“…United States (US), Canada and Europe refer to these as Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI), complications in the neck, arms and shoulders in Brazil, the Netherlands and Australia named it Occupational Overuse Syndrome and Japanese name for it is Cervicobrachial Occupational Disorders [ 1 ]. The USA spends approximately two billion dollars annually on its population suffering from Musculoskeletal Disorders, rs (MSDs), usually detected in the neck, arms and shoulders [ 2 ]. Sickness leaves at the workplace indirectly reflects the productivity and economy of the country.…”