bro did u even read past the title lmao. that study is literally about little kids getting permanent facial deformities and stunted growth from fractures. it doesn't say breaking bones makes u look better, it explicitly says it makes your face lopsided.
Hahahah this comment makes my day better but yeah youre right
That is very true but besides the point
its about another topic but it proves that it caused growth using studies.
Mirin
bro that is the lowest iq answer ever bro cmon, crashing a car proves you can change its shape, it doesnt mean crashing it turns it into a fucking porsche
"The craniofacial skeleton originates primarily from cells of neural crest origin. Cranial growth is driven by the underlying brain, and the sutures allow even expansion of the cranium. By the age of 5, the cranium has reached greater than 85% of the final adult size, although the most rapid growth occurs from birth to 2 years.1,2 The growth of the orbit is similarly directed by its contents with 90% of the size of the orbit complete by age 5.3,4Cranio-orbital injuries after the age of 5 should therefore have minimal long-term effects on growth."
The article talks about acute, massive damage. Bone smashing is all for chronic damage.
@layth2go
Son bone smashing works but it's very very bad ur gonna get ur ass deformed doing it it's called wolf law hitting ur fa e with a hammer randomly is gonna do negative shi more than positive u can go ahead do it ur just gonna look stupid
Yea, bonesmashing can also cause growth, especially in form of svar tissue. But the bone growth from bonesmashing would be very minimal BUT there WOULD BE GROWTH"The craniofacial skeleton originates primarily from cells of neural crest origin. Cranial growth is driven by the underlying brain, and the sutures allow even expansion of the cranium. By the age of 5, the cranium has reached greater than 85% of the final adult size, although the most rapid growth occurs from birth to 2 years.1,2 The growth of the orbit is similarly directed by its contents with 90% of the size of the orbit complete by age 5.3,4Cranio-orbital injuries after the age of 5 should therefore have minimal long-term effects on growth."
This is irrelevant but brutal blackpill
now lets focus on the actual science
The article talks about acute, massive damage. Bone smashing is all for chronic damage.
It is water that acute injuries affect growth, specifically by deforming the bones;
"When a growing bone is subjected to trauma, it can alter the natural trajectory of skeletal maturation, leading to structural irregularities."
Nigger I agree, but thats beside the point Im proving, its not the right choice for most people
Cope
Marginal growth unfortunately or fortunately. Pascals wager is not applicable here because bonesmashing can cause damage acutely rather than chronically
