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Joints crack when the small air bubbles that forms a sac between your joints pop. These sacs act as cushions in the space between your bones. They also help to keep them lubricated. Asked if persistently cracking your joints causes arthritis, Marshall says, “No. This is one of those cases where your mom isn’t right.
