Sitting cross-legged is a common habit, whether you’re working from home, meditating, or lounging on the couch. But with more people adopting this posture for hours during remote work, concerns about ...

We all sit cross-legged at some point, whether while eating on the floor, chatting with friends, or simply curling up in a chair. It feels casual and comforting. However, science suggests that this ...

That comfortable cross-legged position you unconsciously slip into during meetings, while watching television, or working at your desk might feel natural and relaxed, but beneath the surface, it’s ...

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Sitting cross-legged can benefit the hips by stretching muscles and ligaments, but it can also strain the spine and it's not suitable for people with back problems, say orthopedic doctors. The posture ...

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