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Symptoms
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A multitude of aches and pains originates with faulty foot and postural mechanics, often perpetuated and amplified by muscular compensation patterns. Hyperpronation de-stabilizes the pelvis impacting the curves of the spine. The body is one connected musculoskeletal system, and posture impacts that system from head to toe. Click on the symptom to learn how PCIs can help you.