The author holds a Master’s degree in Architecture and is a qualified engineer. As an independent researcher, he focuses on the impact of gravity on life on Earth. His interest in human biomechanics arose from personal struggles with a severe spinal condition. After exploring numerous treatment options, he began to view the human body as a complex, spatial mechanical system influenced by gravity—much like engineered structures that function according to the laws of physics.
Observing that structures with logically aligned components perform more reliably inspired his approach to studying the human body. Combining this perspective with knowledge from academic and alternative medicine, he developed practical guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of spinal and musculoskeletal disorders. By applying these principles, he successfully avoided spinal surgery and, years after overcoming a severe intervertebral disc herniation, remains free of related symptoms.
His research and experiences led to the creation of the book “Fix Your Back Like an Architect”, where he introduces concepts such as:

• The theory of gravitational muscle tension, explaining how humans maintain upright posture, walk, and perform daily
  activities,
• A new interpretation of joint mechanics based on micro-gap dynamics between joint surfaces, crucial for maintaining
  upright posture,
• The concept of the spine as a mechanical transmission, regulating muscle tension and stabilizing the body in various
  positions.

The author’s work combines engineering precision with a deep understanding of human anatomy, offering innovative and practical solutions to effectively solve musculoskeletal problems.