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Strong Support
When a nerve in the wrist is cut and then heals, making nearby muscles work together better, it seems like the body starts using those muscles in a more organized way again.
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Evidence from Studies
Supporting (1)
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The study looked at exactly what the claim described—cutting and reconnecting a nerve in the wrist—and found that muscles started working together in an organized way again, just like the claim said.
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