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Wolffs law in based on smashing your bones to create minor fractures like martial artists do with their shin.
They smash their shin on a metal or wooden pole to create micro-fractures that end up healing and increasing bone density ,they do this to help their kicks and also damage the nerves around the shin so it wouldn’t cause any pain while fighting.
But the facial bones are way more fragile than other bones due to size and density,the jaw bone and the zygos is something that people hit for bonesmashing,they say it works because they see progress.
This progress is nothing more than the swelling of skin tissue of the area you’ve hit which is temporary and can cause damage of the epidermis and dermis.
Since the facial bones are more fragile,many people have actually fractures their jaw bone,and people got black eye due to hitting the cheekbones.
Wolffs law has been studied and shown to have real progress on bones like the shin bone but theirs actually no studies that have shown that it implied on facial bones.
They smash their shin on a metal or wooden pole to create micro-fractures that end up healing and increasing bone density ,they do this to help their kicks and also damage the nerves around the shin so it wouldn’t cause any pain while fighting.
But the facial bones are way more fragile than other bones due to size and density,the jaw bone and the zygos is something that people hit for bonesmashing,they say it works because they see progress.
This progress is nothing more than the swelling of skin tissue of the area you’ve hit which is temporary and can cause damage of the epidermis and dermis.
Since the facial bones are more fragile,many people have actually fractures their jaw bone,and people got black eye due to hitting the cheekbones.
Wolffs law has been studied and shown to have real progress on bones like the shin bone but theirs actually no studies that have shown that it implied on facial bones.