Vertebral ligaments

The bones of the vertebral column are held together by ligaments and muscles. We've talked about the muscles, so let's have a look at the major ligaments. Luckily they're sensibly named, if you know the names of the parts of the vertebral bones.
This is also an introduction to the concept of the three columns of the spinal column, and spinal instability. I won't talk about it in detail, but you should get the idea and be able to take that with you to further, more detailed understanding.
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Great explanation!
Question- how would you advise to strengthen the anterior vertebral column? I ask this question because people with osteoporosis are more susceptible to damage to the interior vertebral column versus posterior. Yes the posterior is susceptible to damage but it’s the anterior that is the most susceptible. How would you advise strengthening the interior?
Another question - is it true that extreme yoga can over stretch the ligaments?
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I don't know. You would aim to strengthen the back and core as a whole, muscles and bones, and do this through loading the vertebral column and improving posture. It depends upon what the person can manage, but walking, running, jumping or dancing, and strength training are recommended by the Royal Osteoporosis Society. You can imagine how these would help load the vertebral column, encouraging bone deposition. Osteoporosis is associated with advancing age, as is reducing muscle strength, so strength training can be very helpful. If there are concerns about the anterior vertebral column then flexion of the column (anteriorly) should be limited.

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If I damage my c1 c2 ligaments while cracking neck is it ganna heal by its own??

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Are the intervertebral discs "sticked" to the vertabraes above and under ? Or just held in place by weight/pressure and ligaments ?

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5:41
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Isn't the ligament flavum on anterior aspect of adjacent laminae?

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can ligaments make clicking sounds? more specifically the nuchal ligament because i feel a clicking in my neck (c1-c7) i’m not sure if it’s the ligament or a tendon/muscle

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the clicking is when i’m looking downward and mover my neck left to right

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Oh and haven't you found what was the problem?
I also had my shoulder clicking for some months but then it went away or it just doesn't click as much as before

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re 8:40. The end plates of the vertebral bodies do compress though

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