A mania that could impact her health.
Queen Letizia is the subject of constant scrutiny in Spain, and a habit has recently been revealed that could have serious repercussions for her health. Her posture and gestures are carefully analyzed in every public appearance, and now a habit has been discovered that could trigger a serious illness if she is not corrected.
Despite maintaining a rigid, upright posture at her public gatherings, the queen consort has a habit that goes against royal protocol and could cause significant injury. Her habit of crossing her legs while sitting is seen as a breach of protocol, and her mother-in-law, Queen Sofia, has repeatedly advised her to avoid it.
Sitting with your legs crossed can cause physical problems, especially in the hip joint. This posture can cause overload and injuries to the pelvis, since the muscles are not contracted correctly, which puts pressure on the ischium bone of the hip, and investigating the life of the consort it can be seen that she does this habit repetitively.
The consequences of this habit are already beginning to manifest in Queen Letizia, showing muscle problems and unevenness in her legs when walking or sitting. This could lead to a misaligned hip and cause noticeable lameness.
Although King Philip's wife is trying to correct this acquired vice, her rigid posture has a scientific explanation and the consequences could be more serious if not properly addressed. It is essential for her health and well-being to correct this habit before the injuries become more evident and difficult to reverse.
