In this informative and hilarious clip from an episode of Fargo Talks, Jeff Fargo vents about his daughter constantly cracking her joints—knuckles, neck, the whole thing—and asks chiropractor Dr. Stratton Poulson if it’s actually dangerous.
🔥 Dr. Poulson breaks down the science:
The cracking sound is caused by nitrogen gas bubbles in the joint fluid—not bones grinding.
Despite what your grandma told you, there’s no scientific evidence that joint cracking causes arthritis.
The sound might be loud, but the real benefit of an adjustment comes from restoring proper joint movement—not the pop.
Jeff, meanwhile, just wants it to stop because, well… it drives him nuts.
Guest Featured:
Dr. Stratton Poulson@dr.strattonpoulson– Las Vegas chiropractor setting the record straight on joint health and chiropractic myths.
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