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Obviously many people here know that bonesmashing is cope, but for those who don't let me explain why:
Why Do People Bonesmash?
People bonesmash because of Wolf's Law Theory from the 19th century stating that bones adapt to mechanical stress.
1 Bonesmashing Misinterpretes Wolf's Law
Tendons pulling at their attachments dictates how bones grow over the years. Tendons basically being a strong and flexible tissue that connects a muscle to a bone. But the problem being that bone smashing brings blunt force trauma to one who bonesmashes, blunt force trauma being caused by external forces. Whereas mechanical stress simplified are internal forces.
2 Bonesmashing Damages Your Face
Bonesmashing could seriously damage your face. If you hit certain veins in your face, this could result in nerve damage. If you hit blood vessels which are of many within your face this could result in bleeding which may lead to an airway obstruction, suffocation, blindness, etc.
3 There Is No Scientific Proof Backing Up Bonesmashing
To those who believe in bonesmashing, show any scientific source that supports and mentions bonemashing because of Wolf's Law? I'm curious. Oh and don't forget to also show a source proving that bone smashing gives you symmetrical bone growth.
References:
www.physio-pedia.com
bimcbali.com
www.sciencedirect.com
www.cbsnews.com
This is my first looksmaxxing guide so let me know if there is anything to improve on if you can
@Clavicular @androgenic @Orka @Aryan Incel
Why Do People Bonesmash?
People bonesmash because of Wolf's Law Theory from the 19th century stating that bones adapt to mechanical stress.
1 Bonesmashing Misinterpretes Wolf's Law
Tendons pulling at their attachments dictates how bones grow over the years. Tendons basically being a strong and flexible tissue that connects a muscle to a bone. But the problem being that bone smashing brings blunt force trauma to one who bonesmashes, blunt force trauma being caused by external forces. Whereas mechanical stress simplified are internal forces.
2 Bonesmashing Damages Your Face
Bonesmashing could seriously damage your face. If you hit certain veins in your face, this could result in nerve damage. If you hit blood vessels which are of many within your face this could result in bleeding which may lead to an airway obstruction, suffocation, blindness, etc.
3 There Is No Scientific Proof Backing Up Bonesmashing
To those who believe in bonesmashing, show any scientific source that supports and mentions bonemashing because of Wolf's Law? I'm curious. Oh and don't forget to also show a source proving that bone smashing gives you symmetrical bone growth.
References:
Wolff's Law
Julius Wolff, a German surgeon and anatomist, introduced Wolff’s Law, which highlights the adaptive nature of bone. According to this principle, bone is a dynamic tissue that constantly remodels itself in response to the mechanical stresses placed on it. So it can be mentioned that the...
Tendons shape bones during embryonic development
In all vertebrates, including humans, bones, muscles and tendons work together to give the skeleton its characteristic balance of stability and movement. Now, new research uncovers a previously unrecognized interaction between tendons, which connect muscles to bones, and the developing embryonic...
www.sciencedaily.com
Understanding Blunt Force Trauma and Internal Bleeding — BIMC Hospital Bali
Understanding Blunt Force Trauma and Internal Bleeding - Blunt force trauma can occur from accidents or impacts that do not break the skin but cause significant injury inside the body.
Mechanical Stress - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
What is bone smashing? The dangerous TikTok beauty trend surgeons are warning against
The trend involves young people using blunt objects to cause fractures in their faces to achieve a chiseled look
www.cbsnews.com
This is my first looksmaxxing guide so let me know if there is anything to improve on if you can
@Clavicular @androgenic @Orka @Aryan Incel
