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That’s a lot of powerful infor-
mation from just five mouse
clicks and 59 seconds of your
time. You can clearly show a
patient, using their own photo-
graphs, that their posture might
be affecting the way their spine
is moving. Perhaps causing
some areas to move too much,
while other areas move too
little.
For most DCs, the essence of
what you do, regardless of tech-
nique or practice philosophy, is
to find these areas of hyper or
hypo mobility and fix them.
To facilitate this patient education process, I’ve devised a method of combining the information ob-
tained in a lateral posture exam to calculate a person’s Posture Number . This number then becomes
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an easy identifier of the extent of the problem, and an easy way to track progress. At screenings it is
now easy to ask “What’s Your Posture Number? ”
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This new version of Posture Pro also comes with a new brochure in BrochurePro Lite titled “What’s
Your Posture Number? ”, and comes with files to create a 2’x3’ poster of the same name.
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I’ve registered the phrase Posture Number, and “What’s Your Posture Number? ” and copyrighted
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the code algorithm used to create the posture number. So, only Posture Pro can calculate this number
and only Posture Pro users can ask the question “What’s Your Posture Number? ”
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On our website, www.posturenumber.com we will have a database of practitioners able to answer the
question “What’s Your Posture Number? ”
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Lateral Plumbline Points to Click to Get a Person's Posture Number tm
Click on Get Posture Number button, then make five clicks
1. EAM of ear You can actually perform a com-
2. Center of shoulder plete lateral exam in this fashion. A
3. Center of hip plumb line will be drawn, the pelvic tilt
4. Center of knee estimated, the forward head travel calcu-
5. Just in front of ankles. After the last click lated and the additional cervical forces
the line will be drawn
will be calculated.