Does bonesmashing work?

[ImJsAGreycel]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

 

[Evilthinker21]

Mark solution the check on the right

 

[Lost Ferry CEO]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

No

 

[Luffy]

Don’t give that f****t solution for saying nothing

 

[ImJsAGreycel]

Mark solution the check on the right

thanks for the help bro

 

[Jack-O'-Lantern]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

Not really
Seems to cause some fibrosis but there's a high chance you fuck it up and just end up looking uncanny

 

[Maddog]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

I mean from person experience it worked, I bonesmashed my zygos

 

[MasterOfTheZygo]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

promise it does. It causes fibrosis tissue and some callisizes into bone, if u do it hard enough ofc

 

[FutureHexum]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence

You just gotta break yo shit

 

[ImJsAGreycel]

You just gotta break yo shit

so you js gon break my shit?

 

[sensitive young boy]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

its a good cope to avoid the rope

 

[sensitive young boy]

does nothing beside swelling

 

[guresci]

It dont.

Dont mark solitioun come to dms

 

[xorsizm]

so you js gon break my shit?

funny

 

[ijmanaidktt]

Mark solution the check on the right

Yes it does because it creates micro fractures in the area you are Bonesmashing which causes it to grow back slightly projected but it’s more fragile because you still have the same amount of bone mass spread across a larger area. For it to be seen well you’d have to do it for a while typically 1-2 times a week

 

[fares.psl]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

Yes it does work.
Light Blunt Impact / Trauma ➔ Micro-Vascular Disruption ➔ Swelling (Edema) & Inflammatory Cytokine Release
➔ Activation of Fibroblasts & Myofibroblasts ➔ Synthesis & Deposition of Collagen (Type I & III).
So it is just fibrosis. And it gives a little bit of mms not that big of a change, and there is a chance of assymetry.

 

[xorsizm]

Yes it does work.
Light Blunt Impact / Trauma ➔ Micro-Vascular Disruption ➔ Swelling (Edema) & Inflammatory Cytokine Release
➔ Activation of Fibroblasts & Myofibroblasts ➔ Synthesis & Deposition of Collagen (Type I & III).
So it is just fibrosis. And it gives a little bit of mms not that big of a change, and there is a chance of assymetry.

mark solution

 

[Subhuman]

Combined iq of 75 in this thread

 

[xorsizm]

Combined iq of 75 in this thread

nice avi bro

 

[acketar]

I looked it up and it doesnt seem to have much supporting evidence.

appositional growth is pretty easily influential