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When jaw muscles get injured over and over, they don’t get tougher like arm or leg muscles do — instead, they get more damaged and weaker each time.
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The study shows that chewing muscles get more damaged, not better, when injured again—just like the claim says—while other muscles in the body usually get more resistant after being injured once.
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