

Effectiveness: First off, you need to find a posture corrector that works.“Additionally, prolonged stretch of the pectoralis minor could itself contribute to compression of compression of the distal (subclavian) portion of the brachial plexus,” he says. Tokarz, prolonged passive stretching of the pectoralis major and minor muscles could potentially result in development of myofascial pain.

Could Promote Further Pain: According to Dr.They find them too restrictive, difficult to keep in place, irritating, find that they don’t end up using them very long.

Zazulak reveals that many people find posture correctors to be uncomfortable. “Further research is necessary to confirm their validity,” she says.
