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Strongest muscle in the human body
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What is the strongest muscle in the human body?
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pound for pound it is the tongue. it has the strongest ratio of weight to weight able to lift. If you just want to know the overall strongest on most people, it is the quadricep. But most answers will vary dependant upon which muscle someone works out more. These are for you generic human.
Answer Date: 11:02am 09/01/08
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For some people its theor jaw muscle cause they never stop talking, others the wrist and arm muscles, because they never stop typing of course. Id say the Glut maximus, largest and strongest.
Answer Date: 10:47am 09/01/08
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It's the heart! It pumps blood from the day you're born until the day you die! That's one tough organ!
Answer Date: 10:30am 09/03/08
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I would say the heart too - because it can take a lot pain caused by others.
Answer Date: 12:45pm 09/04/08
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