RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MASSETER AND THE CHEEKBONES(BONELESSCELS GTFIH)

[prank.em.shinji2015]

Human masticatory muscle volume and zygomatico-mandibular form in adults with mandibular prognathism - PubMed

Although several investigators have reported associations between masticatory muscles and skeletal craniofacial form, there is no agreement on the association. We tested the hypothesis that masticatory muscle volume correlates with the size and form of the adjacent local skeletal sites. For this...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

This article proves my theory that as you train the jaw muscles, over time the bones around it will grow too. This actually applies to your body in general. As you train a muscle, the bone or bones around it will grow and adapt to the size of the muscle, too. It makes further sense when you realize that every person with prominent cheekbones and jawline always has well developed masster muscles. If you think that cheekbones and/or jawline is a COMPLETELY genetic thing, please jump off a cliff immediately you absolute retard. Anyone can have a good facial structure. Go work on it, bonelesscel.

 

[LowTrust]

yeah when I clench my masseters my cheekbones also look more prominent, at least with people who have deep canine fossa

 

[LilJojo]

Bad cheekbones/jawline will be bad regardless of chewing.
Medium cheekbones/jawline will be slightly better with chewing
Good cheekbones/jawline will be better with chewing
No such thing as moving and developing bones through chewing if you are over 8.

 

[LowTrust]

Anyone can have a good facial structure

but this is just flat out wrong, no matter how much you train, there is a limit for everyone, and ironically, the better your starting position, the more potential you have

 

[looksmidder]

Human masticatory muscle volume and zygomatico-mandibular form in adults with mandibular prognathism - PubMed

Although several investigators have reported associations between masticatory muscles and skeletal craniofacial form, there is no agreement on the association. We tested the hypothesis that masticatory muscle volume correlates with the size and form of the adjacent local skeletal sites. For this...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

This article proves my theory that as you train the jaw muscles, over time the bones around it will grow too. This actually applies to your body in general. As you train a muscle, the bone or bones around it will grow and adapt to the size of the muscle, too. It makes further sense when you realize that every person with prominent cheekbones and jawline always has well developed masster muscles. If you think that cheekbones and/or jawline is a COMPLETELY genetic thing, please jump off a cliff immediately you absolute retard. Anyone can have a good facial structure. Go work on it, bonelesscel.

not gonna read the study but do cheekbones get wider or more forward with chewing?

 

[prank.em.shinji2015]

not gonna read the study but do cheekbones get wider or more forward with chewing?

Yes they do. Cheekbones naturally grow more in width rather than forward, but this is true.

 

[Deleted member 1901]

This article proves my theory that as you train the jaw muscles, over time the bones around it will grow too

>correlation

 

[looksmidder]

Yes they do. Cheekbones naturally grow more in width rather than forward, but this is true.

shit my cheekbones are already too wide

 

[HalfGypsyMogger]

shit my cheekbones are already too wide

if u dont have like my avi then it s not too wide

 

[looksmidder]

if u dont have like my avi then it s not too wide

they are trust me

 

[prank.em.shinji2015]

>correlation

seethe more bonelesscel

 

[HalfGypsyMogger]

The thing is that under cheekbones there are some muscles too that they activates when u chew(Idk how are they called i m high ss fk rn) and when this muscles grow bigger, ur cheekbones too because the muscles push the cheekbones out and forward
masseters works wonder for jaw too despite those(chipmunk cheeks) that some refers to, it s that u just have high bf% and bad insertions
after i get my braces down, i ll chew like is not tomorrow with steroids or hgh to make even more my skull as a cromagnon

 

[HalfGypsyMogger]

they are trust me

we can exchange photos in pm, i wonr dox lol and maybe exchange infos

 

[Deleted member 1901]

seethe more bonelesscel

You’re retarded if you think you proved anything.

I think chewing during childhood affects bones but not much as an adult.

Im not boneless. I probably bonemog you.

 

[prank.em.shinji2015]

You’re retarded if you think you proved anything.

I think chewing during childhood affects bones but not much as an adult.

Im not boneless. I probably bonemog you.

It still affects bones as an adult it just takes a much longer amount of time. Also from your pfp I can tell you're a fat boneless incel.

 

[HalfGypsyMogger]

It still affects bones as an adult it just takes a much longer amount of time. Also from your pfp I can tell you're a fat boneless incel.

 

[looksmidder]

we can exchange photos in pm, i wonr dox lol and maybe exchange infos

yea i’ll be home in a bit i’ll take a pic then

 

[mtcut3plush]

this is true some extent, i've been chewing with my left side for almost my whole life and now my left side has wider jaw and bigger cheekbone compared to the right side although not significantly, i still have pretty strong zygos and jaw in my right side but they're wider in the side i've been chewing with most (left)

 

[mtcut3plush]

but same ramus length tbh both tall asf

 

[Detective]

this is true some extent, i've been chewing with my left side for almost my whole life and now my left side has wider jaw and bigger cheekbone compared to the right side although not significantly, i still have pretty strong zygos and jaw in my right side but they're wider in the side i've been chewing with most (left)

opposite for me but yeah similar

 

[wificonnector]

Human masticatory muscle volume and zygomatico-mandibular form in adults with mandibular prognathism - PubMed

Although several investigators have reported associations between masticatory muscles and skeletal craniofacial form, there is no agreement on the association. We tested the hypothesis that masticatory muscle volume correlates with the size and form of the adjacent local skeletal sites. For this...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

This article proves my theory that as you train the jaw muscles, over time the bones around it will grow too. This actually applies to your body in general. As you train a muscle, the bone or bones around it will grow and adapt to the size of the muscle, too. It makes further sense when you realize that every person with prominent cheekbones and jawline always has well developed masster muscles. If you think that cheekbones and/or jawline is a COMPLETELY genetic thing, please jump off a cliff immediately you absolute retard. Anyone can have a good facial structure. Go work on it, bonelesscel.

It's hard to say whether it's a genetic thing completely or partially, bcz it’s just correlation no more, teach statistics rules, but big masseters aka temporal muscles are also attached to the head. accordingly, if you have an peanut skull, you should increase the circumference of the head too, not just the width of the jaw, because obviously - more bones -> more muscles.

I plan to release a series of posts about it, but I need the necessary information.

 

[Deleted member 29724]

Lifefuel LFG!, what teeth should we be chewing with tho?

 

[HalfGypsyMogger]

Lifefuel LFG!, what teeth should we be chewing with tho?

this is cope
if u have a good bite u can chew with what teeth u want.

 

[HalfGypsyMogger]

It's hard to say whether it's a genetic thing completely or partially, bcz it’s just correlation no more, teach statistics rules, but big masseters aka temporal muscles are also attached to the head. accordingly, if you have an peanut skull, you should increase the circumference of the head too, not just the width of the jaw, because obviously - more bones -> more muscles.

I plan to release a series of posts about it, but I need the necessary information.

masseters are not temporal, and temporal adds width to ur head and it s making ur bones sharper or more angular
but it would increase hairloss because of stress against the hair follicles
take for example josh mcgregor

his skull is twice bigger than his dad and he has worse hair recession than his dad despite being 22, that s why he wears a hat everytime
however both masseters temporal and pterygoid makes ur skull more bigger, angular and forward grown.

 

[wificonnector]

masseters are not temporal, and temporal adds width to ur head and it s making ur bones sharper or more angular
but it would increase hairloss because of stress against the hair follicles
take for example josh mcgregorView attachment 2216012 his skull is twice bigger than his dad and he has worse hair recession than his dad despite being 22, that s why he wears a hat everytime
however both masseters temporal and pterygoid makes ur skull more bigger, angular and forward grown.

Yes, I made a little mistake writing that the muscles are the same, but they are both used for chewing

 

[prank.em.shinji2015]

Lifefuel LFG!, what teeth should we be chewing with tho?

Just chew with your molars. The concept of chewing with your front teeth is barbarically retarded. Whoever made it must have the most fucked up bite ever