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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<span>This is false. Even in the most developed societies there's still prejudice against people with disabilities, let alone in places that are underdeveloped and uneducated. The prejudice goes from just thinking such things are ugly, as far as to believing that it's god's punishment for something your ancestors did, and there are indeed people who believe this.</span><span />
False parents could be the most perfect human beings in the entire world but its all up to the child who decides their own wrongs and rights.
