Although capable of making communication easier, doctors warn, the technology also make users potentially have problems in the upper back, especially in the neck region.
"If you continue to look down, you will add a curve to the front which makes the whole spine becomes curved," said Kirsten Lord, managing director of Edinburgh Physiotherapy Centre, as quoted by the Daily Mail, June 7, 2011.
Lord says, your shoulder will move forward and become circular. After that, stand erect and raise the neck will be uncomfortable because the muscles you need to use has to be short because rarely used.
Until recently, it has long been known that too much use of computers also greatly affect your posture.
"Sitting in front of computer screens are also burdening the middle of the spine which means making flexibility decreases and increases the risk of tension," said Lord. "In addition, since the ribs attached to the spine, stiffness in the region makes it difficult to draw a long breath," he said.
Another potential danger to the body posture is also caused by seeing the laptop in the long term. "His condition is getting worse if the laptop is used without the holder when the user sits on the couch," said Lord. Read also : 4 Hollywood Actress in Sex Video Scandals
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