SubhumanCurrycel
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It’s a constant cope that certain micronutrient deficiencies will turn you into a sloth faced recessedcel, contrary to popular belief here most first world developed nation children do not suffer from severe deficiencies yet still suffer the most from teeth crowding issues
Science seems to point that mastication and masticatory stress through the chewing of hard foods during developmental years plays the largest role
This paper was published the university of Oxford for medicine journal highly reputable
“The effect of loading bone with heavier mastication appears directly to affect the density and size of the structures (Lieberman DE et al. 2004, Zink and Lieberman 2016). “Both human and animal studies have reported the effect of food consistency on orofacial development, suggesting that a diet with harder textures enhances bone and muscle growth, which could indirectly lead to better mastication efficiency and potentially reduce the need for orthodontic treatment” (Le Révérend et al. 2014).”
That being said probably too late for 90% of you guys to see any real change
Science seems to point that mastication and masticatory stress through the chewing of hard foods during developmental years plays the largest role
Anatomical, functional, physiological and behavioural aspects of the development of mastication in early childhood
Mastication efficiency is defined as the efficiency of crushing food between the teeth and manipulating the resulting particles to form a swallowable food bolus. It is dependent on the orofacial anatomical features of the subject, the coordination of ...
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This paper was published the university of Oxford for medicine journal highly reputable
“The effect of loading bone with heavier mastication appears directly to affect the density and size of the structures (Lieberman DE et al. 2004, Zink and Lieberman 2016). “Both human and animal studies have reported the effect of food consistency on orofacial development, suggesting that a diet with harder textures enhances bone and muscle growth, which could indirectly lead to better mastication efficiency and potentially reduce the need for orthodontic treatment” (Le Révérend et al. 2014).”
That being said probably too late for 90% of you guys to see any real change