Therapy Caps. : This section was last updated to include revisions to Medicare law for therapy caps, and related provisions, through Section 202 of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA).
If by strongest you mean âability to exert a force on an external objectâ, then a humanâs strongest muscle is his or her â masseter â muscle. The masseter muscle is a thick muscle in the cheek and is located at the back of the jaw.Itâs responsible for opening and closing your jaw during chewing.f by strongest you mean âability to exert a force on an external objectâ, then a humanâs strongest muscle is his or her â masseter â muscle. The masseter muscle is a thick muscle in the cheek and is located at the back of the jaw.
Not only does the masseter muscle probably harbour some of the most common trigger points in the human body, the masseter is also the strongest muscle in the human body (pound for pound), although many variables make this difficult to be sure of.3 Together with the temporalis muscle and a few other smaller muscles, most people can generate at least about 68 kilograms of force (kgf) between their teeth.