During my meanderings through the Western Isles, I am becoming more and more aware of a problem which is very common in this modern age in which we live. A problem we, as a species, have brought upon ourselves. I am referring to the aches and pains we suffer due to postural imbalances which most of us assume are part and parcel of our advancing years. This may not be the case. Those postural imbalances (poor posture) may be causing headaches, sore shoulders, sore backs, sciatica, painful knees or hips and, providing there is not too much wear and tear resulting, may be sorted quite simply and painlessly. Often the pains associated with poor posture are due to overuse of postural muscles and could manifest themselves anywhere. Should this be the case, simple manipulations could be all that is needed.More to follow........................