Standing desks 'increase pain' and slow down mental ability, study suggests
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Experts have warned that despite the “feverish” trend towards adopting the adjustable desks, there is little solid evidence to support their use, as well as concerns they may do more harm than good.
Back to my lie-down "desk" I go
I can testify to both of these being true. At least, that's my excuse for the second one.
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Experts have warned that despite the “feverish” trend towards adopting the adjustable desks, there is little solid evidence to support their use, as well as concerns they may do more harm than good.
Back to my lie-down "desk" I go
I can testify to both of these being true. At least, that's my excuse for the second one.
The Empire Office-Chair-Lobby Strikes Back :-D Return of the swivel-chair battles!
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Experts have warned that despite the “feverish” trend towards adopting the adjustable desks, there is little solid evidence to support their use, as well as concerns they may do more harm than good.
Back to my lie-down "desk" I go
I can testify to both of these being true. At least, that's my excuse for the second one.
I've worked with people who have had desks that can be used in a sitting or standing position; the desk has controls to raise or lower as needed. I suppose, for those that have 'standing only' desks, they could request chair with extreme extension to allow them to 'sit' at an elevated level. No harm there, not is there...