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Overall, Joint Genesis is a natural and effective way to support joint health and function, and can be a valuable addition to any health and wellness regimen. #bonehealth #antioxidantsupport #antiinflammatorysupport #healthylifestyle
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Whether you're a habitual knuckle-cracker or your joints pop on their own accord, it's important to know what's causing your joints to make noise - and when it's time to be alarmed. "It's normal for joints to make cracking and popping sounds from time to time," says Michael Kralovec, MD, orthopedic surgeon and clinical director of the Franciscan Health Center for Joint Surgery Munster. My Knee Hurts, Orthopedic Surgeon, Knee Exercises, Vicks Vaporub, Disease Prevention, Sports Medicine, Health Promotion, Cardiovascular Health, Nerve Pain
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Whether you're a habitual knuckle-cracker or your joints pop on their own accord, it's important to know what's causing your joints to make noise - and when it's time to be alarmed. "It's normal for joints to make cracking and popping sounds from time to time," says Michael Kralovec, MD, orthopedic surgeon and clinical director of the Franciscan Health Center for Joint Surgery Munster.