Exercise can help improve bone health by increasing bone density. Some exercise can actually decrease bone density. Bones can grow thicker from exercise such as weight lifting. All exercise should be determined what is safe for the person by their doctor because of some risk involved.
The larger arm muscles of the weight lifter would apply more mechanical stress to the bones of the upper limbs. In response tothat stress, the bones would grow thicker. For similar reasons, we would expect the jogger to have heavier and thicker thigh bones.
they grow....which is how humans grow...if the bones never grew we wouldn't either
Not as such. They will heal if broken, which is a kind of growth, and they can also become locally thicker if exposed to certain stresses like heavy lifting. But unless there's some disease they won't grow in length.
bones grow when you get older by age and remodeling means like to do it again.
No it will not.
Exercise maintains healthy bones by making bones grow stronger and denser
when you do load bearing exercise it puts stress on your skeleton. the bones that comprise your skeleton are porous. that means there are microscopic holes in your bones. when you do exercise, the structure that makes up your bones can crack. it's only microscopic cracks and then they heal without you ever knowing. when they heal they grow back thicker and stronger.
The larger arm muscles of the weight lifter would apply more mechanical stress to the bones of the upper limbs. In response tothat stress, the bones would grow thicker. For similar reasons, we would expect the jogger to have heavier and thicker thigh bones.
No. Yawning does not cause leg hair to grow. What does cause leg hair to grow (either thicker or darker) is shaving, genetics, and your overall hormones in your body.
try using a volumizing shampoo and conditioner
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You can streaghthen your bones by eating calcium rich foods such as broccoli and milk. when you exercise your muscles mostly grow stronger but sometimes your bones too.
You can streaghthen your bones by eating calcium rich foods such as broccoli and milk. when you exercise your muscles mostly grow stronger but sometimes your bones too.
well any exercise will cause a muscle to grow stronger but if you mean to gain volume then you want to do anaerobic exercise (less reps more weight)
No, they do not grow back thicker. There is a bit of a fallacy regarding this, but it has to do with the hair loosing the normal taper and being cut off square at the end, so it may appear thicker, but the thickness of the hair does not change.
Shaving does not "make your hair grow back thicker".
If the exercise is too vigorous, it can destroy cartridge. Extremely vigorous exercise, such as trying to break bricks with the side of your hand, can cause damage to bones. As a result, the recommended exercise to keep your cholesterol from clogging your arteries is low impact such as walking.