Bonesmashing

[oj424]

I've seen various different answers on whether or not bonesmashing works and I'm wondering about the science behind it (for the people who believe in it). I don't just wanna hear stuff about wolff's law I've heard a thousand times before I'm looking for new information on the actual physical mechanisms behind it. I recently saw something about ossifying blood vessels similar to the way fighters get hardened ears after receiving blunt trauma to them, but is this a guarantee and is there any possible negative side effects? I was gonna look through old threads but theres like 50 million people asking the same question all tagged with the same keyword so I don't feel like looking through all of it

 

[cavy]

Just Do It.

 

[hax]

Just Do It.

- nike

 

[moggin]

there's 100s of threads about bonesmashing, go ahead, search them up and maybe do your own research

 

[spyglass1300099]

just test it out ur self or ldar

 

[idontmogu]

I recently saw something about ossifying blood vessels similar to the way fighters get hardened ears

but is this a guarantee and is there any possible negative side effects?

Research subperiosteal hematoma ossification. Its a little more in depth then that but yeah. And obvs theres gonna be side effects if your smashing your own face with enough force to create hematomas all the time

 

[autisticloser]

Temp shit, rarely looks aesthetic. Also for blood to ossify it needs to be at that place for a long time

 

[oj424]

just test it out ur self or ldar

this is such a braindead response lmao I want someone who can actually teach me about the mechanistic speculation behind it and I'm not just gonna labrat myself without knowing what I'm doing

 

[primaldiet1122]

Temp shit, rarely looks aesthetic. Also for blood to ossify it needs to be at that place for a long time

just tell me when it doesnt look aesthetic