How to get better zygos

[nolonger_human]

Does bone smashing work?

 

[nolonger_human]

Bump

 

[ICL]

no

 

[nolonger_human]

no

But doesn’t it follow wolfs law

 

[ICL]

But doesn’t it follow wolfs law

wolfs law is irrelevant

 

[nolonger_human]

wolfs law is irrelevant

Doesn’t apply to zygos?

 

[peterk1287]

Does bone smashing work?

Ten massi jumps and 2x prays to gandy till failure

 

[ICL]

Doesn’t apply to zygos?

it doesnt apply to increasing bone size

 

[ICL]

Ten massi jumps and 2x prays to gandy till failure

pray to gandy till failure is bad


you'll be praying forever

limit to 5 miniutes

 

[dhusc]

Does bone smashing work?

No

Mark as solution

 

[nolonger_human]

No

Mark as solution

Ok

 

[nolonger_human]

Ten massi jumps and 2x prays to gandy till failure

Jfl

 

[ZygomaticProjection]

 

[ZygomaticProjection]

No

Mark as solution

 

[nolonger_human]

No

Mark as solution

Why not tho

 

[ZygomaticProjection]

Why not tho

Bonesmashing doesn’t work because your bones can’t be reshaped by hitting them , your body just treats it as injury, not sculpting. At best you get swelling or bruising, at worst damage that heals unevenly and looks worse

 

[johndoe_]

Why not tho

Wolffs law dosent work like you think it does.

Wolffs law applies to bone density and strength over size and or placement.

Another thing to keep in mind is that wolffs law dosent just apply to things hitting the bone or external forces (like bone smashing), but also to things like activities.

Wolffs law states that bones change (in strenght and density) if pressure is put on them, meaning things like exercise, your posture or anything straining a particular bone or area of it will change. The same thing also applies in reverse, if there is not pressure or a lack or force on the bone it will weaken.

Keep in mind that your facial muscles, tounge posture, etc. Will make a change in your face and facial bones, and how they look (especially during adolesence) to be as efficient as possible. Genetics heavily guide your bone structure, but im not gonna get into that.

Hope you got a clearer view on the topic.