The difference between growing and growing well
medi Posture plus young helps you to regain good posture habits rmly and gently: effective thanks to the principles of biofeedback, with the soft touch of ne Egyptian Mako cotton.
medi Posture plus young pays special attention to sensitive skin. So it can be worn even as underwear.
The mesh fabric under the armpit area favours high breathability, and the double thoracodorsal panels, together with the abdominal panel, work in synergy to regain good posture by delicately stimulating the biofeedback of the wearer.
The at, elastic seams also provide great comfort.
The length of the T-shirt, down to the sacral region, keeps its stable at all times.
The mesh weave fabric under the armpit provides increased comfort and breathability. The double thoracodorsal panel, together with the abdominal panel, in synergy to regain good posture.
Features:
Colour: white
Indications:
Dysmorphic development of the spine during adolescence (dorsal kyphosis, lumbar hyperlordosis, prepended shoulder girdle).
Even when we are not aware of it, our torso and spine work for us, contributing to each movement and activity in a complex mechanism designed to simplify our lives. Very often, however, stress, physical traumas and incorrect body positions lead to poor postual habits which can in uence our physical well-being in a negative way.
A happy comeback for good posture
Poor posture often becomes a habit for so long that we no longer perceive it as being wrong. Over time, the damage caused gets worse. It needs external stimuli to help individuals become aware of their bad posture and correct it.
And this is where medi Posture plus system comes into play: it is a programme dedicated to all those who wish to regain their postural well-being and achieve a better quality of life.
These are some examples of the time dedicated each month to day-to-day activities where maintaining good posture is essential to our well-being:
TV: approx. 45 hours / month (source: Millward Brown AdReaction 2014)
PC, laptop, tablet: approx. 61.5 hours / month (source: Millward Brown AdReaction 2014)
Car: approx. 45 hours / month (source: Unipol Sai 2014)
Sleep: approx. 210 hours / month (source: Sleepy Cycle app)
Physical activity: approx. 10 hours / month (source: advised by WHO
| Size | Chest | Height |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 68 - 70 cm | 132 - 138 |
| S | 70 - 72 cm | 138 - 144 |
| M | 72 - 75 cm | 144 - 150 |
| L | 75 - 78 cm | 150 - 154 |
| XL | 78 - 81 cm | 154 - 160 |
