Bonesmashing definitely causes brain damage

[zhaw1]

I started bs about a week ago and do 2 sessions daily, 1 session at 8am, 1 session at 8pm, I do 200 hits on each part which is zygos, jaw corners, and chin corners, I use a mouthguard and put a pillow behind my head and never hit hard. After my sessions I always get brain fog and feel tingling in the back of my neck, and just feel like a complete iqlet (when my iq is well above 100 so this is a red flag,)which is literally a common concussion/ cte sign which quite literally is brain damage. Bonesmashing has not been studied long term and people may say “oh I do it I haven’t felt anything,” but think abt brain damage as the same mechanism as bs, repeated trauma causes new formation, and for the brain, repeated trauma causes degradation, the only reason no major studies have came out against this yet is because it is relatively new, and brain damage comes gradually, not all at once. TLR , bonesmashing causes brain fog, and tingles in back of neck despite proper precautions and normal hits, which are cte signs, therefore causing brain damage. Feel free to critique.

 

[NWL]

I started bs about a week ago and do 2 sessions daily, 1 session at 8am, 1 session at 8pm, I do 200 hits on each part which is zygos, jaw corners, and chin corners, I use a mouthguard and put a pillow behind my head and never hit hard. After my sessions I always get brain fog and feel tingling in the back of my neck, and just feel like a complete iqlet (when my iq is well above 100 so this is a red flag,)which is literally a common concussion/ cte sign which quite literally is brain damage. Bonesmashing has not been studied long term and people may say “oh I do it I haven’t felt anything,” but think abt brain damage as the same mechanism as bs, repeated trauma causes new formation, and for the brain, repeated trauma causes degradation, the only reason no major studies have came out against this yet is because it is relatively new, and brain damage comes gradually, not all at once. TLR , bonesmashing causes brain fog, and tingles in back of neck despite proper precautions and normal hits, which are cte signs, therefore causing brain damage. Feel free to critique.

claiming 100iq+ and bonesmashing has to be a joke just fucking hop on tren and hgh

 

[sensetivefoidgraper]

tales from mumbai

 

[zhaw1]

claiming 100iq+ and bonesmashing has to be a joke just fucking hop on tren and hgh

Spending hundreds of dollars a month to fuck your liver up permanently no matter how many blockers and absorbents you take, just to be a gymcel, I’m good dawg

 

[incellooser]

Spending hundreds of dollars a month to fuck your liver up permanently no matter how many blockers and absorbents you take, just to be a gymcel, I’m good dawg

Iqlet

 

[zhaw1]

tales from mumba

Iqlet

Iqlet

stay ignorant dawg, keep blasting poison inside you and degrading from the inside out

 

[NWL]

stay ignorant dawg, keep blasting poison inside you and degrading from the inside out

you just told us that you are noticing braindamage from bonesmashing bro like are we deadass atleast taking tren is gonna make you more dimorphic

 

[Yrod]

Empecé a practicar BS hace aproximadamente una semana y hago dos sesiones diarias, una a las 8 a. m. y otra a las 8 p. m. Hago 200 golpes en cada parte: pómulos, comisuras de la mandíbula y comisuras de la barbilla. Uso un protector bucal, pongo una almohada detrás de la cabeza y nunca golpeo fuerte. Después de las sesiones, siempre tengo confusión mental y siento hormigueo en la nuca, y me siento como un completo inútil (cuando mi coeficiente intelectual está muy por encima de 100, así que esto es una señal de alarma), lo cual es un síntoma común de conmoción cerebral/CTE, que literalmente es daño cerebral. El Bonesmashing no se ha estudiado a largo plazo y la gente puede decir "oh, yo lo hago y no he sentido nada", pero piensen en el daño cerebral como el mismo mecanismo que el BS: el trauma repetido causa nueva formación, y para el cerebro, el trauma repetido causa degradación. La única razón por la que aún no han surgido estudios importantes en contra de esto es porque es relativamente nuevo, y el daño cerebral se produce gradualmente, no de golpe. En resumen, los golpes fuertes con los huesos provocan confusión mental y hormigueo en la nuca a pesar de tomar las precauciones adecuadas y de que los golpes sean normales. Estos son síntomas de encefalopatía traumática crónica ( ETC ), lo que puede causar daño cerebral. Siéntanse libres de criticar.

Nerve Damage.