Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews.
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The group's discussions express strong agreement with the article's conclusion that there is no definitive causality between posture and back pain, exemplified by phrases like 'no evidence to point to a causal relationship' and 'bad posture doesn't cause pain.' The tone is analytical and somewhat skeptical of traditional beliefs, with posters citing multiple scientific sources and advocating for evidence-based viewpoints, reflecting high interest and moderate engagement, though the impact remains limited to raising awareness rather than immediate change.
Most discussions emphasize that there is no clear evidence linking posture or physical exposure to back pain causality, aligning with the article's findings.
The engagement with the topic is high, as many comments reference scientific studies, challenge misconceptions, and discuss implications for practice.
Many posters delve into detailed debates, citing research and questioning assumptions, indicating moderate to deep engagement.
The discussions could influence perceptions by challenging commonly held beliefs about posture and back pain, but the overall impact on policy or practice remains moderate.
Abstract in brief
- The review found that although some evidence suggests a link between spinal postures or physical activities (like sitting, bending, or whole-body vibration) and low back pain (LBP), there is no clear consensus on whether these factors actually cause LBP.
- Meta-analyses tended to show more consistent associations, but reviews focusing on prospective studies (which track people over time) were less conclusive, indicating that the evidence for causality is still uncertain.
- Overall, while many reviews report associations between certain physical exposures and LBP, they do not definitively prove that these exposures cause the pain, highlighting the need for more rigorous research to clarify causality.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyPosture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain! The issue is it doesn’t… https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN But this doesn’t mean we shouldn’t check someone’s posture… read on below to find out how…
Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats des revues systématiques tentant de lier posture et douleur sont inconstants. https://t.co/uW8NsiUikK
And numerous studies have shown no associations with any one postural type and greater amounts of back pain! https://t.co/tmMe2h66wZ https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
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@TheJGMMA @MCJ_Dolph you can’t change posture, also there’s nothing inherently wrong with anterior pelvic tilt, it’s quite common https://t.co/8E0MZ3fHW1
RT @E3Rehab: 4. Summarizing the effects of different exercise types in chronic low back pain – a systematic review of systematic reviews (G…
4. Summarizing the effects of different exercise types in chronic low back pain – a systematic review of systematic reviews (Grooten, 2022) 5. No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews (Swain, https://t.co/A3ywcLt29g
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This isnt strictly gaming related but not completely unrelated either. Menno Henselmans has an excellent video on posture and how we spend far too much time worrying about it. Also an excellent channel for workout advice. https://t.co/Robr8b5CGD
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People often blame posture on low back pain but no evidence to point to a causal relationship. My recommendation: sit and stand how you want. https://t.co/3goNlLhBFj
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
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RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
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RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
@paymusclemommy https://t.co/0RZpKLfdM2 https://t.co/y2Me0gusui https://t.co/Gp25cLUQoz Those are a few. I could spend a lot more time finding more but if you want a less nuanced read, I like Paul Ingraham's article on https://t.co/kK1cAoaSX6 and you can go over the footnotes.
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
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RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @belavyprof: Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
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RT @pash22: No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews h…
RT @pash22: No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews h…
No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews https://t.co/kbJQ1eGA0d via @belavyprof et al https://t.co/tgvYDztGLW
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Does #backpain depend on your posture? A systematic review of systematic reviews
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
@Retlouping @2far_0utThere @adamdobson123 @AdamMeakins @marklaslett_NZ @MortenEk @PeteOSullivanPT @PhysioNetwork @PhysioMeScience OP is a link to Swain 2020: https://t.co/f5E73wuTPt
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @AdamMeakins: Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
Posture has the strongest data for correlation yet the weakest data for causation of back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
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RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
RT @thinkin_mkdeabh: Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats…
Il n'existe pas de consensus sur les bonnes postures. C'est débattu donc par définition pas consensuel. Les résultats des revues systématiques tentant de lier posture et douleur sont inconstants. https://t.co/uW8NsiUikK
RT @AdamMeakins: Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain!…
RT @AdamMeakins: Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain!…
RT @AdamMeakins: Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain!…
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RT @AdamMeakins: Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain!…
RT @AdamMeakins: Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain!…
RT @AdamMeakins: Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain!…
RT @AdamMeakins: Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain!…
Checking someone’s posture is popular in fitness and rehab as it’s thought to reduce the risk of things like back pain! The issue is it doesn’t… https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN But this doesn’t mean we shouldn’t check someone’s posture… read on below to find out how…
Você fisioterapeuta tem que entender que uma boa postura não previne dor na lombar e nem uma má postura causa dor lombar! Até quando essa afirmação equivocada vai ser propagada aos ventos? https://t.co/HXMbrtDSUq
"No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A SR of SR" Swain et al (2020) There is no consensus regarding causality of spine postures to LBP. Association has been documented but does not provide a causal explanation for LBP. #lowbackpain https://t.co/Qh7KlfkjrN
RT @ZakJackPT: If you still don't believe me that 'bad' posture doesn't really exist, here is another study that found no link between slum…
If you still don't believe me that 'bad' posture doesn't really exist, here is another study that found no link between slumping postures and pain: https://t.co/XVlrpVNNxh
@skulpan1 There doesn’t seem to be a firm causal impact whenever it’s measured. The Battié twin papers on the spine show jobs with vastly different postures have the same spinal structures. Same for posture and pain. https://t.co/SvhU8W0ksu
RT @belavyprof: Thanks @FitFounder for raising awareness with this kind of great posts. It may be of interest to your followers that sitti…
RT @belavyprof: Thanks @FitFounder for raising awareness with this kind of great posts. It may be of interest to your followers that sitti…
RT @belavyprof: Thanks @FitFounder for raising awareness with this kind of great posts. It may be of interest to your followers that sitti…
RT @belavyprof: Thanks @FitFounder for raising awareness with this kind of great posts. It may be of interest to your followers that sitti…
RT @belavyprof: Thanks @FitFounder for raising awareness with this kind of great posts. It may be of interest to your followers that sitti…
Thanks @FitFounder for raising awareness with this kind of great posts. It may be of interest to your followers that sitting is not a major risk factor for back pain https://t.co/67g5OjFz1G @PhysioMeScience @PatrickOwenPhD @JWI_SpineGroup https://t.co/r8SrcwUiD1
RT @MichaelBraccio: Research does not support that sitting is a risk factor for back pain. https://t.co/cu90cUFRBI
RT @MichaelBraccio: Research does not support that sitting is a risk factor for back pain. https://t.co/cu90cUFRBI
RT @MichaelBraccio: Research does not support that sitting is a risk factor for back pain. https://t.co/cu90cUFRBI
Research does not support that sitting is a risk factor for back pain. https://t.co/cu90cUFRBI
RT @golfperfnetwork: Pain can be complicated and it isn’t as simple at X = Y. Link to the paper here: https://t.co/t9y2C529yl #golf #gol…
Pain can be complicated and it isn’t as simple at X = Y. Link to the paper here: https://t.co/t9y2C529yl #golf #golfr #golfscience #posture #fitness #golfcourse #golfswing #golfaddict
Ten Tweet nie wyczerpuje problemu ale jest zaczątkiem do dyskusji i materiałem zawierający mój research do nadchodzącego odcinka. Czekam na pytania i podajcie dalej! :) 6/6 Link do badań: https://t.co/brID1hAh6w
RT @AdamMeakins: And numerous studies have shown no associations with any one postural type and greater amounts of back pain! https://t.co…
No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews - PubMed - https://t.co/J7BFFTmstk
@Griffiths267 Hi Griffin, I’m afraid that despite what @Conor_Harris_ says there is no evidence that APT is associated with back pain or injury! https://t.co/6KXxhpHVHl Unfortunately this is the issue with ill-informed personal trainers teaching others about pain and injury!
RT @AdamMeakins: And numerous studies have shown no associations with any one postural type and greater amounts of back pain! https://t.co…
And numerous studies have shown no associations with any one postural type and greater amounts of back pain! https://t.co/tmMe2h66wZ https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN
RT @hhlauridsen: No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and l... https://t.co/Pk7UcrcQgA
RT @hhlauridsen: No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and l... https://t.co/Pk7UcrcQgA
RT @hhlauridsen: No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and l... https://t.co/Pk7UcrcQgA
No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and l... https://t.co/Pk7UcrcQgA
Does bad posture cause low back pain? This paper pooled the results from 41 studies to answer that question. What they found was shocking: "there is no consensus regarding causality of physical exposure to LBP." I.e. bad posture doesn't cause pain. https://t.co/rLazOGb9Ih
@themikkelu @ItsKieranDrew Thanks @themikkelu for sharing our publication. @ItsKieranDrew agree, sitting for long periods is known to be detrimental for health (in general). In terms of back pain risk, it does not really appear to be an issue. Thanks both for the discussion! https://t.co/67g5OjG6Re
@ItsKieranDrew This is not based on evidence. There is no evidence that a correct posture leads prevents back pain. The best posture, is the next posture… https://t.co/aoH2G1dw9X
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No clear causal relationship between different postures and LBP. 41 reviews included. https://t.co/fOLkjwOPkc
New video on lower cross syndrome and anterior pelvic tilt for low back pain. I literally almost ran out of room in the description for the citations… https://t.co/8eamZkbfdd
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Are online videos on low back pain evidence based? TL/DR: only 50% of the top videos included a recommendation consistent with the clinical practice guidelines https://t.co/Emb54FRMAy
@duvivierfloren2 @ThibautJacques En même temps nous ne sommes pas fichus de nous mettre d'accord sur ce qui constitue une "bonne" posture https://t.co/igpqL8MUAh
RT @PatrickOwenPhD: @PhysioMeScience @BelavySpine Our paper behind that statement: https://t.co/3y3DiNxPOm //@DeakinIPAN @ctvswain
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[タイトル] No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: a systematic review of systematic reviews[著者] Christopher T.V.Swain et al. [掲載雑誌] Journal of Biomechanics Vol 102, 109312 [掲載年] 2020
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@GregLehman @_Tyson_Beach Yup association in cross-sectional studies often gets mixed up as a "risk factor", but it isn't -- that needs to be prospective. On basis of the data https://t.co/67g5OjX9Te can't say flexion IS a "risk factor". But, on basis of available data, also hard to say it ISN'T.
RT @_Tyson_Beach: @GregLehman Statistical associations btwn spine motion variables and LBD reporting exist, but not found in all studies. W…
@GregLehman Statistical associations btwn spine motion variables and LBD reporting exist, but not found in all studies. When exposure data is measured well, tend to find more consistent associations, but of course, a single variable will not explain the variance: https://t.co/1t50wF7T4O
RT @scott_nutrition: Poor posture = Lower back pain ❌ Incorrect. I don’t know how many times I hear this. Bringing it back, what even is…
RT @scott_nutrition: Poor posture = Lower back pain ❌ Incorrect. I don’t know how many times I hear this. Bringing it back, what even is…
Poor posture = Lower back pain ❌ Incorrect. I don’t know how many times I hear this. Bringing it back, what even is poor posture? What is the perfect posture in order to assess what poor posture is? Is there a gold standard? No... https://t.co/P9wwnLpbB0
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"I have lower back pain, i've been told i need to improve my posture" - What was your posture like pre pain? - Is there a gold standard of posture? Nope... Association has been documented but does not provide a causal explanation for LBP. https://t.co/P9wwnLpbB0
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
RT @AdamMeakins: Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and…
Despite the availability of many reviews there is still no consensus on the causality of posture or physical exposure and low back pain! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN https://t.co/oQvESJIzDo
RT @AdamMeakins: A systematic review of systematic reviews... Evidence that posture, prolonged standing, sitting, bending, twisting, awkwa…
RT @AdamMeakins: A systematic review of systematic reviews... Evidence that posture, prolonged standing, sitting, bending, twisting, awkwa…
RT @AdamMeakins: A systematic review of systematic reviews... Evidence that posture, prolonged standing, sitting, bending, twisting, awkwa…
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RT @AdamMeakins: A systematic review of systematic reviews... Evidence that posture, prolonged standing, sitting, bending, twisting, awkwa…
A systematic review of systematic reviews... Evidence that posture, prolonged standing, sitting, bending, twisting, awkward positions, whole body vibration, and heavy physical work precede first time LBP or have a dose response relationship was mixed! https://t.co/6KXxhpqkPN https://t.co/gONSrXdxqg
No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain https://t.co/gB0oWRQ67U
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@PainSci There is good evidence that #sitting isn't a risk factor for #backpain. #systematicreview
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@3FellowsPT @kramec2000 @mnptpac Tell me you referenced: "No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews." Christopher T.V. Swain et al. ?!?
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No consensus on causality of spine postures or physical exposure and low back pain: A systematic review of systematic reviews https://t.co/fJ6IIlf5ec #biomechanics https://t.co/LG8YGkkqFv
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