Hot and cold water

[yue]

Hot water = increase in metabolism = local adipose tissue depletion
Cold water = decrease in metabolism = local adipose tissue increase

We want fat around our eyes, but not around the zygos and lower face. Bones have appositional growth (width) past puberty. This hyperplasia occurs through stressors. When bonesmashing all you need then is force, so a clamped force rather than a striking force would be better since it wouldn't cause brain damage.

People say to put your face in cold water after bonesmashing. And then the additional fatty tissue they call bone growth, you should do the opposite, put your face (except your eyes) in hot water to increase metabolism and bone growth.

Simply put: Wash your eyes with cold water, and the rest of your face with hot water.

 

[SA7]

 

[funkyflamingo]

 

[inceldvcks]

just take a cold shower brah

 

[marek937]

 

[yue]

This is groundbreaking theory

 

[Detective]

Its literally opposite

 

[yue]

Its literally opposite

why does the cold increase fat stores then

 

[Detective]

why does the cold increase fat stores then

It doesnt

 

[yue]

It doesnt

Explain the inuits then, why do they have so much fat storage around their eyes

 

[the_nextDavidLaid]

Explain the inuits then, why do they have so much fat storage around their eyes

I could swear they cleaned fighter’s faces with hot water

 

[the_nextDavidLaid]

Wait a minute

 

[the_nextDavidLaid]

Could that mean that the reason fighters have saggy skin is cause of cold water exposure?

 

[vampmaxxer]

Whats the difference between clamped and striking force

 

[vampmaxxer]

Could that mean that the reason fighters have saggy skin is cause of cold water exposure?

Maybe but also fighters get hit on the face which might cause damage to collagen fibers

 

[the_nextDavidLaid]

Maybe but also fighters get hit on the face which might cause damage to collagen fibers

That’s a given but not every fighter has them too much. Mike Tyson is the extreme example

 

[yue]

Could that mean that the reason fighters have saggy skin is cause of cold water exposure?

no lol, and fighters don't have saggy skin generally, what you are seeing is probably a stress response to their weight cuts

 

[flippasav]

Water thread

 

[yue]

Maybe but also fighters get hit on the face which might cause damage to collagen fibers

Possible, remember though that collagen fibers are only in connective tissue, aka your fatty tissue, places on your face which have minimal fatty tissue such as your chin and zygos and supraorbital area will not look any different if the collagen fibers are damaged because there's so little connective tissue there

 

[lonelycurry]

I bonesmashed my cock in hot water that shit grew 12 inches no joke