Joint cracking

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  IS this still cracking my neck?
  • StickZer0  

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  Well as i have mentioned - like spasms sometimes, and ripples. Sudden pain when trying to get a hard joint and also, after i have cracked the neck, i often find when turning my neck to a certain place at the side that it kind of feels like it moves in an out like a twinge or something.
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  Hands
  • Blaze  

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  I read in the newspaper today about Angelina Jolie's veins sticking out of her arms a lot like a body builders. They were saying how strange it was for a 6 month old woman to have thin arms. They said it was due to her excessive work outs and dieting. Furthermore, a scientist said that veins that stick out is, if you have very little fat underneath. So i thought about my hands and how i am thin and i keep getting told to eat and now think that it is bad and dangerous.
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  Strange
  • Blaze  

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  No it wasn't.
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  Toe Cracking
  • jplee3  

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  That is why it feels good.
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  HEADACHES DUE TO NECK CRACKING
  • resak  

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  Yeh it feels nice initially then the headaches come.
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  Sternum crack?
  • conscentity  

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  If the sternum is lower - i don't really want to aggrovate it so i wouldn't intentionally crack it.
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  Joints that crack asymetrically
  • aerotive  

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  Well the first joints on my fingers don't all crack yet but that might be because i haven't tried for long. It seems i stopped cracking the main knuckle lol and starting something else.
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  Jointcracking common health practice in china
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  @JointCracker: I found a site with a number of joint cracker testimonials. The following quote from Matt Furey is very interesting and needs to be followed up: When I'm in China and go for my daily massage, the lady always cracks the knuckles on my hands and feet. In fact, she snaps them and pops them in a way that would make ole Sister Synesia (and yes, that was her name) cringe. And do you know - in China - cracking of the joints is NOT considered bad manners or form. It is a health practice. Cracking your knuckles opens up the meridians of the body so the chi can flow the way it is supposed to. So I recommend you do it daily. Very interesting - where was this from - also…. who was sister synesia
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  Together we unite…
  • kgish  

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  Took me ages to find.
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  Joint Cracking Jargon
  • bod8  

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  Double Jointed isn't real? What else have i been lied to about 8O Next thing you know - they will say Pingu doesn't exist :lol: :lol:
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  Clicking Wrists
  • Blaze  

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  Not really - but haven't played for a while.
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  Foot/Toe Stretches
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  Ouch.
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  Neck stretches
  • bod8  

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  Me: 90 degree thing Slowly up and stretch at the top Put head in hands and kind of turn it a bit more than neck can by 90 degree thing. Sometimes just turning my neck to the side by itself.
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  What do you think your body will be like when you're old?
  • bod8  

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  Way hay hay lol :lol:
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  Social cracking
  • crazedgiggles  

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  No worries
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  SERIOUS HELP
  • Blaze  

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  Yeh i know - there are some very sick people.
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  Chronic Cracking
  • marypillsbury  

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  Cool.
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  Does any one else disbelieve the synovial fluid arguement?
  • lotilda  

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  Didn't you ask that on another thread? The length of time that your joint takes before you can crack it again.
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  Toes! (and how they rule)
  • Rosethornn  

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  Dunno but i need to go to the doctor
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  I am not sure if…
  • Blaze  

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  O….k