Why do my toes feel better after cracking?
When bones crack it feels good because in most cases the cracking or popping noise has relieve tension from the surrounding muscle, tendons or ligaments. It's similar to having a good stretch in the morning – your body is adjusting and relaxing into a new position.
Does cracking your toes feel good?
Medical researchers estimate that 25 to 45 percent of us enjoy this activity. The majority of people who do it are male. Some people consider cracking their toe knuckles an indispensable part of a foot massage. It's a pleasant experience that seems to make sore feet feel better.
What happens if you crack your toes to much?
While the answer might be that these audible symptoms are generally harmless, constant cracking and popping of the joints can cause inflammation and swelling, which could lead to damage to the joints. Once the inflammation and swelling occur, it may take some time to resolve.
Why are cracks satisfying?
“It can release endorphins, and the sound and feeling can be addictive – hence people want to keep doing it. There is an assumption that hearing the 'crack' or popping sound means tension or tightness is released.”
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