Cracking your knuckles is just releasing the nitrogen in between your joints. Cracking your knuckles can cause you to crack them more often. Your knuckles may become larger from cracking them.
It's possible that your joints have become more flexible, preventing the buildup of gas in the synovial fluid that causes the popping sound when cracking your knuckles. This increased flexibility can lead to less resistance and, thus, less cracking. Additionally, as you age, your joints may naturally produce less synovial fluid, making it harder to crack them.
Well it is. If you keep doing it it is likely you will get Arthiritus in your hands when you are older, which is meant to be horrible because it limits what you can do with your hands without pain occuring.
Frequent knuckle cracking does not appear to cause long-term harm or lead to arthritis, contrary to popular belief. However, excessive cracking may stretch the ligaments in the knuckles or make them looser over time. This can potentially lead to some minor swelling or discomfort in the affected area, but it does not cause any permanent damage to the knuckles themselves.
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They used to say that cracking your knuckles would give you arthritis. A doctor friend of mine says that that is not true; that "popping" your knuckles is just releasing gasses in the joints. However, the danger with cracking your knuckles is over-extending them or flexing them too far, which could cause pulled muscles or eventual joint damage.
No it cannot.
it will crack
It depends on the height you're falling from. If it's way too high, the person's may crack. If it's not too high, nothing much would happen.
No but now she is she did too much crack
the screen would crack
Fruit cake can crack for a few reasons. If it is jostled around or moved too much, it can split and break. Also, if the cake is too dry it is likely to begin to crumble or crack.
It's possible that your joints have become more flexible, preventing the buildup of gas in the synovial fluid that causes the popping sound when cracking your knuckles. This increased flexibility can lead to less resistance and, thus, less cracking. Additionally, as you age, your joints may naturally produce less synovial fluid, making it harder to crack them.
Cap'n Knuckles used to look like a human before he ate too much candy one day. (Shows in the eisode "Cap'n Knuckle's Hilarious Problem" I think) But he IS still a human.
you will have visions
You die.
Yes but concrete is going to crack if it has too much stress. If it's a decorative column then use a 4000 mix. If it has a load on it you will have to figure how much weight is going to be on it.