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**Title:** Enhancing the "Angle of Youth" for a Clear Oval Face
**Key Topics:**
1. **The Angle of Youth:** Important for a clear oval face, influenced by age and posture.
2. **Causes of Loss:** Shortening of masticatory muscles, hyoid muscle condition, age-related bone resorption, and poor posture.
**Exercise Complex to Enhance the Angle of Youth:**
* Improve posture (chest open, shoulders back)
* Lymphatic drainage (supraclavicular and parotid lymph nodes)
* Neck stretches and massage
* Techniques to relax masticatory muscles (massage, jaw opening exercises)
* Additional exercise: Tongue placement on upper teeth to tighten sublingual area
**Usage and Maintenance:**
* Perform complex daily for 1.5-2 weeks, then reduce to 2-3 times a week for maintenance
**Additional:** Announcement of a giveaway winner for a "Beauty Plum" pillow, recommended for reducing morning swelling and creases.
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**Anatomy and Physiology**
1. The angle of youth depends on two factors: age and posture.
2. Shortening of the masticatory muscles contributes to the loss of the angle of youth.
3. The condition of the hyoid muscle affects the angle of youth.
4. Age-related resorption of the bones of the skull impacts the angle of youth.
**Causes of Facial Changes**
5. Prolonged tension in the masticatory muscles leads to spasms and shortening.
6. Shortening of the masticatory muscles pulls the lower jaw up, reducing the angle of the lower jaw.
7. Resorption decreases the volume and size of the lower jaw.
8. Poor posture disrupts blood and lymph flow, leading to swelling in the lower face.
**Techniques and Exercises**
9. Opening the chest and lowering it can help improve posture.
10. Raising, pulling back, and lowering the shoulders (10-15 times) can improve posture.
11. Pumping the supraclavicular lymph nodes (5 times) can enhance lymph flow.
12. Gently massaging the parotid lymph nodes can aid in lymphatic drainage.
13. Neck stretches (10 times each side) can help relax the neck muscles.
14. A specific technique involving pressing the palms on the face can help reduce fluid.
15. Massaging the masticatory muscles with circular movements can relax them.
16. Opening and closing the mouth slowly (10-15 times) can relieve masticatory muscle tension.
17. Placing the tongue on the upper teeth for 1-3 minutes can tighten the sublingual area.
**Product and Channel Information**
18. A "beauty plum" pillow is recommended for its anatomical shape, helping users look fresh and rested.
19. The pillow was given away in a contest, with Natalya being the winner.
20. Links to the manufacturer and more content are available in the video description.