Thursday, March 14, 2019

Protecting Yourself from a Job That Requires Constant Use of a Computer


Just because you sit inside an office while using your computer to work does not mean you are safe. You will still be at risk because of the nature of the job. Sitting for several hours a day could pose health risks. Add to that the use of a computer that exposes you to radiation for several hours a day. These are some tips to remember if you have no choice since this is how you need to do your work.

Adjust the monitor


Find the right table where you can work without having posture issues. If the computer is either too low or too high, you will have a hard time seeing the screen. If you are using a laptop computer, find one that you could quickly adjust so that it does not matter even if your table is not the perfect one for work. Ask your manager for help if you cannot work well because of your table.

Always observe proper posture


You might not realize it at first, but you will have back problems over time because you are on your computer for an entire day. Sit properly while typing. Make sure that your arms are in a vertical position to put less strain on your muscles. Avoid leaning heavily forward since you might slouch. Keep the neck and spine lined up all the time.

Stand every 30 minutes

You need to stand and shake your body every 30 minutes. If not, you need to walk around the office. You could also do some exercises on your chair without disturbing others. Set the alarm to remind you that it is time for you to move.

Stop working during your break


The downside of having a job that only requires a computer is that you might feel tempted to continue working during the break. You can eat at your desk while working. It is not a good idea. The break is your only chance to walk around. Therefore, you need to take that opportunity. If possible, you need to find the farthest away place to eat at work and walk in that direction. Even when you are on a toilet break, you should look for the most distant toilet from your office.

Try pacing yourself

You can create a schedule before you start working that allows you to accomplish the task even when you do not remain seated for eight straight hours. If you pace yourself correctly, you will not have spine issues in the long run. You will also avoid fatigue due to the burden of your work.

Use EMF protection

You are facing your computer for many hours, and it releases radiation. The EMF or electromagnetic field could harm you. Therefore, you need to use EMF protection devices like the ones you can buy at www.lifeenergysolutions.com. You need protection so that even if you work for extended hours, you will not worry about radiation.

With these tips, you will feel less worried about the nature of your job.

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