In this episode of Resilience Radio, host Irvin Eisenberg sits down with Turner Osler, a trauma surgeon turned innovator behind the QOR360 chair. They discuss the journey from medicine to designing a chair that promotes movement, upright posture, and active sitting as an alternative to conventional ergonomic solutions.

Key topics include: ✅ The science behind the Core 360 chair’s design ✅ Health risks of prolonged sitting ✅ Why standing desks and yoga balls may not be the answer ✅ The importance of movement and active sitting for overall health ✅ How cultural practices influence posture and well-being

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