
yeahyux21
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All the threads on this forum about promoting bone growth are water. Retards will say something about bonesmashing, while bonesmashing will give you temporarily "bone growth" - swelling lmaoo, it'll change nothing in the long run. Same with running cycles, especially if you are under the age of 16.
Introduction to carbs and how it will promote bone growth.
If you already don't know, when eating carbs in big portions, it will affect our hormones. One main hormone it will affect is insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1). This protein helps cells grow - it also helps bones growth too. So already you can tell very easily that igf-1 plays a big role in bone growth and remodeling.
How IGF-1 promotes growth and density.
IGF-1 stimulates oseoblast activity (cells that build bone), leading to you guess, increased bone mass and density in the face.
now the best way to optimise this is eating high carbs during peak puberty, Higher IGF-1 levels quite literally contribute to jaw growth, cheekbone prominence, and overall facial bone development.
How carbs will save your Mandibular and Maxillary growth.
GH stimulates local bone cells to produce IGF-1, which then acts directly on jawbone cells to promote growth.
IGF-1 directly stimulates bone and and cartilage growth in the mandible and maxilla by activating osteoblasts.
Things IGF-1 directly does to your facial bones.
Enhances chondrocyte activity in the mandibular condyle
strengthens bone density and reduces resorption
promotes maxillary suture expansion.
(STUDIES)
https://joe.bioscientifica.com/conf...02f137$002f1$002fjoe_137_1_004.xml&utm_source
How IGF1 from blood vessels promotes growth of the jaw
The effect of insulin growth factor-1 on calvarial sutures
CONCLUSION
These studies show the significant role of IGF-1 in promoting mandibular and maxillary growth through mechanisms involving chondrocyte proliferation, bone formation, and vascular contributions.
also i apologise for the shitty thread format, and if i've repeated myself. Also there is more information and studies and probably a lot more that i didn't cover.
GOODLUCK : )
Introduction to carbs and how it will promote bone growth.
If you already don't know, when eating carbs in big portions, it will affect our hormones. One main hormone it will affect is insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1). This protein helps cells grow - it also helps bones growth too. So already you can tell very easily that igf-1 plays a big role in bone growth and remodeling.
How IGF-1 promotes growth and density.
IGF-1 stimulates oseoblast activity (cells that build bone), leading to you guess, increased bone mass and density in the face.
now the best way to optimise this is eating high carbs during peak puberty, Higher IGF-1 levels quite literally contribute to jaw growth, cheekbone prominence, and overall facial bone development.
How carbs will save your Mandibular and Maxillary growth.
GH stimulates local bone cells to produce IGF-1, which then acts directly on jawbone cells to promote growth.
IGF-1 directly stimulates bone and and cartilage growth in the mandible and maxilla by activating osteoblasts.
Things IGF-1 directly does to your facial bones.
Enhances chondrocyte activity in the mandibular condyle
strengthens bone density and reduces resorption
promotes maxillary suture expansion.
(STUDIES)
https://joe.bioscientifica.com/conf...02f137$002f1$002fjoe_137_1_004.xml&utm_source
How IGF1 from blood vessels promotes growth of the jaw
The effect of insulin growth factor-1 on calvarial sutures
CONCLUSION
These studies show the significant role of IGF-1 in promoting mandibular and maxillary growth through mechanisms involving chondrocyte proliferation, bone formation, and vascular contributions.
also i apologise for the shitty thread format, and if i've repeated myself. Also there is more information and studies and probably a lot more that i didn't cover.
GOODLUCK : )