Most of them probably do not even know that they are hypermobile at all.

Some people that are hypermobile carry no other health matters.

And hypermobile players were much more likely to have a severe injury.

All of her joints are hypermobile and seem to become more so with each passing year.

Approximately 5% of the healthy population have one or more hypermobile joints.

In general, researchers still aren't sure exactly how harmful hypermobile joints might be.

And there's no evidence yet that people with hypermobile joints face an increased arthritis risk.

They tend to be hypermobile because of inadequate root formation.

Am hypermobile naturally and this has made all joints unstable.

According to Clinch, much remains to be learned about the health effects of hypermobile joints.

The addictive properties of hypermobile travel have been noted by researchers.

Even some people in the medical profession thinks 'oh you are hypermobile - that might be good."

They seem more common in active children, and children with hypermobile joints.

Of the players, 18 (one third of the group) were deemed hypermobile.

The joints of affected children and young adults may be very flexible (hypermobile).

Knight first noticed she might be hypermobile when she had coordination problems as a child.

But researchers have come to conflicting conclusions on whether hypermobile athletes do sustain more injuries.

Do hypermobile people suffer general malaise and viral type things on top of fatigue?

It is important that hypermobile individuals remain fit - even more so than the average individual - to prevent recurrent injuries.

One unknown, Pacey noted, is why some people who are hypermobile in their youth become less flexible as they age.

Exercises to boost strength, muscle control and balance can help hypermobile people who already have joint pain or injuries.

People with frequent subluxations are known as hypermobile.

Hypermobile travelers are "highly mobile individuals" who take "frequent trips, often over great distances."

Certain joints were especially flexible: 45 percent of girls and 29 percent of boys had hypermobile fingers.

Multinational oil and gas companies are so hypermobile that a disaster in one part of the world just means concentrating on new "energy plays" somewhere else.