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Brian Rothbart

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Poor Posture In Children Posted: 07-04-05 04:33am


Poor posture in children has recently been linked to an embryological foot type first reported by rothbart in 2002 (journal of bodyworks and movement therapy). For more information on this foot type and how it results in poor posture, visit the following website (currently ranked number one by google): http://www.Rothbartsfoot. Bravehost.Com brian a rothbart podiatric biomechanical engineer and researcher rome, italy

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