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how does chewing makae a bone longer?
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thx manbone remodels to adapt to the loads under which it is placed
It doesn’t
IT FUCKING DOESN'T MEWING IS A LIE AND A WASTE OF TIME IF YOU NEED BETTER JAW HARDMAXX IS THE ONLY WAY
ok but actually mewing can bring out more of what you already have if you practice it properly but you'll never get real mass gains with it unless you're prepubescent and still softboned but even then its moreso your nutrient consumption when you're younger
i dont know man 6 million chews? In 2 jaws? seems a bit much, 6 thousand seems more realistic ykykFor every time you chew as hard as possible the omnipresent Mike Mew invisibly blesses you with a miniscule amount of ramus length. After 6 million chews one gets a long enough ramus to be chadlite.
It seems impossible that OP would be able to chew that many times in four years. Especially with all the other stuff he's got going on in his life.i dont know man 6 million chews? In 2 jaws? seems a bit much, 6 thousand seems more realistic ykyk
Masseter grows and everyone who has developed masseters has a long ramus look at brad pitt his jaw muscles are very developed and his ramus is long, look at literally ANY dude with big masseters or anyone with bruxism and you will see their ramus is long
Ok, refute it then geek
Muscle ≠ bone.Ok, refute it then geek
Bone adapts to the muscles size and growth, you think some average joes skeleton is enough to structure a bodybuilders muscles? Of course not.Muscle ≠ bone.
based user factually refutes coperThe relationship between muscle size and bone geometry during growth and in response to exercise - PubMed
As muscles become larger and stronger during growth and in response to increased loading, bones should adapt by adding mass, size, and strength. In this unilateral model, we tested the hypothesis that (1) the relationship between muscle size and bone mass and geometry (nonplaying arm) would not...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
As muscles become larger and stronger during growth and in response to increased loading, bones should adapt by adding mass, size, and strength.
stronger muscles pull the skeleton with greater strength and therefore bone must adapt to these forces. ii) heavier and larger bones require more muscle strength to move, thus muscles have to adjust to greater bone mass.