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Re: Chewing with Incisors
By: jamo716 Date: June 27, 2016, 2:44 pm
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Good luck buddy! Remember not to hurt yourself. Listen to your
body, not how much time you think you need to be pulling.
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Re: Chewing with Incisors
By: Gucci Gang Date: June 27, 2016, 8:54 pm
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just keep on going, keep mewing hard and smiling hard with
proper head posture throughout the day, chew hard foods and
chewing gum and do Jaw exercises to build muscle tone and
strength to keep your mouth closed while you sleep, And keep
doing the ordinary face pulling and belt face pulling and you
should have enough space for your tounge in no time,
And thats when you'll really shine and your results will
skyrocket
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Re: Chewing with Incisors
By: W Date: June 28, 2016, 3:21 am
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Thank you both! Feeling more positive already :)
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Re: Chewing with Incisors
By: nobody Date: June 28, 2016, 9:12 am
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@W
It could also be that your scleras are showing more simply
because your body posture has gotten better, but your maxilla
hasn't.
[img width=760 height=442]
HTML http://i.imgur.com/b36cn5L.png[/img]
With poor head forwards posture, the head is often rotated
slightly upwards in order to compensate the recessed maxilla.
But when the whole head is held in an angle in order to
artificially move maxilla to a more optimal position, it
inevitably results in the upper half of your face being tilted
upwards, causing your irises to stay closer to the bottom eye
lid when looking towards the horizon. This helps the bottom
eyelids to hide the scleras, although not in a good way
biologically.
People with good maxillary positions can set their heads
directly towards the horizon line (with chin tucked in) and have
no scleras show, because their bone structure gives enough
support for the eyelids. Even though in reality their forehead
and eyes are angled more downwards than those of someone who is
compensating for maxilla. Good faces are almost convex-like
whereas recessive faces are concaves (or the other way around,
however it goes).
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Re: Chewing with Incisors
By: W Date: June 28, 2016, 1:50 pm
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@nobody. Thank you for your reply and diagram.
I get what you're saying...Over the past year, I think my back
posture has become a bit straighter because I've been 'barefoot'
exercising and wearing shoes, less. This has resulted in
strengthened ankles and straighter/more spaced out toes. (I
believe Dr. Mew is currently doing research on the form
/function of the feet, and body/oral posture, so that will be
interesting...) Now, if I stand up straight and look straight
ahead in the mirror, the sclera does show a tiny bit.
I think you're right that my posture is changing, but my maxilla
hasn't swung upwards/forwards yet.. (Actually, the sclera
probably isn't as bad as I imagine...It's not really noticeable
unless looking close up. It also seems to go through periods of
improving and regressing, which is things adjusting, perhaps)
Come to think of it, I've always had a 'tilted upwards' head and
I guess my features just adapted to that, even though it wasn't
optimal...
However, my side cheekbones came out a bit since I've been
mewing. However, I have a tongue-between-teeth thing happening
on the right side of my dental arch, so I doubt my maxilla can
properly go up/forwards, until that's sorted. Can't for the
life of me expand it with my tongue though.
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Re: Chewing with Incisors
By: sophiea13 Date: July 10, 2016, 2:10 pm
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HI everyone!
I just wanted to say that I appreciate the effort you are
putting into finding out the best way to facepull and putting up
informational links like the one for face pulling with a belt!
I am with you on that journey.
Regards and keep up the good research :)
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Re: Chewing with Incisors
By: magixx Date: December 9, 2017, 1:21 pm
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can someone explain how the belt face pulling is done ? all the
threads regarding the procedure are deleted ...
and btw any updates ? especially from jamo716 ? mayb some side b
side comparison ?
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