Can 'clicking' your toes give you arthritis?

Ted_Hutchinson

Vitamin D Supplementation May Offer Arthritis Pain Relief
The recommendations for the level of supplementation provided at that link are based on suggestions from experts living in USA/Canada where they have more sunshine each day and more days in the year when UVB is available. They also fortify milk/cereals with Vit d and so their basic daily inputs are higher than ours, consequently more is needed in the UK to produce the same result.
No adverse events have ever been recorded in people taking less than 10,000iu/daily but as your body needs between 3000-5000iu daily taking more than 5000iu/daily seems a waste of money except where you need to correct insufficiency/deficiency. Use of Vitamin D in Clinical Practice will explain in detail.

mr_rush

I can make my ear click

astonsmummy

Amber_Sunshine wrote: »

OP, I'm a reflexologist, and you could have fallen arches, which causes pain.

Hi this thread is like 2 years old!
I do think I have fallen arches, i still get the pain and click my toes but it's bareable, saying that though I've got lots of back and sciatica problems at the moment so the toe pain is insignificant! :rolleyes:

oliver2008

mr_rush wrote: »

I can make my ear click

How on earth can you make your ear click