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Lefort1234
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Can someone link a good debunk thread or a thread which proves it, does the new theory works is it possible to control the outcome?
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Professional greyHoly shit how is your rep ratio even worse than mine
What about subperiosteal hematoma ossificationits cope and the theory doesnt make sense in the first place. wolffs law doesnt apply to bonesmashing
No, and never talk about bonesmashing again niggaCan someone link a good debunk thread or a thread which proves it, does the new theory works is it possible to control the outcome?
bone smashing for the pump isnt cope but for bone growth it kinda isCan someone link a good debunk thread or a thread which proves it, does the new theory works is it possible to control the outcome?
Bonesmashing makes your face swell for a bit sort of like a pump but if your in early stages of puberty it can actually flatten your face.Can someone link a good debunk thread or a thread which proves it, does the new theory works is it possible to control the outcome?
dnr, I grew my chin from bonesmashing it wasn't bone growth but the tissue and it feels permanentits cope and the theory doesnt make sense in the first place. wolffs law doesnt apply to bonesmashing
I mean if the scars look good idgaf tbhobviously, bone smashing doesn’t trigger or cause bone growth. all that swelling and scarred tissue is just your body desperately trying to repair the trauma you just inflicted.
they’re temporary swelling either way.I mean if the scars look good idgaf tbh
thats trueWhat about subperiosteal hematoma ossification
flatten your face¨Bonesmashing makes your face swell for a bit sort of like a pump but if your in early stages of puberty it can actually flatten your face.
the swelling is temporary, the tissue that gets formed its permanent and feels like boonethey’re temporary swelling either way.