Hidden dangers of mewing

[ultra18]

If you press hard with your tounge to your pallate and at the same time are chin tucking there are two major risks you should be aware of:

1. You can irritate and even compress the trigeminal maxillary nerve which goes just above your palate and regulate among other things body tempratuare and heart rate. In a worst case scenario you could cause a so called "electrical storm" within the hearts signaling system which is fatal.

2. If you press your tougne extremely hard and too far back it can create intercranial pressure to the degree that brain swelling and inflamation aswell as serious brain illnesses can form.

I'm not writing this to scare people or keep people away from mewing. I'm just advocating for sanity, resting the tounge at the roof of your mouth without applying any pressure is enough.

 

[mvp2v1]

If you press hard with your tounge to your pallate and at the same time are chin tucking there are two major risks you should be aware of:

1. You can irritate and even compress the trigeminal maxillary nerve which goes just above your palate and regulate among other things body tempratuare and heart rate. In a worst case scenario you could cause a so called "electrical storm" within the hearts signaling system which is fatal.

2. If you press your tougne extremely hard and too far back it can create intercranial pressure to the degree that brain swelling and inflamation aswell as serious brain illnesses can form.

I'm not writing this to scare people or keep people away from mewing. I'm just advocating for sanity, resting the tounge at the roof of your mouth without applying any pressure is enough.

never heard of anyone suffering any of these complications. these things wont occur unless you are hard mewing and even then the probability is so low. Im hard mewing as I write this. gl

 

[lonelycurry]

there is no dangers because it doesnt work in the first place you fucking monkey

 

[mvp2v1]

there is no dangers because it doesnt work in the first place you fucking monkey

> braces dont work.

gl!

 

[lonelycurry]

> braces dont work.

gl!

what?

 

[mvp2v1]

what?

how do braces work?

 

[Deleted member 18879]

If you press hard with your tounge to your pallate and at the same time are chin tucking there are two major risks you should be aware of:

1. You can irritate and even compress the trigeminal maxillary nerve which goes just above your palate and regulate among other things body tempratuare and heart rate. In a worst case scenario you could cause a so called "electrical storm" within the hearts signaling system which is fatal.

2. If you press your tougne extremely hard and too far back it can create intercranial pressure to the degree that brain swelling and inflamation aswell as serious brain illnesses can form.

I'm not writing this to scare people or keep people away from mewing. I'm just advocating for sanity, resting the tounge at the roof of your mouth without applying any pressure is enough.

Compression on a nerve requires weeks or months of constant interference to have any real effects, and as soon as they appear, they'll stop as soon as you remove the compression.

 

[lonelycurry]

how do braces work?

bruh, thats direct force on the teeth with tightening wires, whats your point

 

[Deleted member 15854]

If you press hard with your tounge to your pallate and at the same time are chin tucking there are two major risks you should be aware of:

1. You can irritate and even compress the trigeminal maxillary nerve which goes just above your palate and regulate among other things body tempratuare and heart rate. In a worst case scenario you could cause a so called "electrical storm" within the hearts signaling system which is fatal.

2. If you press your tougne extremely hard and too far back it can create intercranial pressure to the degree that brain swelling and inflamation aswell as serious brain illnesses can form.

I'm not writing this to scare people or keep people away from mewing. I'm just advocating for sanity, resting the tounge at the roof of your mouth without applying any pressure is enough.

my ears pop/open when i put back third far back

 

[mvp2v1]

bruh, thats direct force on the teeth with tightening wires, whats your point

You are getting closer...




Watch this video. And then realize that the tongue applies a force

gl

 

[Deleted member 15854]

If you press hard with your tounge to your pallate and at the same time are chin tucking there are two major risks you should be aware of:

1. You can irritate and even compress the trigeminal maxillary nerve which goes just above your palate and regulate among other things body tempratuare and heart rate. In a worst case scenario you could cause a so called "electrical storm" within the hearts signaling system which is fatal.

2. If you press your tougne extremely hard and too far back it can create intercranial pressure to the degree that brain swelling and inflamation aswell as serious brain illnesses can form.

I'm not writing this to scare people or keep people away from mewing. I'm just advocating for sanity, resting the tounge at the roof of your mouth without applying any pressure is enough.

could i hit maxilarry nerve from bonesmashing under eye? will this have any long term effects, or do i just get a black eye swelling for few days

 

[Deleted member 21712]

Well thanks for telling us, so basically we're f'ed if we do, f'ed if we don't, that's jiust great

 

[Deleted member 19066]

Its true. I broke my leg mewing once. Bonesmashing is a safer option.

 

[Deleted member 1901]

Mewing correctly has no "hidden dangers". It's just pressing the tongue on the palate, how could it even compress a nerve? If nerves could get damaged from light forces like your tongue, we'd probably be dead. It's actually ideal posture, so it would not make much since for mewing to be dangerous.