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I can "crack" the middle of my chest like i can crack my fingers. is that okay?
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Don't do that...: I suspect you are "popping" your ribs where they meet your sternum or breast bone. I would not think that is a good idea to intentionally do. So, no, it is not ok...
Answered 12/29/2015
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