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Why FacExer and how it works — Swallowing Exercise

100 Muscles You've Never Exercised in a Gym.

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100 Muscles You've Never Exercised in a Gym.

        We swallow approximately 600 hundred times each day. The swallowing mechanism is quite complex, involving more than 50 pairs of muscles. Impairment of any one or more of these muscles may result in a serious health risk.        There are more than hundred muscles in our head, face and neck - smaller or bigger, they all are very important for our  normal functioning - chewing, swallowing, singing, laughing, talking, gesticulating, yawning etc. (the exact number of muscles is difficult to define because different sources group muscles differently, e.g. regarding what is defined as different parts...

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Oral Motor Exercises : FacExer Provides An External Resistance For Head, Face and Neck Muscles Workout.

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Oral Motor Exercises : FacExer Provides An External Resistance For Head, Face and Neck Muscles Workout.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3913904/

"Speech articulation is often described as the most complex motor behaviour, because over 100 muscles are involved, and the movements occur on an extremely rapid timescale." (Conant, Bouchard, & Chang, 2014)

 

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