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What are the Potential Long-Term Effects of Slouching?

Chronic slouching can lead to a host of long-term issues, including:
Chronic back and neck pain.
Poor spinal alignment and potential deformities.
Reduced lung capacity and breathing difficulties.
Decreased self-esteem due to poor posture.

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