chewing gum for ramus size

[Pony]

cope or?

 

[Niebvll]

 

[sami04]

chewing gum js affects the masseter muscle, while yes it can promote ccw growth and give the illusion of "growing ramus" however its more likely that youll develop tmj than doing that. Just eat natural tough food, and youll be good, you dont need a gum for that

 

[maxx92765]

cope or?

chewing is definetly a good idea so you can look like connor murphy (chipmunk)

 

[yamface]

cope or?

Ramus ≠ masseter

If it magically does give you ccw rotation the results would be negligible but can improve frontal jaw angle.

 

[Niebvll]

chewing gum js affects the masseter muscle, while yes it can promote ccw growth and give the illusion of "growing ramus" however its more likely that youll develop tmj than doing that. Just eat natural tough food, and youll be good, you dont need a gum for that

ccw growth

it does not promote ccw rotation or bone growth by any means bra except youre like 8yo

 

[sami04]

ccw growth

it does not promote ccw rotation or bone growth by any means bra except youre like 8yo

not necessarily, it won’t massively rotate your jaws or cause real bone growth, but chewing does stimulate the masseter and bite muscles, which can subtly influence jaw development during growth. It’s minor but still counts

 

[Niebvll]

not necessarily, it won’t massively rotate your jaws or cause real bone growth, but chewing does stimulate the masseter and bite muscles, which can subtly influence jaw development during growth. It’s minor but still counts

No it doesnt count nigger

Theres zero (0) rotation caused

 

[sami04]

No it doesnt count nigger

Theres zero (0) rotation caused

Sure, if that’s what you want to believe

 

[Niebvll]

Sure, if that’s what you want to believe

gum exercise study found 0 rotation

 

[sami04]

gum exercise study found 0 rotation

My bad for the improper wording, what I was implying is that. Proper chewing habits and swallowing CAN inhibit ccw rotation. Just chewing gum alone won't let you get cww rotation nor masseter hypertrophy. Apologies for the miswording