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Does bone smashing work? (Chill I'm grey)

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I read something on org (I think ihatesost or something posted it) saying it works but makes you asymmetrical, just wanted to know if anyone here tried and saw results
 
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It doesn't work
 
I read something on org (I think ihatesost or something posted it) saying it works but makes you asymmetrical, just wanted to know if anyone here tried and saw results
I haven’t but I recommend not doing because yes it can make you asymmetrical and why I also don’t recommend it is because it can be dangerous too it can cause nerve damage and etc
 
I read something on org (I think ihatesost or something posted it) saying it works but makes you asymmetrical, just wanted to know if anyone here tried and saw results
not in the way you think it does

it cal build scar tissue if you're hitting hard enough or temp swelling but not micro fractures as you're hearing from mr clavicular

get implants or filler when you're old enough or diy filler
 
I haven’t but I recommend not doing because yes it can make you asymmetrical and why I also don’t recommend it is because it can be dangerous too it can cause nerve damage and etc
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yes it works, see my join date? im the oldest one in this thread therefore i have superior knowledge to the others.
 
I read something on org (I think ihatesost or something posted it) saying it works but makes you asymmetrical, just wanted to know if anyone here tried and saw results
If your version of bonesmashing is sitting in your room beating your zygos or jawline with a blunt object like a caveman, it’s a massive cope. You are not activating Wolff’s Law with sudden, chaotic impact trauma. All you are doing is creating micro-hemorrhages, severe soft tissue fibrosis, and periosteal scarring. When that permanent inflammatory edema fades after 6 months, you’ll realize your bone didn't grow a single millimeter. In fact, excessive traumatic blunt force can trigger localized osteoclast activity (bone resorption), meaning you’ll literally melt your own bone matrix and end up asymmetrical and subhuman
Wolff’s Law is real, but your bone cells (osteocytes) don't react to blunt trauma; they react to fluid shear stress and interstitial fluid flow inside the canaliculi.
 
I read something on org (I think ihatesost or something posted it) saying it works but makes you asymmetrical, just wanted to know if anyone here tried and saw results
doesnt actuallt build bones no builds scar tissue
 
not in the way you think it does

it cal build scar tissue if you're hitting hard enough or temp swelling but not micro fractures as you're hearing from mr clavicular

get implants or filler when you're old enough or diy filler
What about AAS? Do they work? 🥹
 
I read something on org (I think ihatesost or something posted it) saying it works but makes you asymmetrical, just wanted to know if anyone here tried and saw results
Causes inflammation and scar tissue buildup
 
If your version of bonesmashing is sitting in your room beating your zygos or jawline with a blunt object like a caveman, it’s a massive cope. You are not activating Wolff’s Law with sudden, chaotic impact trauma. All you are doing is creating micro-hemorrhages, severe soft tissue fibrosis, and periosteal scarring. When that permanent inflammatory edema fades after 6 months, you’ll realize your bone didn't grow a single millimeter. In fact, excessive traumatic blunt force can trigger localized osteoclast activity (bone resorption), meaning you’ll literally melt your own bone matrix and end up asymmetrical and subhuman
Wolff’s Law is real, but your bone cells (osteocytes) don't react to blunt trauma; they react to fluid shear stress and interstitial fluid flow inside the canaliculi.
Agreed
 
If your version of bonesmashing is sitting in your room beating your zygos or jawline with a blunt object like a caveman, it’s a massive cope. You are not activating Wolff’s Law with sudden, chaotic impact trauma. All you are doing is creating micro-hemorrhages, severe soft tissue fibrosis, and periosteal scarring. When that permanent inflammatory edema fades after 6 months, you’ll realize your bone didn't grow a single millimeter. In fact, excessive traumatic blunt force can trigger localized osteoclast activity (bone resorption), meaning you’ll literally melt your own bone matrix and end up asymmetrical and subhuman
Wolff’s Law is real, but your bone cells (osteocytes) don't react to blunt trauma; they react to fluid shear stress and interstitial fluid flow inside the canaliculi.
wow
 
I read something on org (I think ihatesost or something posted it) saying it works but makes you asymmetrical, just wanted to know if anyone here tried and saw results
Try it for yourself and see
 
If your version of bonesmashing is sitting in your room beating your zygos or jawline with a blunt object like a caveman, it’s a massive cope. You are not activating Wolff’s Law with sudden, chaotic impact trauma. All you are doing is creating micro-hemorrhages, severe soft tissue fibrosis, and periosteal scarring. When that permanent inflammatory edema fades after 6 months, you’ll realize your bone didn't grow a single millimeter. In fact, excessive traumatic blunt force can trigger localized osteoclast activity (bone resorption), meaning you’ll literally melt your own bone matrix and end up asymmetrical and subhuman
Wolff’s Law is real, but your bone cells (osteocytes) don't react to blunt trauma; they react to fluid shear stress and interstitial fluid flow inside the canaliculi.
thank you mr gpt
 
Small chance it works while on androgens and in puberty
Likely wont be aesthetic tho

and u can just do filler anyways
 

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