Cervical lordosis

The spine has natural curves that help with weight distribution and flexibility. These curves include the cervical and lumbar lordosis (inward curves) and the thoracic and sacral kyphosis (outward curves).

This weekend’s challenge is called the Neck Vertebrae Aligner, an exercise to maintain and even recover the curve of your cervical (neck) vertebrae.

Here we are going to discuss what is the loss of cervical lordosis by defining the term, exploring causes of the condition’s development, and how it’s treated.

Proper posture is not the only reason why the reversal of cervical or lumbar lordosis is necessary. There are many important reasons to correct poor back and neck posture; this article provides the details.

cervical lordosis

If the vertebrae in the neck bend unnaturally, it creates issues to support the weight of the head. If it bends in the wrong direction that is a reversal of cervical lordosis.

What causes straight neck? How do some people end up with a reverse curve in the neck? How can these conditions impact not only spine pain but also overall health? We will address these questions and direct you to a natural solution. #NeckPainRelief #NeckAcheRelief #NaturalRelief

The neck's normal curve is vital to its function. Straightening of this cervical lordosis can lead to pain and movement issues.

Lordosis is the medical definition for an excessively curved spine in your neck or lower back.