Hollow cheeks after workout

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Does having hollow cheeks after a workout means that your face is actually bloated and you dont have fat pads? And how can you make that effect permanent without having to sweat like a dog?
 
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Bite in ur cheeks
 
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Not cope, yes that means you're bloated. Haven't found a way to consistently stay debloated myself. Have had some temporary success with dandelion root pills (1.575g a day) and HIIT for cardio every morning. Ordered some potassium chloride (nu-salt not 99mg tablets), gonna mix it with water and sip throughout the day. Not sure how much I'll use just yet.
 
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Not cope, yes that means you're bloated. Haven't found a way to consistently stay debloated myself. Have had some temporary success with dandelion root pills (1.575g a day) and HIIT for cardio every morning. Ordered some potassium chloride (nu-salt not 99mg tablets), gonna mix it with water and sip throughout the day. Not sure how much I'll use just yet.
Will try, thanks!
 
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Does having hollow cheeks after a workout means that your face is actually bloated and you dont have fat pads? And how can you make that effect permanent without having to sweat like a dog?
train masseters and zygomatic major muscles if you have a decently wide jaw. make sure you have outward gonions though as inward gonions can lead to the bloated look and chewing is not recommended if inward gonions. Incisor open mouth chewing is a great way to do this as it doesn't use buccinators whilst training these 2 muscles required for that "hollow cheek" effect.
 
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train masseters and zygomatic major muscles if you have a decently wide jaw. make sure you have outward gonions though as inward gonions can lead to the bloated look and chewing is not recommended if inward gonions. Incisor open mouth chewing is a great way to do this as it doesn't use buccinators whilst training these 2 muscles required for that "hollow cheek" effect.
What is insisor open mouth chewing

Can you show a pic of how its done
 
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Does having hollow cheeks after a workout means that your face is actually bloated and you dont have fat pads? And how can you make that effect permanent without having to sweat like a dog?
Another giga simple way to know the bloat is to bite the cheeks and if the inner mouth region feels thicker then it is face being bloat
 
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Does having hollow cheeks after a workout means that your face is actually bloated and you dont have fat pads? And how can you make that effect permanent without having to sweat like a dog?
You want hollow cheeks? Chew gum and hard foods thoroughly and practice tongue posture if you're not doing so already. Also make sure to have a lean body, which I assume you do since you say that you work out.
 
train masseters and zygomatic major muscles if you have a decently wide jaw. make sure you have outward gonions though as inward gonions can lead to the bloated look and chewing is not recommended if inward gonions. Incisor open mouth chewing is a great way to do this as it doesn't use buccinators whilst training these 2 muscles required for that "hollow cheek" effect.
Ur right ive noticed that Usually most people that report good results from chewing have already a good jaw to begin with
 
too bad i cant vampiremax as an ethnic unless i become pale
 
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Long story short, it works for getting rid of bloat.
 
More bloat cope. All it does is sweat water out of your face temporarily. Still caused long term by shit bones or high bodyfat. Just keep sodium low and/or potassium high for maximum leanness anything else is cope.
 

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