosis is the exception where the brace is meant to be worn most of the day until the patient stops growing. The manufacturer recommends wearing the back brace for 15 minutes per day and slowly working up to wearing it for 2 hours at a time.

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This back brace offers additional lumbar support to your lower back and comes with dual Velcro straps—one on both sides of the body—to get the compression fit just right.That said, the manufacturer says it is normal to feel mild discomfort when first using the back brace due to the body being held in the correct posture. Most back braces use materials like polyester, neoprene, or a mesh fabric to give the user flexibility and breathability while still offering support. Traits of good posture include a neutrally positioned spine and limited stress and wear on your muscle groups, joints, and ligaments. The credit of inventing the corset is bestowed upon Roxey Ann Caplin who was a famous corset maker in around mid-1800s in London.