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I have a similar mild scoliosis/desk avoidance thing. But what I've found is that it's not related to pain(I can game for hours and hours in a chair), it's more
by syntheweave 3y ago
I have a similar mild scoliosis/desk avoidance thing. But what I've found is that it's not related to pain(I can game for hours and hours in a chair), it's more of a energy/bloodflow/breathing issue. Lying prone or supine is actually a good posture for relaxing enough to think carefully. Sitting upright induces attention and focus to immediate tasks but it can also produce woozy idis haze right after eating.
My favorite setup, overall, is floor sitting with a low desk. This lets the posture shift around moment-to-moment, including fully upright seiza type positions and supine or prone positions.