Guide To AVOID having a FACELIFT consider THIS

[aguachento]

We often focus on collagen, muscles and cartilage to prevent sagging skin, but we forget about the role of bone.



Over time, your skull naturally loses density, which can cause your face to sag. So, if you’re skipping those calcium-rich foods, think again.

and also if you avoid / do not sunbathe enough

Vitamin D3 is crucial not only for the development of our bones, but also for their maintenance.



Because your body needs vitamin d3 to inhibit high PTH hormone.

High parathyroid hormone decalcifies your face, and shifts calcium to the soft tissues.

What preserves calcium in your bones are a couple of factors, two of which are vitamin D, and cO2.

When bones atrophy, faces sag, and well-developed bones make our skin "tighter" so to speak.

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

Well I already need it so might as well. So over, I'm doing 20 pdos on each cheek in a couple months.

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

We often focus on collagen, muscles and cartilage to prevent sagging skin, but we forget about the role of bone.

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Over time, your skull naturally loses density, which can cause your face to sag. So, if you’re skipping those calcium-rich foods, think again.

and also if you avoid / do not sunbathe enough

Vitamin D3 is crucial not only for the development of our bones, but also for their maintenance.

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Because your body needs vitamin d3 to inhibit high PTH hormone.

High parathyroid hormone decalcifies your face, and shifts calcium to the soft tissues.

What preserves calcium in your bones are a couple of factors, two of which are vitamin D, and cO2.

When bones atrophy, faces sag, and well-developed bones make our skin "tighter" so to speak.

good thread nonetheless

 

[aguachento]

Well I already need it so might as well. So over, I'm doing 20 pdos on each cheek in a couple months.

Wait a minute... you are from the USA?
I didn't understand that expression

the reason why a face looks flabby and not taut is because of weak bones,,,,, having better developed bones stretches our skin, thus avoiding flaccidity and wrinkles

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

Wait a minute... you are from the USA?
I didn't understand that expression

the reason why a face looks flabby and not taut is because of weak bones,,,,, having better developed bones stretches our skin, thus avoiding flaccidity and wrinkles

Yes, bones contribute the most. Also I am american, are you not?

 

[aguachento]

Yes, bones contribute the most. Also I am american, are you not?

no bhai mirin
i am from Argentina
thats why i have MESSI in my avi

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

no bhai mirin
i am from Argentina
thats why i have MESSI in my avi

goated

 

[Scenehikikomori]

Why does everything come down to vit D
Stg I'm doomed

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

Why does everything come down to vit D

probably best vitamin

 

[TonyDr]

Good thread

 

[ShadowHeight]

We often focus on collagen, muscles and cartilage to prevent sagging skin, but we forget about the role of bone.

View attachment 63896

Over time, your skull naturally loses density, which can cause your face to sag. So, if you’re skipping those calcium-rich foods, think again.

and also if you avoid / do not sunbathe enough

Vitamin D3 is crucial not only for the development of our bones, but also for their maintenance.

View attachment 63897

Because your body needs vitamin d3 to inhibit high PTH hormone.

High parathyroid hormone decalcifies your face, and shifts calcium to the soft tissues.

What preserves calcium in your bones are a couple of factors, two of which are vitamin D, and cO2.

When bones atrophy, faces sag, and well-developed bones make our skin "tighter" so to speak.

Clavicular is raging rn.

I agree tho sun exposure is often overlooked