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This is going to sound really cringe, but it’s true, and I’d like someone with a brain to answer me: bone smashing is one of the few methods that has actually worked for me, no matter how stupid it sounds. I do it in a very controlled way on specific areas; I use my knuckles, and I hold my head steady with my other arm. However, after doing it on my cheekbones, for example I sometimes get a headache and feel weird (and it’s my head that hurts, not just my face). I assume it’s because, even though I hold my head tight, there’s still some movement, and I’ve heard this method can cause brain damage. Honestly, I’d rather keep my face the way it is and give up bone smashing even though it gets results because I have no intention of getting brain damage. Any advice?
 
get on that bone smashing neuroprotection stack boy :lul:
?, I just need to know the most effective way to prevent brain damage, whether the headache is normal, and if I should stop now even though I'm getting good results fuck, I don't know what I'm doing with my life.
 
This is going to sound really cringe, but it’s true, and I’d like someone with a brain to answer me: bone smashing is one of the few methods that has actually worked for me, no matter how stupid it sounds. I do it in a very controlled way on specific areas; I use my knuckles, and I hold my head steady with my other arm. However, after doing it on my cheekbones, for example I sometimes get a headache and feel weird (and it’s my head that hurts, not just my face). I assume it’s because, even though I hold my head tight, there’s still some movement, and I’ve heard this method can cause brain damage. Honestly, I’d rather keep my face the way it is and give up bone smashing even though it gets results because I have no intention of getting brain damage. Any advice?
This is very strong pls a moment stop
 
This is very strong pls a moment stop
Damn, people are so vague. I haven't been doing this for long, and I do it right obviously, I'm going to stop now or switch to doing it every three days but I've heard of other people having this issue. What's the logic behind it? What's the best way to hold it? Please, I need some info on this that's what this forum is for.
 
Damn, people are so vague. I haven't been doing this for long, and I do it right obviously, I'm going to stop now or switch to doing it every three days but I've heard of other people having this issue. What's the logic behind it? What's the best way to hold it? Please, I need some info on this that's what this forum is for.
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Damn, people are so vague. I haven't been doing this for long, and I do it right obviously, I'm going to stop now or switch to doing it every three days but I've heard of other people having this issue. What's the logic behind it? What's the best way to hold it? Please, I need some info on this that's what

Damn, people are so vague. I haven't been doing this for long, and I do it right obviously, I'm going to stop now or switch to doing it every three days but I've heard of other people having this issue. What's the logic behind it? What's the best way to hold it? Please, I need some info on this that's what this forum is for.
Oky bonesmash is not true
 
This is going to sound really cringe, but it’s true, and I’d like someone with a brain to answer me: bone smashing is one of the few methods that has actually worked for me, no matter how stupid it sounds. I do it in a very controlled way on specific areas; I use my knuckles, and I hold my head steady with my other arm. However, after doing it on my cheekbones, for example I sometimes get a headache and feel weird (and it’s my head that hurts, not just my face). I assume it’s because, even though I hold my head tight, there’s still some movement, and I’ve heard this method can cause brain damage. Honestly, I’d rather keep my face the way it is and give up bone smashing even though it gets results because I have no intention of getting brain damage. Any advice?
Use a pillow Instead
 
This is going to sound really cringe, but it’s true, and I’d like someone with a brain to answer me: bone smashing is one of the few methods that has actually worked for me, no matter how stupid it sounds. I do it in a very controlled way on specific areas; I use my knuckles, and I hold my head steady with my other arm. However, after doing it on my cheekbones, for example I sometimes get a headache and feel weird (and it’s my head that hurts, not just my face). I assume it’s because, even though I hold my head tight, there’s still some movement, and I’ve heard this method can cause brain damage. Honestly, I’d rather keep my face the way it is and give up bone smashing even though it gets results because I have no intention of getting brain damage. Any advice?
Use a better tool be precise with that and for now rest for a couple of days start better and controlled alright?
 
Use a better tool be precise with that and for now rest for a couple of days start better and controlled alright?
I do it in a controlled way for a short time, much less than normal people do and without using much force; I don't know what else is needed, but anyway...
 

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