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Posted by: MeltedFace
« on: February 28, 2017, 08:54:39 pm »

Hmm... as a vegan, I don't consume soy (estrogen) and eat Whole Foods. (I don't know what you mean by controlling pussies... I'll be literal and take that as being a magical cat herder - you must use catnip) The China Study and others suggest a high carb, low fat whole food vegan style is statistically super good. Raised a meat eating carnivore on an American diet, I've found digestion balancing, skin calming, improved energy going vegan... but supplements - like pea protein - can be needed, though oddly some vegans just eat fruit and veggies with whole fats - think how people likely lived when pre-historic and roaming -  and their panels on blood work are amazing,  and bodies are muscular. No idea how yet, but it's all very fascinating.
Posted by: Ryan
« on: February 28, 2017, 12:31:45 pm »

I totally agree with progress!

In my idea, weston price type of food is most healthy. Tribes used to eat that kind of food, and have great body and facial development..and no cavities either...perfect wide smiles. I have his book too (weston price's)
the most important vitamins are the fat solutable ones ,  vitamine A,K,D , E...the first ones are availiable in green pasture's fermented cod liver oil. That brand is recommanded by the weston price foundation. I'm not sure how 'indepedant' that organisation is anymore (not saying its not - but you never know these days...big companies take over everything and deliver fake info)..so in my idea is by going what seems to have the least likelyhood to be "faked" is the most strategic way to go .

Zinc , the most masculine mineral, is mostly found animal products. It basically makes you more masculine, especially in the devleopment years. Zincs opposite counterpart is CUPPER. Most people these dasy have way too much cupper in their bodies and way too little zinc. This makes everyone less masculine (And so easy to control ;))...so its important to keep eating naturally fed animal proteins AND FATS. Especially animal fat is healthy (from a propherly bio raised animal that ate grass and not soja or grain since both lesser zinc)

Zinc (Masculine mineral) is closely related to the amount of  testosteron you have . If you lack zinc, your testosteron decreases and the amount of cupper you retain increases. CUpper is related to ESTROGEN and as many of you might already know, we're being overloaded with foods that cause estrogen dominance in the supermarket type of foods, and also in the vegan/vegetarian type of lifestyles. Although those people think they're doing something healthy, vegan and vegeratian diets really are not, since they create a very yin, cupperish-estrogen-loaded (feminine) enviroment in your body. Being filled with cupper and having high estrogen on itself causes your body to get candidas and poor digestion. So you see, the balance betwene zinc and cupper is very important. This explains also why newer generations of men are less masculine than older generations. (pussies are easy to control for those who rule)

More minerals NEED to have a balance in your body, and usually "normal food" (aka food that most peopel eat) only contains one of those. This causes our body to go out of balance

The same is the case with calcium. CAlcium is everywhere, but calcium and magnesium need to be balanced  too. Bones are made out of calcium AND MAGNESIUM. Magnesium is the one that that allows bone to bend but not break, and calcium on the other hand makes bones VERY hard, but easy to break. No wonder that old people break their bones if they fall, because their magnesium-calcium ratios are **** up completl and people get lots of calcium in their bodies each day simply by using tapwater

You see, as you can understand by the name of this website 'breaking the matrix', and general denstistry, usually the opposite of what is overly advertised is healthy is actualyl healthy

So meat is healthier than vegetables, although the last decade(s) or so vegetables and fruit are being advertised being so incredibly healthy. When i tried to begin eating healthy and thinking about foods and their relation to health, I thought too that fruits and vegs were SO healthy , and meat is not ....Most nutricients you get from meat are also in a form our body can use directly, and alot of nutricients and vitamins from plants are in a form your body has to transform into antoher form (where it sometimes needs OTHER nutricients in order to do that) in order to be able to use them.
beta-Carotene is a good example of that....or vitamine K1....all plant based and your body can not really use them..and can sometimes even be unhealthy because they store in your body..


Posted by: Progress
« on: February 28, 2017, 08:05:33 am »

Oh yeah, about milk though!

Milk depletes calcium
This is not true. It's a claim often encountered on the internet, yet there is no scientific evidence to back it up (all studies point to the contrary in fact). Usually the "proofs" for these claims include some very loosely drawn correlations, like prevalency of osteoporosis vs amount of milk consumed per capita. It's classic mom-science.

http://www.bmj.com/content/300/6736/1361.short
http://www.bmj.com/content/308/6934/939.short
http://www.bmj.com/content/315/7118/1255
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/63/1/72.short
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/69/5/1014.short
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/77/1/257.short
https://academic.oup.com/ageing/article/41/6/776/13208/Childhood-milk-consumption-is-associated-with
http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/104/5/1152.full
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/76/3/675.short

Just think about this for a moment: why would something all mammals survive on through the early childhood deplete nutrients. From an evolutionary point of view, it would make absolutely no sense. Organic/naturally produced dairy is some of the best and cheapest energy available for man, and unless you're lactose intolerant, allergic to dairy or simply hate the taste, there is no rational reason to stay away from it.
Posted by: Tyler
« on: February 28, 2017, 02:38:02 am »

Oh yeah, about milk though!

Milk depletes calcium although it really helps to build some healthy mass in the body and can help us to build healthy weight in our faces. But some folks should be careful in case they have a lactose intolerance.

Good development everyone!
Posted by: Tyler
« on: February 28, 2017, 02:33:12 am »

Yes! You're welcome!

Today I watched Finding Dory and it made me happier andvrecognise recognise my forgetfulness too, but when I look at my face now I see that it got helped too!

I drink a lot of milk too so my face had a chance to flesh out and gain the mass I missed out on as a baby!

I was really glad for a moment that you got help by my posts! Did you see the warnings about pulling too hard? I may have forgotten but I posted them so nobody would get hurt.

I tried to make it right again after I possibly misled folks..
Posted by: Ryan
« on: February 27, 2017, 03:07:10 pm »

And Tyler, good to see you back!

your pics were one of my motivators to start this journey! I can not thank you enough!
Posted by: Ryan
« on: February 27, 2017, 03:04:55 pm »

Yeah that's true

pure mass of bone, growth of skull= determined by hormones
HGH/testosterone makes a face manlier, more adult like looking on itself

direction of growth = toungue posture, facepulling, NCR\

However, what we should not forgot that even with the right amount of hormones and thus growth, the lack of growth IN TE GOOD DIRECTION *can* look like a lack of growth of the skulls. Like for example someone is mouthbreathing, it seems like his skull has not ' grown'  wide enough, while in fact the rotation and location of the maxilla influences the final shape of the skull so much, that it may seem like an unmanly (aka low hormones/testosteron face) while in fact its just the direction of growth that has gone wrong.

For example, I look more manly now I did helmet and facepulling. For me , the wider face and the brows being in a more ' dominant' direction, and more horizontal eyes, it just gives a stronger vibe, while all we have changed is the shape, not the mass and not the hormones. that's the cool thing

I think whether someone looks good objectively can be determined by the growth direction
However, the amount of hormones that an ' ideal'  or ' attractive' face has, is subjective

Some women like a more boyish look, some a more rugged look. However, most prefer the direction of growth to be in the right direction..

( i do know examples where this is not the case though - my sister feels attracted to unhealthy looking faces with big eyelids, thin heads etc) which she has too. But that's a subject for another thread I'm planning to create!

Greets all,

Ryan
Posted by: Tyler
« on: February 26, 2017, 11:20:14 pm »

It's still amazing though. It's so sad how children get mocked but, like, then look at how handsome you are guy! We can be like greek Adonises- and me I started face-pulling at age about 22 or so so anybody can do it.
Posted by: Tyler
« on: February 26, 2017, 11:17:51 pm »

Oh, 4 years in puberty has a pretty big effect on bone development too though. Like, be realistic. I think there's enough evidence to show that it's a working thing, this face-pulling. But I mean, from 15 to 19 our faces really start to shape themselves out too, right? There's also that to consider before saying that face-pulling can make bones grow. It's possible our bones get jammed back somewhat and face-pulling is helping to draw them out a bit since bone matter is just a little bit flexible with prolonged force, just like how it's possible to slowly change the position of the teeth with braces and gentle force over time.

But we also grow a lot during puberty.
Posted by: Tyler
« on: February 26, 2017, 11:03:27 pm »

Not really, no, since I stopped doing NCR on myself and face-pulling. Today I was thinking about constructing a new helmet

I wanted to wait until I can afford to have somebody do NCR on me with some training and in a safe place, since I actually scared myself one time almost from the finger cot bursting in my nostril once and I don't know where the rubber that blew off went actually.

So me I chose to play it safe and the next time, have a trained person do it so that if something unexpected happens I'm not by myself.
Posted by: Ocyen
« on: February 26, 2017, 09:57:08 pm »

Tyler, have you had any more progress?
Posted by: Tyler
« on: February 26, 2017, 08:34:20 pm »

Thanks for sharing
Posted by: Tyler
« on: February 26, 2017, 08:33:57 pm »

So awesome. I was a huge nerd in my posts, I tried to "science" it all up in some of them. Your pic is pretty damn clear though. So awesome.
Posted by: dadfa
« on: February 06, 2017, 11:54:51 pm »

Have you had any extractions, including wisdom teeth extractions?
Posted by: Ryan
« on: February 02, 2017, 07:43:54 am »

Why exactly did you stop facepulling and why so much chewing. I'd like to hear your story , and why you came to doing waht you do now and why you came to doing what you did back then