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According to a study, the longer someone sits cross-legged, the more likely it is that their pelvic muscle lengths and bone arrangement will change over time. It might also lead to a misalignment of the spine and shoulders because of the way the human skeleton is connected
Writing about it in The Conversation, experts from the Clinical Anatomy Learning Centre at Lancaster University warned that this could have a dangerous trajectory in the body – it can change the speed at which blood moves through the vessels in the lower limbs. As a result, it might contribute to a heightened risk of blood clots.
C-17 for three hours like sardines, sitting cross legged with everybody full of questions. and i, of course, was not able to answer those questions, anderson. >> yeah. clarissa ward, appreciate the reporting. sam kiley, as well. please be careful. sam. coming up next, more breaking news tonight. a live report from capitol hill, plus analysis about a major development in the investigation of the capitol riot. one with potential repercussions for republican members of congress and others. we'll be right back. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean n...
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Adrenaline junkies who dominated the longest slack line in rio de janeiro, brazil. 3,000 feet above ground. their life hanging in one waist-tied harness. >> just about having fun. all of it, the reason we do it, all of it is fun. >> reporter: pictures capture the death-defiers on thin wires, balancing their body, sitting cross legged, even dangling upside down. we got a taste of andy's skills at last year's super bowl. when he wowed the crowd at madonna's halftime performance. but traveling the world and discovering new high lines is fulfilling a lifelong dream. >> seems crazy from the outside...