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How to Help Your Face and Head Bones Grow
Our bones are always changing — old bone breaks down and new bone grows in its place. Two special cells do this job: osteoblasts (they build new bone) and osteoclasts (they break down old bone). For bones to grow well, both cells need to be working together and working hard.
This only works while you're going through puberty, when your body is still growing.
Step 1: Eat a LOT of good food
You need to eat more than 2,500 calories every day. Your body needs fuel to grow. Good foods to eat include:
Don't skip meals or go on a diet. When you eat, your body releases hormones like insulin and leptin that tell your bones to grow. Leptin is released when you're full, and it's really important for bone growth.
Step 2: Keep your body's "growth switches" turned on
Your body has special pathways (like switches) that control growth. Eating regularly — especially carbohydrates — keeps these switches on. These switches are called mTOR, Pi3K, and AKT. They cause cells to multiply and grow bigger when they're active. Your thyroid gland also helps turn food into growth hormones like IGF-1, which is one of the most important hormones for bone growth.
To make these switches even stronger, a chemical called 740-Y-P can be used — it's a powerful activator of these growth pathways. However, using it long-term may increase the risk of cancer because it causes cells to multiply very rapidly, so it must be used carefully.
Step 3: Avoid stress and sleep well
A hormone called cortisol (the stress hormone) slows down the cells that break down old bone, which means new bone can't grow properly either. A peptide called DSIP (Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide) can block the production of cortisol. It also blocks another chemical called somatostatin, which normally slows down growth hormone release. This means more growth hormone gets released, which is what we want.
Step 4: The right hormones matter
Two hormones — DHT (a strong form of testosterone) and estrogen — work together to keep bone-building and bone-breaking balanced:
However, too much DHT lowers estrogen too much, which is a problem. To fix this, a medicine called HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) can be used to keep estrogen at a healthy level inside the body.
Vitamin K2 (specifically MK4) also helps by activating a pathway called NF-kB, which slows down bone breakdown and speeds up bone building. A suggested dose is 100–200mg daily, and it is not toxic even at higher amounts.
Step 5: The medicine protocol
The suggested daily protocol is:
The Big Idea
To grow strong, healthy bones during puberty:
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How to Help Your Face and Head Bones Grow
Our bones are always changing — old bone breaks down and new bone grows in its place. Two special cells do this job: osteoblasts (they build new bone) and osteoclasts (they break down old bone). For bones to grow well, both cells need to be working together and working hard.
This only works while you're going through puberty, when your body is still growing.
Step 1: Eat a LOT of good food
You need to eat more than 2,500 calories every day. Your body needs fuel to grow. Good foods to eat include:
- Potatoes, white rice, and vegetables (for energy)
- Eggs and butter (for healthy fats)
- Beef and some fish (for protein)
- Fruits like apples and oranges
Don't skip meals or go on a diet. When you eat, your body releases hormones like insulin and leptin that tell your bones to grow. Leptin is released when you're full, and it's really important for bone growth.
Step 2: Keep your body's "growth switches" turned on
Your body has special pathways (like switches) that control growth. Eating regularly — especially carbohydrates — keeps these switches on. These switches are called mTOR, Pi3K, and AKT. They cause cells to multiply and grow bigger when they're active. Your thyroid gland also helps turn food into growth hormones like IGF-1, which is one of the most important hormones for bone growth.
To make these switches even stronger, a chemical called 740-Y-P can be used — it's a powerful activator of these growth pathways. However, using it long-term may increase the risk of cancer because it causes cells to multiply very rapidly, so it must be used carefully.
Step 3: Avoid stress and sleep well
A hormone called cortisol (the stress hormone) slows down the cells that break down old bone, which means new bone can't grow properly either. A peptide called DSIP (Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide) can block the production of cortisol. It also blocks another chemical called somatostatin, which normally slows down growth hormone release. This means more growth hormone gets released, which is what we want.
Step 4: The right hormones matter
Two hormones — DHT (a strong form of testosterone) and estrogen — work together to keep bone-building and bone-breaking balanced:
- DHT increases a protein called osteocalcin, which helps build new bone and deposit minerals into it
- Estrogen controls the bone-breaking cells so they don't go overboard
However, too much DHT lowers estrogen too much, which is a problem. To fix this, a medicine called HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) can be used to keep estrogen at a healthy level inside the body.
Vitamin K2 (specifically MK4) also helps by activating a pathway called NF-kB, which slows down bone breakdown and speeds up bone building. A suggested dose is 100–200mg daily, and it is not toxic even at higher amounts.
Step 5: The medicine protocol
The suggested daily protocol is:
- Growth Hormone (GH): 5–7.5 IU per day — this directly stimulates bone and cell growth
- IGF-1 LR3: 50–100 mcg per day — a stronger version of IGF-1 that binds better to growth receptors in the body
- Vitamin K2 (MK4): 100–200mg per day — to support bone building and balance bone breakdown
The Big Idea
To grow strong, healthy bones during puberty:
- Eat plenty of good food — don't skip meals, keep insulin and leptin high
- Keep your growth pathway switches (mTOR/Pi3K/AKT) active
- Sleep well and use DSIP to block cortisol
- Balance DHT and estrogen for proper bone remodeling
- Use GH, IGF-1 LR3, and Vitamin K2 to supercharge the process
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How to build facial bone, guide to forward craniofacial growth, and bone remodelling. My hypothesis.'
here's my hypothesis for inducing forward craniofacial growth. Not a single soul will read though :feelswhy: first, we need to understand the process of bone metabolism. Bone remodeling (or bone metabolism) is a lifelong process where the mature bone tissue is removed from the skeleton (a...
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