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Arthritis Doctor Explains: CRACKING KNUCKLES GOOD or BAD

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Have you ever been told cracking knuckles is caused by nitrogen bubbles popping or that it causes arthritis? New scientific research tells us a different story!
Find out what causes the cracking sound and whether it's bad for your joints!
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📚 References:
1) Kawchuk GN, Fryer J, Jaremko JL, Zeng H, Rowe L, Thompson R (2015) Real-Time Visualization of Joint Cavitation. PLoS ONE 10(4): e0119470. doi.org/10.137...
2) Chandran Suja, V., Barakat, A.I. A Mathematical Model for the Sounds Produced by Knuckle Cracking. Sci Rep 8, 4600 (2018). doi.org/10.103...
3) Simkin, P., 1990. Habitual knuckle cracking and hand function. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 49(11), pp.957-957.
4) www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1272878/?page=8
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@ViolinMD 3 года назад

DO YOU HAVE A WACKY MEDICAL QUESTION or always wondered "why does my body do that?" Comment below to let me know, I'd love to make some more videos like this - it was really fun to make this one!!

@adoredina339 3 года назад

My fingers twitch

@lentheschutten7949 3 года назад

Why does my jaw click or crack when I eat? And why does that hurt sometimes in my ear.

@hendalruwaished7 3 года назад

I have scoliosis but my back doesn’t hurt but my shoulder hearts me a lot for 3 years or more the pain goes and come back do u know some reasons why

@thatguy720 3 года назад

Sometimes when I’m not doing anything, my biceps start to just “bounce” 😂 usually when I’m not exercising though

@stephaniepolakoff8085 3 года назад

@@lentheschutten7949 ME TOO

@TheEnde124 3 года назад

funny thing is, I can actually feel when my joints are ready to crack, and I can sometimes sense how big the crack is going to be

@timothygooding9544 3 года назад

same here, its almost like a block forms between the joints, limiting their movement.

@spookysquirtle 3 года назад

@@timothygooding9544 damn you masterfully described that

@ANunes06 3 года назад

This is the more interesting part of the process to me. Like... okay, so if this is the whole story, why can't you crack your knuckles *indefinitely* by creating negative pressure, generating and collapsing a cavitation bubble? Also, if this is the case, and there's no precursor event, why does every knuckle cracker know when they can crack their knuckles?

@nicholashepburn9381 3 года назад

@@ANunes06 I feel like friction holds some semblance of answer here. Suppose we will require technology advancements in order to better understand. This liquid between joints more than likely has unique properties we have yet to fully realize.

@denz7032 3 года назад

Literally everyone can feel when you are ready to crack some

@BLAYZNU 3 года назад

I cracked my knuckles before watching this in case she said it was bad for you and I had to stop.

@overlordgaming752 3 года назад

Just did that😂

@9Calavera6 3 года назад

one for the road

@megajoules7048 3 года назад

I did the exact same 😂😂😂😂😂

@heathergross2238 3 года назад

Gald I'm not the only one!! 😳😅🤦‍♀️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@sarah-lyneambroise8461 3 года назад

u inspired me to crack mine 😭🤚🏾

@alsanderandciaran 3 года назад

"It does not lead to arthritis." 'Cracking your knuckles does no harm at all to our joints. It does not lead to arthritis,' says Dr. Klapper That's all the evidence I need.

@pokemoninmypant.20yearsago39 3 года назад

Thank u for saving my time, i was exactly looking for this comment

@TP_Varnak 3 года назад

Skipped the video. You saved my time.

@JoseYTPlayz 3 года назад

Ty, perks of reading comments during the first 3 seconds of the video.

@20tigerpaw20 3 года назад

*cracks knuckles*

@kittiecandy747 3 года назад

thanks

@michaelchristian6096 3 года назад

That guy cracked his knuckles only twice a day. That's the most impressive thing here

@Marta1Buck 3 года назад

if I'm not mistaken, he got nobel prize for it. Not that nobel prize, the other one, ig nobel

@splatterking1171 3 года назад

You can't?

@resphantom 3 года назад

Don't worry, I cracked my back in celebration

@oussamaxd197 3 года назад

Well i can crack them once every hour or 2

@tgmtf5963 3 года назад

I can crack every 3 minutes

@tennisman8304 3 года назад

The doctor who only cracked his his knuckles on one hand is a madman. Once I crack a single finger I can’t stop until I crack every single joint in my body is cracked.

@MichaelJohnson5.0 16 дней назад

Hilarious because I'm exactly the same

@nobody-yk2hu 15 дней назад

I hate it when you crack every joint except for that one that just won't crack

@HieloIFoundUrSharpie 3 года назад

Finally a video to show my parents for all the times they told me I’m going to get arthritis from one knuckle crack, thanks Siobhan!😂

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

Happy to help!! haha 😋

@Theteaspot5 3 года назад

Yes!! My parents would always tell me not to do it because it would cause arthritis and make my knuckles bigger. 30 years of cracking my knuckles (I’m 39) and no arthritis and my knuckles are still normal size hahahaha BUT I can say I don’t have a super tight grip. If that’s from genetics or years of cracking that contributed to it is still to be known lol

@LadyJennivieve 3 года назад

@@Theteaspot5 my parents told me the same thing.

@shawns2387 3 года назад

@Mary Loves God Really? Do you even read comments or watch videos before posting? Do you boo, but quit with the blanket statements. Helps no one. And, I'm pretty sure she has more medical knowledge, so I will trust her judgement. Hope you have a good day.

@amandadoderer7003 3 года назад

I didn’t even think about this!!

@namduong8437 3 года назад

Right after this video, i crack my knuckles as the sign of celebration

@Luis-eu7rm 3 года назад

oh yes

@Rashed1255 3 года назад

I did while watching

@crazycat1052 3 года назад

i did it before

@namduong8437 3 года назад

@@crazycat1052 i'm looking for someone cracking their knuckles for the entire duration of the video

@crazycat1052 3 года назад

@@namduong8437 like i kant even do it twice

@MrHarris73 3 года назад

My old man used to tell me all the time "you keep that up you'll have arthritis by the time you're 20". I started cracking my knuckles when I was in the 3rd grade and I'm 47 now. My hands are just fine and I'm still cracking my knuckles. And my dad is still giving me a hard time about it. Which is just fine with me.

@KitsuneFyora 3 года назад

47 and your dad still gets on you about it. I'm surprised there's been no realization that you've reached this age, and almost guaranteed you would have arthritis by now lol

@MrHarris73 3 года назад

@@KitsuneFyora I'm 47, he's 87. I'm just glad he's still around to hassle me about stuff. Cracking my knuckles, my tattoos, my "funny looking clothes"...it doesn't matter. I'm enjoying it while I still can.

@KitsuneFyora 3 года назад

@@MrHarris73 Yeah, you're right. As someone who doesn't have parents anymore, I forgot that there are people who still enjoy their company. Glad your dad is still around.

@appletherapy3492 3 года назад

The only thing thats caused me arthritis are my jobs.

@joejacko1587 3 года назад

me too i have gout now

@drelockscimitar6516 3 года назад

Thank you holy youtube algorithm never would have searched this topic.

@bennydafool100io8 Год назад

I did search this so your racist and saying we are not equal like I’m your slave or sum….

@ddenozor 3 года назад

This answer brings another question: What does it mean if someone can crack his knuckles and someone can't? Does it mean any difference in joint health or strength? Thanks for the video!

@Safire2159 Год назад

Oohhh good question. I'd like to know the answer too.

@dailydoseofmedicinee 3 года назад

When cracking your fingers, toes, shoulders, elbows, back, or neck, the sense of relief is achieved when that tension is released. The joint feels relaxed again, which helps to alleviate stress in the body.👍

@denelson83 3 года назад

What about the jaw?

@swimmingbird243 3 года назад

@@denelson83 That's not always good. cracking a jaw can actually be grinding down the cartilage. I have TMJ and Trigeminal Neuralgia and I've popped my jaw unintentionally several times followed by a crunching sound which is the cartilage being destroyed/damaged.

@PamelaWhiteley 3 года назад

Which is why chiropractors make money!

@Veronica-ew8yc 3 года назад

This i have had sins todler in my ne. wen i am walking

@alloreon4338 3 года назад

@@Veronica-ew8yc wth are you trying to say are you okay?

@PARAMOREforEVERxx 3 года назад

"4th-year medical resident" makes me all smiley when you say it ❤️ I can't wait till I can start saying that

@Evandrus 3 года назад

Enjoy the smile while it lasts...cus once ur hit with the bill its very disheartening

@story-teller657 3 года назад

When you are so smart that you use math equation to prove the source of a cracking sound theory

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

Yes seriously! Amazing chemical engineers!

@story-teller657 3 года назад

@@ViolinMD i like to watch your videos cause iam preparing for our country's version of the mcat and you are always so cheerful and so positive hope you have a nice day

@marcodayao4127 3 года назад

@@ViolinMD now i'm scared if I have to take a lesson about those equations

@addohm Год назад

As a 40 year knuckle cracker and diver, I can honestly say it doesn't cause arthritis but I can say that nitrogen builds up in the body, the joints you normally crack get stiff and sore, sometimes for days depending on your dive depth, ascent rate, and temperature.

@renatocamara6552 3 года назад

I just find it interesting that when I'm feeling more tense or stiff, cracking relaxes my hands which is why I keep doing it

@irinaklimenko2430 3 года назад

As a teacher with 25 years of experience, I have to say this: it takes an amazing, truly outstanding teacher to make any topic, even the knuckle cracking one, sound like the most important thing in the world and get your students so engaged, they just want you to keep talking and sharing your knowledge. Siobhan, not only you are a fantastic doctor, but you are also a very talented teacher. Thank you for shining your light and for sharing your knowledge with us!

@uba5578 2 года назад

Couldn’t agree more!

@alloreon4338 3 года назад

*Me, casually cracking my knuckles while watching this:*

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

haha love it!

@jeannebrutus8002 3 года назад

Same

@charlottechicola5955 3 года назад

Same!

@merrygoodridge768 3 года назад

Same

@andrewjames1982 3 года назад

Felt a bit uncomfortable cracking my knuckles but still did it

@jamesmitchell6925 3 года назад

I cracked my knuckles in the first 10 seconds of this video. I couldn’t resist.

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

hahah 😂 😂 love it!

@alimponbhaduri8702 3 года назад

@@ViolinMDHello Doctor! I'm a Medical Aspirant from INDIA🇮🇳 preparing for the Medical Entrance exam. I'm also being treated for mild ADHD. It'd really be Informative & Helpful if U posted a video on ADHD & it's overcoming measures 😊😊

@GenericLoser12 3 года назад

i had to stretch my arms lol

@skymacarambon787 3 года назад

Im learning way more on what i find in my recommended than school

@Dargonhuman 3 года назад

School is a scam nowadays, doesn't matter if it's grade school, college/university or trade school. The way schools teach students as well as the subjects and information they focus on have been outdated for the demands of modern society for decades, wheras online sites like RU-vid can keep up with the changing demands and needs of a rapidly evolving society.

@AC-fy4cv 3 года назад

As a physical therapist i approve every single word your saying!👍

@robinhahnsopran 3 года назад

Hi! Classical musician with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome here, a condition that affects joints and often makes patients like me crackle a LOT, in joints all over the body, without trying to! I get told it's rude for me to crack my joints in public, when due to my condition, I'm actually in a lot of pain if I DON'T crack them. People try to explain to me all the time, "Oh, that's so bad for you!" and I keep having to tell them, "No, it's not! The science says it doesn't do any damage, and I'm in pain that gets relieved (to an extent) when this joint pops!" So thanks for making this video - I'll be linking it next time anyone tries to tell me what they think I should and shouldn't be doing with my chronically ill body!

@vanessahinds8320 3 года назад

Amen Sister!!!!

@sarahyudelson2320 3 года назад

Also have EDS and I felt this! ❤️

@1993diedevdb 3 года назад

Not that i'm in pain, but sometimes cracking things actually makes me more flexible, when i'm playing guitar and i crack my fingers and my wrists it goes much more fluent than when i didn't, keep cracking em up :D

@ibrizzz 3 года назад

such a pure human being this woman is

@bassembboustany 3 года назад

I pop my fingers, my wrist, my neck, my back, my toes, my ankle, my jaw and my knees. Basically my whole body pops somewhere. The knee is probably the only one that's kinda annoying to me, mostly because of the awkwardness of doing it in public, by having to swing my leg up and down.

@conorbergan4843 3 года назад

I thought i was the only person who could crack my jaw! Yooooooo

@betterdrugsthanyours 3 года назад

Love cracking my knee so satisfying

@user-us9fu5po5c 3 года назад

Jaw? How do people do that😭😭

@lordvader6172 3 года назад

@@user-us9fu5po5c Twist it until you hear a loud snap.

@justsomeguywithasmolmustac9476 3 года назад

Omg popping knees are the worst part😭

@cashewnut08 3 года назад

All the years studying to be an Osteopath, and this is honestly the best explanation I have heard. I love your videos, extremely informative.

@aGirlPossessed 2 года назад

I never thought I would feel so excited learning about knuckle cracking 😂 what a great teacher Siobhan is

@havoc_the_unshakeable4663 3 года назад

I've been trying to tell my dad that it's no problem, and I've been telling him before I knew what I was really doing, now I can tell him it's been a study for half a century, thank you.

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@Eg-yf3lu 3 года назад

@@alextasarov1341 Yes

@84.mohammedrayanm12 3 года назад

I'm a first year MBBS students while preparing for the entrance exams your videos kept me alive during the lockdowns as the exam got postponed but now I understood that being medical student is a hard job , professors are quickly finishing portions and exams are coming , dissection viva and all a lot of pending but even then when I see your videos it gives me a positive energy and I feel like to study and be a good doctor like you🙌

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

Thanks Mohammed, so happy to hear these videos have been helpful! Good luck with your medical studies!!

@84.mohammedrayanm12 3 года назад

@@ViolinMD so happy to get your reply thank you so much

@justincoleman7856 3 года назад

For once I dont mind saying that your intro music isnt actually annoying or boring! Also I love the fact that you play violin to keep your joints active while being a doctor. Better than majority of the doctors here in America today...

@alextasarov1341 3 года назад

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@DeathBringer769 3 года назад

You know, I always heard that "cracking your knuckles causes arthritis" was an old wives tale. I remember my friend's mom making my friend think it was true and trying to lecture me over it. Then I looked it up and it seemed like it was mostly considered a myth (this was like 20 years ago.) Glad to hear more confirmation of this since I like to crack mine, lol.

@Tzeentch976 3 года назад

If I remember correctly their is a psychological effect were if you enough people say something you believe it is true which is why I think so many people say it's true.

@LilPoopsie 2 года назад

My mom said I would get "monkey knuckles". It just annoyed her, and I kept doing it anyway lol

@aksksjsjsjsjsjja2227 2 года назад

I have finger arthritis now because of cracking, lol. This is my biggest mistake and insecurity ever.

@jillr759 Год назад

Someone made that up because it’s so annoying!

@alakranzitagalarza2157 3 года назад

I love how enthusiastic you get explaining 🙂 you'll be an amazing teacher in the medical field I can imagine all the doctors that'll come out saying you was the best teacher they ever had ❤

@fitwithartin 3 года назад

I love your passion for teaching science. It's so lovely. Wish we had more ppl like you.

@GladyatorGladys 3 года назад

Siobhan I hope you never leave RU-vid 💜😭

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

aw thanks Gladys, that's so sweet of you to say! No plans to leave 🤗

@masonparks5208 3 года назад

i agree she is currently inspiring me to go in to Medical

@itz_tia 3 года назад

I agree too, she helps us learn. I’m not planning on going to med school, but I’m still trying to learn from her even though I’m not planning on going.

@lottig317 3 года назад

I love how you are always so enthusiastic and happy! You seem so genuinely interested and excited, and I’m always so happy watching your videos. Thank you for making us smile!

@wandererjiyuren661 3 года назад

*proceeds to crack all knuckles, hand-digit connections, back, toe knuckles, and neck* I really appreciate how enthusiastic you are about something so simple. Makes it much more interesting to watch. ^ _ ^

@eventhor7524 3 года назад

I've got a nervous habit of cracking my knuckles every half hour or so, I just do it subconsciously. This video helped me to stop worrying I might develop arthritis.

@zero66616 3 года назад

As a lifelong knuckle cracker, this was interesting. I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether or not chiropractic adjustments actually help you.

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

mmmmm great question! Something I would need to look more into, and I'd definitely be interested in doing that! Thanks for the suggestion

@seattlesix9953 3 года назад

I tend to believe they do based on my own personal experience after dislocating my left shoulder. 30 days after the incident, it constantly felt like someone punched my arm and I was unable to extend it past the midpoint. Was scheduled for lengthy PT, but decided to talk with a chiropractor who moved the humerus back up (almost passed out) and regained full range of motion within 10 days.

@JP13795 3 года назад

All depends on the chiropractor. Gonstead chiropractors tend to be the best though. Like any profession there's a large number of mediocre people, a few really good ones, and then a bunch of bad ones as well. However we tend to pay most attention to the really bad ones and make a judgment based on those ones, even more so if you are biased against it. Dr. Ian and Dr. Rahim are two incredible Gonstead Chiros worth checking out. A few of the biggest distinguishing factors between good and bad practioners is methodology, as well as the understanding of basic principles and foundations (which can really translate to any profession).

@JP13795 3 года назад

@@seattlesix9953 sounds like a sublux. Not surprised a chiro fixed it. I had 2 dislocations. On my second one after I woke up from the drugs, I knew it was still out, told the doctors and they stood there and laughed at me and told me it was the drugs talking, sent me for another X-Ray and when they got it back they realized how wrong they were (which probably hurts as a doctor, especially when your patient is drugged up). Also to add to their pain, that dislocation wasn't even bad and shoulder reductions are quite simple.

@thatguy720 3 года назад

I’m happy when Siobhan posts a video because even though she can’t post very often (saving many lives 🙏) the videos are amazing and very informative. Thank you 😊

@CosmicFishFaced 3 года назад

Me Making my friends crack their joints: Them: That Hurts! Them the next day: *Got Addicted*

@iakhileshgupta3553 3 года назад

Lol

@fuckaroundandfindout110 3 года назад

@risersin7957 3 года назад

Her excitement is contagious.

@nemo0036 3 года назад

That's a relief! My body cracks all over the place when I stretch, particularly the joints.

@divya-et2tr 3 года назад

Even my grandparents do this every day .Thank Doctors 😍

@MsStina84 3 года назад

Yeey, a rheumatolgy mystery video! MORE MORE MORE of these, please!

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

More coming for sure Stina!! So great to see you as always! 🤗

@selinazzz973 3 года назад

Aah i'm always so happy when i see you in my notifications! You are one of the reasons why i decided to go and try to follow my wish to be a med student

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

that's fantastic to hear! good luck on your journey to medicine!

@rstudinarz 3 года назад

I so wish you were a doc in the US. I have been following your channel for years and would love to have an arthritis doc with your outlook and gusto for the profession. Canadians couldn’t be luckier having you as one of their docs.

@gomunjos3569 3 года назад

When you talk, you are so happy and so excited, these days I get weird looking at it, but you put smile on my face.

@ruthmckay6345 3 года назад

We all need siobhan's energy, she is getting me through quarantine You should react to greys anatomy, it's my favourite show Sending all my love from Scotland x

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

Thanks for the suggestion! aw man so true, we need as much connection and energy as possible these days!

@olgachaykovsky7305 3 года назад

Your excitement is contagious, never been so excited about cracking my knuckles

@wwefanforever7362 3 года назад

I always crack my knuckles but can't bare the sound when others do it.

@jedimasterspidermad5173 3 года назад

Same here.

@wwefanforever7362 3 года назад

@@jedimasterspidermad5173 Its so weird because its the same sound

@jedimasterspidermad5173 3 года назад

@@wwefanforever7362 ikr. But I am the same with sniffling, I do it a lot when I am sick but I hate when I hear other people do it.

@Kayscastle 3 года назад

I feel the same way about sneezing lol

@victoriavs7470 3 года назад

I feel like same way when I hear people chewing food. I smack sometimes when I’m not paying attention, but I’m quick to point it out when someone else does it.🤣

@AgMech38 5 месяцев назад

I love how a few years of schooling makes someone think they know the 'science' behind everything in medicine, and even how that process works. Most physicians I knew growing up said it was bad for you, but I also learned as I got older that half of all doctors finished in the bottom half of their class.

@amyreich2524 3 года назад

I've cracked all my life & was told that it would give me arthritis. I continued to crack. Was told it'd give me big knuckles. I continued to crack. I still crack!

@MikeyAtalla 3 года назад

The Canadian experiment was so cool

@DoctorER 3 года назад

Not me cracking my knuckles right before clicking on this video 😀

@gizzieification 3 года назад

Same!

@HybridSpektar 3 года назад

Hey! It's you again! 👋

@Amouryxk 5 месяцев назад

@randomchannnell 3 года назад

my brother and i were just arguing about this lol perfect timing!

@ViolinMD 3 года назад

oh really? that's so funny - who was right in the end?!

@Bobby-lh2sx 3 года назад

Coincidence, i think not

@ZeaDabble 3 года назад

So enthusiastic and informative! Made me smile! More people like you is what this world needs. Thank you

@thomasrosebrough9062 Год назад

Greatly appreciate the nuanced explanation about how science is a process in this video! Some people see two conflicting theories and think A is newer so B is wrong and dumb, when in reality the work of one often *leads* to another, and sometimes we come back to old theories when the data suggests. Science isn't a fight, it's everybody trying to figure out the answer together.

@mia-lr6nm 3 года назад

My parents and I always have this argument over cracking knuckles, and my dad and I had this conversation once again tonight and I told him, we'll find out when I watch this video XD

@esmaystokhof 3 года назад

This is kinda scary. Yesterday a Dutch vlogger was discussing whether it was bad or not. They came to the conclusion it wasn’t bad, but it’s always better to not do it. Now hearing it from an actual doctor I do feel better about my “habit” of cracking my knuckles.

@user-ck1xh4dt8n 3 года назад

She looks like a freshman who just gathered all hopes and dreams before stepping into university. Exited.

@mechanomics2649 3 года назад

It's unfortunate that universities end up wearing them down to where they end up looking entered.

@royaldecreeforthechurchofm8409 3 года назад

😂

@melanietoth1376 3 года назад

I hope all my doctors look this excited ♡

@romeojohnson5142 3 года назад

I crack every joint on each finger by bending it to the side and crack them again my pressing down on them then open my finger straight out and my a fist slowly while stiffening them to crack again like three to four times a day for the past 16 years. I always thought something was wrong, now I can rest easy after seeing your video. Thank you.

@kaepb8975 3 года назад

I don't like how enthusiastic she is

@stephaniepolakoff8085 3 года назад

i sure hope it doesn’t cause arthritis bc i literally do it all day long

@Jeff_Lichtman 3 года назад

I once worked at a company that held an annual Useless Talent Show, where people would show off the crazy things they could do. One woman's talent was being able to crack every joint in her body, including her spine. You should have seen the looks of horror on the people in the audience as she demonstrated this.

@christafranken9170 3 года назад

An annual useless talent show sounds great fun though

@kristinreynolds577 3 года назад

This was such a great video! I absolutely loved it! I would love to see a video about Myasthenia Gravis! It’s an auto immune that never gets talked about!! Much love from Oklahoma!!! 🥰🥰🥰

@vanessahinds8320 3 года назад

Fellow Okie here!!! I’ve tried getting her to move to Oklahoma to be my Rheumatologist! Lol. I can always hope!!!

@Crimsomreaf5555 3 года назад

Finally a vid I can show to my family so they can stop nagging me about my cracking.

@5H4D3 3 года назад

There's something addicting about cracking your knuckles, once you do it once, you can't just not do it ever again. Maybe that psychological effect would be a fun thing to research.

@kylokage 3 года назад

Me : thinks about how I crack my knuckles * Literally seconds later RU-vid : recommends this video 😳

@ezinneerhirhieneeukaogo1439 3 года назад

Would love to see you play the violin for a few minutes on this show. Would relax us significantly!

@TheBloodiac 3 года назад

Not only do I crack my knuckles, I also love cracking my neck! So satisfying! :)

@desiredvibe7059 3 года назад

no no no you shouldnt do that ;-; it has a risk to kill you :/

@TheBloodiac 3 года назад

@UpNorth Hahaha! xD

@RaviKumar123. 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for this priceless information... I really appreciate your work ❤️👍

@aileencasey2083 2 года назад

The syringe demonstration about Bubble Formation was quite good. I always wondered how bubbles formed in the joints

@margaritaguerrero4917 3 года назад

I love your videos they give me something new to learn every time you post

@lentheschutten7949 3 года назад

Cracking joints feels amazing!

@lukebosch28 3 года назад

Incredibly relaxing. ☺

@ticklicker11 3 года назад

I'm still glad my mother told my brother to stop because it's irritating.

@ejmtv3 3 года назад

A violinist doctor! Best of both worlds!

@scouting281 3 года назад

you look very kind and outgoing in an aggressive way somehow

@londarud 3 года назад

This was recommended.. how does YT know I crack my knuckles daily 🤔

@gobitzgames3704 3 года назад

I would love for you to go farther into this. For myself and my father we have this thing where everything cracks. When we walk around our knees or toes or whatever crack all the time simply walking around. If I get a big, arms over my head, stretch things like my sternum will crack or my collar bones crack at my shoulders. We can never sneak around lol. My wife always laughs at me cause she says she always knows when we are coming. I wonder what something like this says about a person or their long term health or if it is something that can be treated or simply a weird quirk. Love your videos I would LOVE to know more about this sort of thing.

@Og-T5 3 года назад

To be honest, I gave up hope long ago, and now I crack my entire body like a Scaly monster, but I'm also glad this bluff worked out at the end

@nicholasrasmussen420 3 года назад

Great energy and infectious smile 😃 I’m a knuckle cracker... so thanks for clearing this up... glad to know I’m not doing any damage!

@bevvaor2320 3 года назад

Your curiosity is amazing and will make you an awesome doctor. Lucky the ones that become tour patients.God Bless.

@ShraddhaAgre 3 года назад

Thanks for this! I always wanted to know about it!!

@sydneyborst3962 3 года назад

I have a wacky medical question, why do your joints click? For example my ankles always click when I go on the stairs. Thanks Siobhan!!!

@samo6457 3 года назад

So informative! Thanks!

@davidlean8674 3 года назад

It this point I'm wondering "How can this girl be so excited & passionate about the subject of knuckle cracking". I love your enthusiasm. You'd be fun to be around, well done.

@heythere5798 2 года назад

Opinions are subjective to unforeseen variables. Do what makes you happy.

@fewgrain4245 3 года назад

How about clicking other joins? such as like muscular thuds in shoulder, grating with the shoulder blade, knees etc?

@wmdkitty 3 года назад

Seconding this -- my whole body makes a load of concerning noises.

@rabeechowdhury 3 года назад

See, you're asking the real questions.

@metalniro1 3 года назад

been low key worried about this for years, i mean not enough to stop clearly lmao

@beverlymcquiston4594 3 года назад

It would be interesting if you could do a video on Reynaud’s Disease. I have suffered with this most of my life and haven’t had much medical support. Docs say I just have to live with it. My city doesn’t have a Rheumatologist and my doctor doesn’t think it would be beneficial to see one.

@dinofrog926 3 года назад

I have heard countless times that it the sound came from a bubble forming, but now it turns out it’s not actually confirmed!? This girl does her research!

@FireRekkon 3 года назад

I have been knuckle cracker ever since a kid, and many people came up to me and said that it was a bad idea. I had confusion on whether knuckle cracking is good or bad but thanks to your video i understand how it works. Thank you for the video, it helped me alot

@avanighanekar6173 3 года назад

Haha the way you say "crack away" so cute

@user-yp6kk9lx7k 3 года назад

short story: it isn't bad and it doesn't cause arthritis in time there.. saved you 7 minutes

@Golinth 3 года назад

Thanks, was gonna ask for the tl;dw

@SkylineGuy 3 года назад

I was swatting my screen thinking there was a fly, smh 😠

@MrKemron 3 года назад

Best news I've gotten since the start of Covid-19

@WillemDeHero 3 года назад

Honestly, thanks to comment section. I don't have too watch the full video 🙃 thanks everyone! Keep up the good work!

@kiruthikamuthuganapathy 3 года назад

love all your videos ❤️

@viralshark 3 года назад

Even if cracking your knuckles is bad for you, thats fine because that means I can still crack my neck, jaw, back, elbows, shoulders, knees, ankles, and toes.

@smittywerbensnydorzagarman2501 3 года назад

don't forget tongue!!! or is that just me?

@Crimsomreaf5555 3 года назад

@@smittywerbensnydorzagarman2501 how the hell......

@smittywerbensnydorzagarman2501 3 года назад

@@Crimsomreaf5555 idk how to explain it well but I do it by basically stick my tongue slightly out down and towards the left then slightly up to the right then quickly back to the left and higher up and it makes the same sound and has the same feeling of a “pop” with cracking any other part of your body if i do it too quickly too many times in a row though it hurts slightly and almost feels like my tongue “gets stuck”

@Fruityzz 3 года назад

@@smittywerbensnydorzagarman2501 wtf

@nicolaobrien8507 3 года назад

me: *clicks this video* also me: *freaks out bc a new video from Siobhan appeared*

@sumdumguy1010 3 года назад

For me personally, I HAVE to crack my knuckles, neck, toes, etc because they cause pain and even cause their corresponding body parts to lock up and not move. I even have some days where my neck down to my fingers locks up and it can only be relieved by cracking a certain finger on the hand that is affected. A good question that I've never come across an answer for is, "Are there things that can cause a building up of gases, or other things, in the joints that make them need to be cracked?" I know that may seem odd.. But I swear a short while after drinking a carbonated soda, I seem to need to crack things more frequently.. Thanks for an awesome video!

@Stanley.1977 Год назад

I crack my knuckles, back, neck, toes, and even the arches of my feet! I used to be able to crack each side of my jaw, several times per day, but now I can only do it on rare occasions. My sister can crack her hips! It looks so funny when she does it, as she will jerk her knee upwards and towards the opposite side of her body, but it makes a really, really loud and deep cracking/popping noise! I've never been able to do that one "on command," but, like my knees, my hip joints will occasionally crack on their own, when I least expect them to! My sis and I used to have contests on who could pop the most joints!