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HUMANS ARE MEANT TO CHEW TOUGH FOODS
Our ancient ancestors' diets were completely different from modern diets, as their foods were not soft and processed. Human jaws are designed to handle tougher foods and prolonged chewing with circular rotary movements, requiring significant jaw muscle activation. This stimulation of the jaw muscles is important not only for health but also for facial appearance.
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The Importance of Strong Jaw Muscles For Health
Stronger jaw muscles are not only beneficial for facial appearance but also essential for health. Strong jaw muscles promote correct oral posture: mouth closed, teeth aligned, tongue resting against the roof of mouth, and stable head position. Correct oral posture has many important benefits such as breathing through the nose, providing up to 20% more oxygen to your body. Having strong jaw muscles also reduces the effects of temporomandibular disorders, which are disorders of the jaw muscles, temporomandibular joints and facial nerves. Strong jaw muscles are key to having the facial bones, muscles and joints all work together in harmony, which can make you live much longer.
Facial Muscles Pull on Bone
The immediate increase in jaw muscle size only scratches the surface of the aesthetic benefits of stronger jaw muscles. The facial muscles control the entire growth of the facial structure. Stronger jaw muscles promotes skeletal expansion and upswing of the face. The increase in jaw muscle size, along with the facial upswing, drastically improves the appearance of your face.
Improves Your Health
Stronger jaw muscles are not only beneficial for facial appearance but also essential for health. Strong jaw muscles promote correct oral posture: mouth closed, teeth aligned, tongue resting against the roof of mouth and stable head position. Correct oral posture has many important benefits such as breathing through the nose providing up to 20% more oxygen to your body. Having strong jaw muscles also reduces the effects of temporomandibular disorders which are disorders of the jaw muscles, temporomandibular joints and facial nerves. Strong jaw muscles are key to having the facial bones, muscles and joints all work together in harmony which can make you live much longer.
Facial Muscles Pull On Bone
The immediate increase in jaw muscle size only scratches the surface of the aesthetic benefits of stronger jaw muscles. The facial muscles control the entire growth of the facial structure. Stronger jaw muscles promotes skeletal expansion and upswing of the face. The increase in jaw muscle size as well as the facial upswing drastically improves the appearance of your face.
Contains Vitamin D3+K2
Stronger Gum contains plenty of vitamin D3 and K2, which are the two key vitamins that are commonly lacking in Western diets. Vitamin D3 and K2 work synergistically to promote bone remodelling which improves bone health. These two vitamins are also important for cardiovascular health as well as good immune system function.
When chewing the gum, a lot of the vitamin will get absorbed directly through your mouth tissue into your blood stream, which results in a higher absorption rate. Absorption through the mouth has been shown to be superior to traditional digestive route. With vitamin capsules, less of the vitamin gets absorbed by the body because it goes through the digestive track.
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What Our Jaws Were Made For
Our ancestors had to grind down foods for hours each day. Foods from thousands or even hundreds of years ago were completely different to what we see in grocery stores today, as they were less processed and very hard to break down. This meant that your jaw had to work hard for every nutrient, resulting in stronger jaw muscles and developed facial structures without crooked teeth. This is evident when examining the skulls of our ancestors. Additionally, wild animals always have perfectly aligned teeth. Crooked teeth is something that didn't exist before and only occurs with modern human beings.
Our Face is Connected To The Body
Facial muscles are linked to how our entire body functions. Strong jaw muscles and good facial posture improves coordination and athletic performance.