What law describes how movement stimulates the bones to become stronger where the stress is the greatest?

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It's Wolff Law

Developed by Julius Wolff in the 19th Century, it stated that the bones in a healthy person will adapt to the loads under which it's placed. That's mean the greater the stress that they experience on their bones, the stronger their bones become

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