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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2025 · 5 MIN

TLP Health Snippets - Knock Knees in Japanese Women

from Tokyo Living · host Sam Gilbert

On this episode I discuss something we see quite commonly here in Japan, the "knock knee" syndrome. Why does it happen and what are the implications?

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On this episode I discuss something we see quite commonly here in Japan, the "knock knee" syndrome. Why does it happen and what are the implications?

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On this episode I discuss something we see quite commonly here in Japan, the "knock knee" syndrome. Why does it happen and what are the implications?

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