Kid bonesmashed himself now he has permanent nerve damage

[Francisco_Bs]

what happend to him

A virus or something like that one side of his face was paralyzed

 

[Azie555]

A virus or something like that one side of his face was paralyzed

oh dng didnt know about it

 

[tightmason]

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no way ts real
ts gotta be sum kind of larp bro

leaks of that nigga bonesmashing btw not actually him those who snows

 

[tightmason]

bump

 

[MouthBreathingElite]

Stop hitting yourself with a hammer, you won't achieve bone growth only use it for frauding with the swelling you get

@TiktokUser why did you wtf react me

 

[Azie555]

leaks of that nigga bonesmashing btw not actually him those who snows
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brotal

 

[NEET_Emperor]

Type of nigga to eat raw meat bc a youtuber said so

 

[TiktokUser]

@TiktokUser why did you wtf react me

Bonesmashing is NOT cope, and this guy somehow getting 7th cranial nerve damage was most likely not caused by that, especially considering that even boxing and MMA fighters almost never report facial nerve injuries

The most common facial injuries are lacerations, bruising, and fractures, NOT nerve damage. Actual facial nerve injury is rarely reported, even among professionals who take repeated blows to the face for years.

So if a kid is hitting himself with a hammer or his knuckles after the zygomatic area has already healed from bruising, HOW exactly would that lead to nerve damage, when that is even more uncommon, and much deeper tissue to even hit

Bonesmashing is also NOT about growing new bone. it’s about breaking down the periosteum to trigger a healing response. The fibroblasts in the periosteum then become active and start producing collagen, that strengthens and repairs the periosteum.
@Swarthy Knight @walee @nestivv @iblamehamza

 

[TiktokUser]

i mean these are not good pics but the first one is after and the others are before
idk if u can tell the difference

Btw im bonesmashing for only like a month now

just like once or twice a week

After: Now:
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Before Pics:
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2 years ago
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Which parts of your face do you bonesmash chin, zygomatic bones, brow ridge?
Do you also use the same object for each? cause that would seem like too much force if you do it on your brow ridge. And do youalso have a link to that reddit post?

 

[Tr0ubLe]

Imm aleep bsing shit too good to give up

 

[MouthBreathingElite]

Bonesmashing is NOT cope, and this guy somehow getting 7th cranial nerve damage was most likely not caused by that, especially considering that even boxing and MMA fighters almost never report facial nerve injuries

The most common facial injuries are lacerations, bruising, and fractures, NOT nerve damage. Actual facial nerve injury is rarely reported, even among professionals who take repeated blows to the face for years.
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So if a kid is hitting himself with a hammer or his knuckles after the zygomatic area has already healed from bruising, HOW exactly would that lead to nerve damage, when even professional fighters almost never experience it?

Bonesmashing is also NOT about growing new bone. it’s about breaking down the periosteum to trigger a healing response. The fibroblasts in the periosteum then become active and start producing collagen, that strengthens and repairs the periosteum.
@Swarthy Knight @walee @nestivv @iblamehamza

DR, a hammer and mildy padded gloves arent the same thing, so the goal (from what i understand) of bonesmashing is strengthening bone? Whats the point of that

 

[alpomer7]

you would need to actually fracture a bone for there to be permanent damage

most likely soft tissue swollen and nerve got stuck, no way nigga actually fractured his bone doing bonesmashing unless absolute psycho

 

[TiktokUser]

DR, a hammer and mildy padded gloves arent the same thing, so the goal (from what i understand) of bonesmashing is strengthening bone? Whats the point of that

I included MMA in that post as well and lacerations were still the most common injury, nerve damage is extremely rare, especially 7th cranial nerve damage.
Same thing for bare knuckle

 

[iblamehamza]

Bonesmashing is NOT cope, and this guy somehow getting 7th cranial nerve damage was most likely not caused by that, especially considering that even boxing and MMA fighters almost never report facial nerve injuries

The most common facial injuries are lacerations, bruising, and fractures, NOT nerve damage. Actual facial nerve injury is rarely reported, even among professionals who take repeated blows to the face for years.
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So if a kid is hitting himself with a hammer or his knuckles after the zygomatic area has already healed from bruising, HOW exactly would that lead to nerve damage, when that is even more uncommon, and much deeper tissue to even hit

Bonesmashing is also NOT about growing new bone. it’s about breaking down the periosteum to trigger a healing response. The fibroblasts in the periosteum then become active and start producing collagen, that strengthens and repairs the periosteum.
@Swarthy Knight @walee @nestivv @iblamehamza

High IQ , change ur username

 

[Azie555]

Which parts of your face do you bonesmash chin, zygomatic bones, brow ridge?
Do you also use the same object for each? cause that would seem like too much force if you do it on your brow ridge. And do youalso have a link to that reddit post?

i was just smashing my zygos but now ive started smashing my chin too. I hit with a hammer. I never bonesmashed my browridge.

here is the link to the reddit post:

 

[Arminus]

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no way ts real
ts gotta be sum kind of larp bro

Don’t worry we need to promote this to TikTokcels eliminate competition

 

[Reginald]

LOL the fact it’s on reddit as well