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Daily Archives: November 9, 2012

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What Makes My Joints Pop or Crack? Is it Causing Damage?

General Health, Research and Seminars, UncategorizedBy bosgbNovember 9, 2012

by Evie Ullman, DPT Any Physical Therapist will tell you that if they had a dime for every time a patient asked them this question, they’d be rich. First of all, cracking your joints does not cause damage or lead to arthritis down the road. There is no evidence to support this, so feel free…

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