You can pretty much split the world into two clear groups: Those of us that crack our joints, and those that don’t. If you do, like we do, you’ll know how much more comfortable and freer your fingers, knees, neck and back can feel after a good snapping. If you don’t crack, you’ll no doubt just think of it as a nasty habit. And probably scold the crackers you know.
But what’s the science behind it? Common consensus on the matter says that cracking joints is bad for you and will result in long-term medical issues like arthritis and things. But has there ever actually been any real research into it? Well, it turns out there has been…
Find out the answer!
