
HalfGypsyMogger
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It's from old threads of 2020, technically when you chew/clench your temporalis work too and upper orbital bones remodel due to the force that comes from them. It would explain why our ancestors had much bigger frontal bone and upper orbital region in general but I can't say if it's true or not.

This might be legit and I ve seen anectodal results but idk man there aren t any studies done on it but idk
This photo is from a study where they measured the differences of temporalis muscles when the mouth is closed and the larger temporalis proportion had bigger longer neuronocranium and lower browridge but not any protrusion
Thoughts?