The Obvious Signs of Aging

How can you tell an "aging" person at a distance? It's by their posture, isn't it? Posture is the habitual way our nervous system sets our muscular system.

Much has been said in recent years about osteoporosis—loss of bone density—being responsible for changes of posture. While that is true in some cases, subluxations have much more to do with the postural changes of aging than does osteoporosis. The posture of aging reveals subluxations that a person has accumulated and may have carried for years. Along with postural changes, the mythology of aging has two key features: pains and stiffness.

Is it possible that chronic muscular tension alone can create the pains and stiffness of aging?

Sources of Pain and Stiffness