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Are your shoulders rounding forward? Head leaning over your screen all day? That posture isn’t just bad—it’s rewiring your muscles and your brain. 👀

In this video, Dr. Tim Harrigan and Kirsten break down exactly why “tech neck” and forward posture happen and give you two simple moves—YWTL stretches and the Superman hold—to undo the damage.

✅ These exercises improve spinal alignment
✅ Boost cognitive function by stimulating your frontal lobe
✅ Relieve pain from migraines, carpal tunnel & tension
✅ Prevent long-term neurological stress

Start today and protect your spine and your mind. 💥

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