The 4-Hour Body - An Uncommon Guide to Rapid Fat-Loss, Incredible Sex, and Becoming Superhuman - Timothy Ferriss
Chronic use of high-heeled shoes usually results in some degree of kyphosis-lordosis and
related pains in the lower back and mid-upper back. Kyphosis-lordosis, seen in the second
illustration to the right, is posture characterized by "convex curvature of the thoracic spine and
an inwardly curved lower back resulting from the pelvis being tilted forward." This is an
an inwardly curved lower back resulting from the pelvis being tilted forward." This is an
academic way of saying hunchbacked and swaybacked at the same time.
This is how both men and women with less than 10% bodyfat can end up looking potbellied.
It's the overarching of the low back, not excessive bodyfat, that causes this unfortunate optical
illusion.
The x is simple: most of the time, wear ats or shoes with little di erence in sole thickness
from toe to heel. Shifting to wearing Vibram Five Fingers® and Terra Plana Barefoot Vivo shoes