That ankle sprain from three years ago? Your body remembers it better than you do. Even after the swelling went down and you stopped limping, your tissues kept the receipt. This isn’t some woo-woo concept – it’s basic physiology that most people never learn about until years later when seemingly unrelated pain shows up. The weird part is how these old injuries stick around. You twist your ankle playing basketball, it heals up fine, and six months later your knee starts bothering you. Or your lower back. Nobody connects these dots because the original injury is ancient history. But your…
How Your Body Holds Onto Old Injuries Longer Than You Think









