Working from Home: Mastering the Art of Sitting at Your Computer

Millions are now working from home that never were before. They're ill-prepared for the impact of continuous and intense computer-related work. It's taking its toll.



No more commute, but now Zoom meetings are taking over your day. Last night's leftovers close at hand call to you non-stop. To some, the workstation is the kitchen table, Or maybe it's a corner of a room with an easy chair. The lighting isn't right, the table is too high, the chair is too soft. You're "feeling it" in places like never before. So now working from home isn't working for you. The pain in your neck, literally, seems to start with your computer and goes from there.



Dr. Mitchell Kershner saw it coming! Working From Home each element that at-home working people face every day; physically and mentally. Here you'll find real solutions that deliver 24 hour relief from 8 hours of intensity

Mitchell Kershner, ND, is a naturopathic doctor who has served in the health field for more than thirty-two years. He has studied at Florida International University, and at the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon.

He has served as instructor at the University of New Mexico in the nursing program biology/science department, in clinical nutrition, and anatomy and physiology at the undergraduate level. Having received a diploma equivalent in culinary arts from the International Culinary School at the Art Institutes in Fort Lauderdale, he started Healthy Chef Doctor, a company dedicated to health education through guest lecturing, healthy cooking demonstrations, and private events.

His practice is located in Stuart, Florida.