Welcome to PosturePro.com
"What's Your Posture Number?"®
We developed the first posture
analysis system to analyze digital posture images in 1994 and have never looked
back. For almost 20 years we have been the leader in posture analysis software
and correction strategies.
We are committed to providing
serious professional software to get the job done quickly and accurately. We
also have developed an entire line of marketing tools to help expand the use of
posture analysis in your area.
Posture Pro 8. Supports 32 and 64 Bit
Versions of Windows XP, VISTA and Windows 7 and 8.
Posture Pro
is now a complete turn-key system that includes software, marketing tools and
expert support and training. Still the #1 system world-wide.
Fifteen years ago
Posture Pro started the posture analysis revolution and today it's still the #1
system. Each month over one million exams are performed by 10,000 customers in
45 countries.
Posture Pro
version 8 continues the tradition of fast spinal screenings and accurate
clinical exams. New in version 8 is a Loss of Height feature that estimates how
much height has been lost due to the abnormal posture. AND, a new Spinal Stress
Calculator to show actual mechanical stresses on the spine.
Unlike other
companies, we still don't charge for basic technical support or software
updates. Call today for your private live Internet demonstration of this
powerful clinical and management tool.
Posture Blocks™
Passive
System of Posture Correction
(Patent Pending)
Created by Dr. Joe Ventura, Posture Blocks
is not a pillow but rather a therapeutic cushion system of foam blocks that
provide anatomical resistance and traction to reverse the effects of Forward
Head Posture.
Be sure to download the latest Posture Study. It could change everything you
think about posture as a clinical tool, for the better!
Click Here (It's an acrobat pdf file)
SPINE, 2005
• "All measures of health status showed significantly poorer scores as C7
plumb line deviation increased."
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 2004
• "Older men and women with hyperkyphotic posture have higher mortality rates.
American Journal of Pain Management, 1994
• "Spinal pain, headache, mood, blood pressure, pulse, and lung capacity are
among the functions most easily influenced by posture."
Archives of Internal Medicine 2007 - Loss of Height Linked To
Heart Disease And Early Death
• "Height loss was associated with a 42% increased risk of coronary events
such as heart attacks, even in men who had no history of cardiovascular
disease.