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Aephis
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Well, my fellow idiots, it seems that through countless nights of scrambling for a way to continue bone development after puberty to cope with our subhuman bone structure, I have actually found somewhat definitive proof that it is indeed possible to drastically increase bone size AFTER puberty has ended.
To get this started, I would like to state that the wrist of a human being is not meant to be put under the stress of walking or running like a primal beast on all fours. I saw the recessed idiots all over social media claiming to be animals, and then running around like a dumbass on all fours. I soon found an interesting specimen on some secluded YouTube video that will only dare to show up if you actually search for it. It’s the “fastest runner on all fours”. At first, I watched it for pure amusement. Soon, they took him in for a bone scan because they were wondering how he could perform such a feat. It turns out, the size of his wrists were 18% larger and 10% more dense than the average bipedal (two legged) runner. The researcher then claims that he has developed a physical adaptation in response to the stress his wrist bones have been put under.
The Video:
(You only need to watch 3:49-4:41 to avoid seeing autism)
As a sort of warning, I would advise to only put voluntary stress on your bones AFTER your plates have closed. This ensures that the stress doesn’t interfere with natural bone development during puberty. It would be counterintuitive and just overall ignorance.
Hopefully you can find a better alternative… but that’s not my job. For now, it seems like it’s time to…
GET BONE-SMASHING
(just be careful pls)
To get this started, I would like to state that the wrist of a human being is not meant to be put under the stress of walking or running like a primal beast on all fours. I saw the recessed idiots all over social media claiming to be animals, and then running around like a dumbass on all fours. I soon found an interesting specimen on some secluded YouTube video that will only dare to show up if you actually search for it. It’s the “fastest runner on all fours”. At first, I watched it for pure amusement. Soon, they took him in for a bone scan because they were wondering how he could perform such a feat. It turns out, the size of his wrists were 18% larger and 10% more dense than the average bipedal (two legged) runner. The researcher then claims that he has developed a physical adaptation in response to the stress his wrist bones have been put under.
The Video:
(You only need to watch 3:49-4:41 to avoid seeing autism)
As a sort of warning, I would advise to only put voluntary stress on your bones AFTER your plates have closed. This ensures that the stress doesn’t interfere with natural bone development during puberty. It would be counterintuitive and just overall ignorance.
Hopefully you can find a better alternative… but that’s not my job. For now, it seems like it’s time to…
GET BONE-SMASHING
(just be careful pls)