Mike Mew 's patient Nick reacts to NY Times article
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2020
- Link to the New York Times article (read till the end!)
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It is always interesting to be the focus of a significant news paper like the New York Times. Billy has taken an interesting angle. It is a shame that he does not cover the more serious issue that there is clearly a significant environmental influence on the position of the teeth and bones of the face. I have been calling for a debate, and think that it is imprerative to have a debate on the cause of crooked teeth. How can my speciality be treating such a large percentage of the population with little or no understanding of the cause.
We have put forward a sensible concept, see Tropic Premise and Craniofacial Dystrophy, are trying hard to affect the suspected causes of the problem in an effort to cure the underlying deformity. It takes time and we would love anyone to scientifically analyse our cases, warts and all.
I do not claim to have all the answers, but I do claim to be asking the right questions. There is a significant group of professionals who are concerned that methods of orthodontics can lead to a downswing in facial form impacting the airway. We need a understand why we people have crooked teeth, need teeth removed or even surgery. This is not too much to ask, it is realistically little more than the continuation of the scientific process.
It is not easy critique the very foundations of a massive industry, and there is a lot more to the story that Billy puts across. It is a story that needs hearing.
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The main aim of the platform is to precipitate debate on why teeth are crooked. Most people are not aware that (in most cases) the dental profession has little or no idea why the teeth are crooked, or for that matter why children need major surgery. Clearly there are genetic issues, however the science is clear, the weight of quality research papers, in respected peer reviewed journals, show that our modern lifestyle is a more important factor and most importantly we can do something about this.
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The change is absolutely massive. Journalists are the worst.
From utter subhuman to utter subhuman
Journalists have proved themself to be incompetent of there job in general in the last few years to me
@@slyradu you just have to be a bluepilled leftist to be a journalist
In the first before/after picture shown the change is a little difficult to see, although there is change there, and probably a lot to be seen by the trained eye.
In the second picture, it's so much clearer to all that there is an excellent change in the face, chin and jaw area and the neck (a much better, sharper contrast).
Perhaps the journalist only saw the first picture. If he saw the second it would be silly to report as he did.
I wouldn't necessarily say that, they may have a tight schedule, and don't quite have the moment to throughly think about how faces look at different angles (although these pictures were at he same angle...) or to give a good solid look at the two to notice the differences, in other words itnwould have to be extreme rather than simply significant for a rushed journalist to notice.
Then again it is kind of part of their job to actually know the details, and after a moment or two of observing the two pictures and with a familiarity with how faces move ect, it shouldn't take more than a few moments to at least get the idea that the two faces aren't the same (and that one looks healthier than the other), even if you can't pin down a reason...
So I half disagree and half agree with you.
Th neck posture has greatly improved and there is an observable anterior growth of the mid-face. How could they pretend to not see it?!
dishonest crookery, that's how
@@craggerrs probably jealous
Bro his freaking canthal tilt even improved and the nose tip that's great change that Billy guy is a shill
An untrained eye, however the change is clearly there even to the untrained eye.
@@jacbug-7349 thats wt i was thinking
Before and after: jaw is completely different
The dude: NO.
Also look at his lips. It’s such a big difference. Great improvement.
It's kinda like when you don't notice your own height increase or subtle weight gain or weight loss. The change is gradual over a long period of time so you barely notice it.
@blazo king Yeah, the journalist is just being dishonest. I'm referring to Nick not noticing the change himself.
“It is dangerous to be right in matters on which the established authorities are wrong.” Voltaire
No wonder they're trying to discredit you...
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a 27 year old got this much results in 2 years. imagine how much it’s possible to achieve in 5 years, 10 years. imagine how much crazier the results are going to be if one starts at a younger age, especially in their teens or even younger
The Realist i think if a 15 year old with average (but not excellent) forward growth started mewing till they’re like 25, they’d reach their full genetic potential and wouldn’t really be able to see more results. my point is i believe it’s possible to reach your full genetic potential even if you didn’t start mewing when you were really young. keep mewing and don’t give up !
some people get nothing from it maybe whether it works or not is partially genetic
Glad younger people discover mewing and for the older people, be patient doing this. And remember: TEETH SHOULD REST AND NOT TOUCH EACH OTHER. Have a slight gap between your teeth while mewing so to speak relax your jaw. Looks stupid at first but it‘s natural. Correct me if i said something wrong.
I started a year ago, at 29. and with six months of practice, I no longer bit the sides of my tongue. for me there are no photos or comparisons capable of refuting 29 years of tongue being bitten. 😂
@@sikkojo wait what, I think I heard Dr. Mike says teeth should touch each other especially the molars!
Mike Mew hasn't even ever heard of me and he is to be thanked for making my face better looking. The world owes this man a Nobel prize
It is evident to anyone with functioning eyes that his changes are significant. His facial proportions are more harmonious. If I had those results I'd be pleased as punch!
for real and i thought it was too late for me (19)
it's very obvious when you look at the jaw and his nose angle. but journalists, like most people, don't look at details, they are broad view thinkers and observers.
@@cagneybillingsley2165agree.
@@evans2267 No my brother stated it from 33 years. He is now 37 and has Giga chad jaws. Some of my friends started it when they were 25 years.
There's a clear difference in the pictures. His face changed. It was a good change. But like he said, the point was not to become a chad, but to become healthy.
“Chad” are you an incel?
@@masterbaiter7537 it was a joke relax
@@masterbaiter7537 Jumping in to call someone an incel to discredit what they're saying is not cool dude, it just shows your lack of intelligence.
@@masterbaiter7537 are you?
The word incel is among the most disrespectful terms used in online communities. This is a space of intellectual curiosity, like mentioned above, you sound incompetent.
NY times is probably sponsored ny the plastic surgery industry
People are entitled to their opinion just as I’m entitled to mine: the difference is considerable!
Agreed.
The journalist came in with predetermined notions. He or she just wanted to make the process and the Mews look silly.
And yes, I can see a difference.
I am very impressed with how humble and sensible Nick is. It must be really hard to have your words misinterpreted and your improvements dismissed in such a public way. Nick is displaying a great philosophical attitude and intelligence here. And it goes without saying that you need be willfully blind not to see the visual changes in Nick's appearance.
Agreed. That he can relay his view and experience so clearly in under seven minutes yet was totally misconstrued in a NYT article shows what poor interviewing skills the journalist has/used.
Pity that NYT still has the same clout that it once deserved for hard hitting reporting, when they're now just writing whatever the check-signers tell them to.
not willingly blind, but unwillingly, involuntarily. you have to understand, most normies are incredible stupid people.
THIS PROVES HOW BIASED AND SOLD OUT WESTERN MEDIA HAS BECOME. THATS WHY I HATE READING NEWSPAPER ARTICLES IN DETAILS. BECAUSE THE ARTICLES ARE FULL OF HATRED....IT IS LIKE THEY ARE VERY FRUSTRATED WHILE WRITING AN ARTICLE😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly, so much negativity and lies!!!
Lol, for post-age 25 after three years, these results are miraculous. No more second chin, farther protruding chin, more upright nose, mid face expansion, etc.
yeah. i don't know why some people are looking for extreme changes, when it only takes the slightest adjustments to go from so-so to great to hideous
His jaw looks different what the hell is ny times talking about
Yeah there was less under jaw skin.
@@claudioestrella1160 exactly
Take everything the NY Times says, reverse it, and now you have the truth.
I see a big difference he has more forward growth and less chicken neck. Great improvement!
Yup! The double chin reduced, too.
most importantly he changed his posture
I am like him around his age. Suffered from terrible posture both body and tongue-face. Applied mewing for 3 years now and am aware of the great changes, never felt better. MIKE MEW YOU SAVED MY LIFE, YOU MADE ME LOOK BETTER AND I AM HEALTHIER TODAY THANK YOU.
there is definitely a change in your lower face structure. In the 'after' photos you look more attractive and the balance of your features is more visually pleasing. Sincerely, a woman
Of course he is very handsome now
Nick seems like a pretty cool guy :D
I’m a medical doctor with an interest in aesthetic medicine. There is definitely a change which is very pronounced in the side profile view.
Yes, he appears to have had good plastic surgery.... but he'd need rhinoplasty, botox around his jaw, chin implant at the very least to achieve it.
Yeah but Mike mew is monitoring him, I mean if you atleast even consider him a decent human being, these changes are all just from mewing@@bodyofhope
Huge difference
I am 26 yo and I've started mewing one and a half years ago. So far I'm seeing massive changes as my chin grew forward.
Im 40 and i got results within a week, my overbite got better, then i have had changes every month, my whole face has changed, better jaw line, bigger middle face, my mouth is in the right possition etc..Some people that have not seen me for theese 8 months thought i had plastic surgery. Mewing works for all ages, just like mike himself stated. But on the other hand, i was a mouth breather and had a long face so the results was huge for me compared to a person that starts to mew with an already strong midle face and good jaw etc.
Exactly. I got great results in least than a year too, And that is because a had a very bad posture.
It wasn't long at all to sort out a tmj issue for me, which was pleasantly surprising! 😁 A few weeks of at least doing lips and teeth together (I'm not sure I was doing the tongue posture properly all this time, but definitely made effort to keep it at roof of mouth), and I undid 20 years of jaw clicking when chewing - an issue which had gotten much worse to the point of locking in recent years. I thought I was going to need to see a dentist and get an operation or something to fix the problem, it was that bad before.
Do you have hollow cheeks by mewing? Please reply, thank you so much, lots of love xxx
@@charuseTV Oh, is it? Thank you so much. I don't want hollow cheeks that is why. I will mew it to have a better face. Wishing you all the best, lol xxx🥰😍🤩😘
i just turned 38 this month. i'd heard of mewing for at least three years, but i saw it repeated over and over that the benefits would be minimal if there were any at all after 25, so i never seriously pursued it. i just started this week with some targeted thumb pulling sessions (i cannot recommend this for everyone - as there seems to be some risk of injury from people using improper technique or too much force).... my face looks slightly rounder (where it was a little too long before). the biggest difference is in the shadows of the undereye bags which always made me look tired and unhappy... they've pretty much disappeared, as my cheeks are no longer as sunken in (which i have carried and suffered with for over a decade - gone in mere moments). it's like i had under eye filler done - except this fixed the underlying problem, not just try to mask it. people tell me i look 10 years younger than my age, but my eye bags always made me self-conscious.... now it's not even an issue. my jawline is still a problem, but as my maxilla progresses, i can see it looking more attractive in a few months (i think it would take about a quarter of an inch - give or take - of forward growth for my mandible to extend forward to the optimal position)
The lateral picture of him shows a dramatic change. There's no denying the treatment was very successful.
Mewing definetly works. I started practicing it when I was 17,now I am 20,and my facial features changed tremendously, from an average face, I transformed into a beauty with prominent cheekbones, chiseled jaw, and a better developed midface. If your thinking of starting mewing, you should definitely do that, don't let sold-out media to discourage you from getting a well developed face naturally, with a capacity nature provided for us.
Are you a girl? Most results you see are from guys. So I'm curious if it works as well for girls.
@@K4113B4113 Good you mention it. We will try to make more patient case stories of girls and women. Regards, the video team
Mewing fucking works. It’s so frustrating when people try to discredit it when they’ve never done it. Orthodontists will literally attach expanders on people’s teeth to do the job that your tongue is supposed to! If expanders work why shouldn’t your tongue???
Also mike mew if you’re reading this thank you so much 🙏. I went from having constant sinus infections and noticeable lisp (due to not having enough space in my palate for my tongue) to having super clear nasal passages, no lisp, and saving myself from having to get my wisdom teeth removed. All in under a year (18-19 y/o). You’re a blessing.
Great response to the article, good choice of action Orthotropic team!
couldn't have said it better, if you start mewing because you want to look like an actor, you're on the wrong way and place. I started mewing because of the health benefits and I will keep doing it because of them. Greetings from Colombia Mr. Mew
It's an excellent tool for posture management.
Same mine was mostly health but When i saw results it went towards the looks 1,5 years of mewing even tho im in the same body fat my face looks much leaner and SO MUCH BETTER jaw
Wow! Posture makes such a tremendous difference. His face really has grown forward too. It's quite remarkable. I need to work on my posture!!!
posture helps moves the jaw forward?
Yes but not just standing posture but oral posture too.@@skepticsphere5930
It's clear that the main stream media doesn't understand what mewing is about.
The most important benefits of mewing are not the aesthetics, but actually the improvements you don't see.
Breathing through the nose, correct posture. These two things have HUGE impacts on one's life.
Getting better cheekbones and becoming more attractive are just some sidegrades, not the main role.
Keep up the work Dr. Mew! You must know that the work you do is very important to a lot of people
This is a one great explanation of an experience, very informative, thank you.
The person who said they saw no difference probably wanted to see magic or plastic surgery result. I can clearly point out all the changes in the outside appearance. Jawline, chin, cheek all moved forward and because cheek improved, you can see a improvement in his droopy lower eyelid.
Now what more about his breathing? Pretty sure that improved alot too
I’ve seen plastic surgery with bone shaving that is more subtle than this and labeled as a success!
Mike Mew! Take that to court to prove your system works as well!!!
Bless the day is stumbled upon a mike mew video and literally become 10x as attractive
so much change man! this is so obviously a hit piece like come on!!! even on video i can see good under eye support
They need glasses,
Thanks for the video. Amazing.
The changes are about as subtle as a transport truck coming down my street in the middle of the night.
My family say my cheekbones are more defined and my little double chin has gone. I was not ugly by any means. I've often been called pretty or very pretty but after a very serious bout of depression my posture got worse and worse over years. I look more like I did before my bad habits began. I simply wanted confidence again. Its amazing. Ny times are just propaganda like most media.
I see a change! Improved posture is not only looks better, it is healthier! Nick did the work and got results.
Love this channel.
The change is more than just postural, he has a huge improvement in the jawline and cheekbones, looks fantastic
the side profile shows a great improvement - the lower half of his face filled in to balance out the nose
I've seen jaw advancement surgeries that have gotten far lesser results than this. I think the NY times reporter needs new prescription glasses.
I see a big change.
you can tell the chin tucking difference. for me, that’s the hardest thing to change & im almost getting there
Jar Head sealing my lips more with my cheekbones if that makes sense. i used to be a mouth breather due to allergies, so it’s hard to remind myself to keep my lips sealed. if you keep your chest up while chewing, the results are quicker & you can feel your skeleton going in place from a recessive chin. my bad habit at the moment is breathing through my nose with my mouth open. i used to just breathe through my mouth which is bad, so i’m slowly but surely getting there. it’s kinda hard to keep my lips sealed cause i have an overbite due to mouth breathing my whole life. my teeth have progressed & my overbite is damn near gone. chin to chest is the key, always keep your chest up! i was a sloucher my whole life & literally had a hunchback. now my back is straight, i’m just working on keeping my chin tucked in so i don’t have the recessive chin look which is my insecurity for my side profile. a reminder i like to keep in my head is “bite down” but of course with your teeth barely touching. remember when mewing your facial structure should be growing vertical, not horizontal!
Excellent research!
Dr. Mew deserves an standing ovation. I already had a good square jawline but one day i started mewing (thinking it was bull.... but curiosity made me do it), 6 months later one morning i woke up, looked myself in the mirror and realized my jawline was massive (almost like Brad Pitt's)
wow 😲 I'm jealous 🥺 I'm older but this gives me hope 💖 thank you for sharing
@@pharoapex I lost my old phone when I started mewing maybe one day I'll find them and be able to compare because I don't have any picture to compare...so I can't really tell, but I find myself less ugly because at least now I know how to rest my tongue, anyway I used to have a lump on one side of my palate.. it was gone the first month of mewing !
Nice Vid! I've been following this for years and am getting a consultation for treatment in California with Dr. Berrios and Grace Sun
If I were this dude I’d be way less chill about being labeled an incel 💔 he’s super level headed about the whole thing
He's been labeled an ince*? by the journalist? Do they even know what incels are, because this would be really bad judgement when judging from this video.
The journalist was really not willing to see the change.
Nick is very humble and polite. Amazing attitude.
Guys I don't know how far changes can go but I used t have hip dips and since I improved my posture specially while walking, they went away. My hips look more curved and feminine (same fat same muscles I mean Im no Kylie Jenner now) but changes in posture and function do reflect in structure and viceversa right? How could it not change the face or skull????
Looking good awesome interview presentation ♥️🇨🇦🌏🦷
posture is improved
better and longer jawline
better and more forward chin
change is not dramatic but contribute to a massive improvement in the overall look, ask any person they would say the second pic look significantly better
Wow, amazing change! Nice to see positive changes in the late 20s.
ay they hating on my dude. i see great improvement. keep it up man💪🏽💪🏽
hello i have been to 4 orthodontist and they tell me that in order to grow my maxilla foward is surgery and i asked for the facemask but one of the doctors says i’m done growing and i’m only 15. when i bite with an under bite my jawline is prominent but when i bite normal i have to force my bottom jaw back and my jawline looks horrible and feels really uncomfortable
i live in the us and i wish to talk to the doctors at orthotropics please reply or someone send me a way i can contact them
I bet if you asked 100 random people to choose which photo is more attractive the result would overwhelmingly be for the right picture. The changes are subtle but it makes a big difference overall.
A lot of the people commenting on the growth that is there are referring to anterior growth.
The reporter sounds like he was just looking for width.
Tbh I think that id be happy to even have that level of anterior growth.
This reminds me of highschool, I was also picked on by friends cause of my posture, especially while walking :D I'm so gald they did, I ended up fixing it in a few months.
He seems like such a nice guys too, really humble
if i have orthodontic treatment before, pull out 4 teeth. still suitable for orthotropics?
I always see orthodontist commercials when watching this channel.
I guess they don't want us to know the truth.
amazing changes. how is it achieved? use neck gear?
How long does it usually take to see results from mewing?
It honestly looks like two different people. Structure is different, has nothing to do with handsome or not, that is surprising.
Hi i wanted to say that since i started to mew i get hiccups often...does it have anything to do with it or am i doing smth wrong?
The change is subtle but I think it’s very noticeable and for the better
If you presented the pictures differently to the journo and said these were twin brothers, he would a) be able to notice the difference with ease, and b) be willing to predict which brother was more assertive, more successful, etc.
Δεν μπορουσες να τα χες πει καλυτερα Νίκο!
Couldn't have said it better Nick!
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The problem is that he's leaning his head backward. One can see that from the angle of his nose and ear. The picture to the left is also taken from a lower angle than the one to the right. One can see that from the relative height of the eye and ear (either that, or the backward tilt is significantly greater than the nose and ear angle suggest), and the amount of the upper ear fold that shows. The lighting and resolution of the camera are also different. His double chin has become smaller, but that would also be the effect of tilting your head backward and pushing your tongue to your palate. That's why all celebrities do that for red-carpet photo shoots.
It may have worked, but that's really hard to tell.
Subtle? NO WAY. The mouth, cheeks, jaw are very different. The whole front, lower portion of his face has filled out dramatically!
Hi mike I noticed recently a small gap between my front teeth and the side ones even with retainers (permanent) has this occured because of mewing?
same here about a tiny gap between front teeth which i didn't have before and I'm adult. I think the maxilla is expanding
@@PrevalentAA I googled it and gaps occur by ur jaw moving forward so that means mewing is Deffo working but I don't want gaps in between my teeth at the same time ig we found a fault in mewing
NY Times was already before toilet paper to me. Now it‘s not even worth to be used as toilet paper.
What is the position of teeth if you have overbite
i have a question. one side of my face is clearly fatter than the other, and i only have a good jawline in one side. what should i do to even that out ? whenever a chew a gum i feel like the side i have a good jawline works better
So chew on the weaker one?
Nick had a substantial change. Its impressive
Don’t believe mainstream media/the lies…of course it works!!! You look amazing!!!
bro that's significant change. it's not the posture in the picture itself, BUT correct posture for a long duration had a great deal of the facial structure adjustment (for the better). it's noticeable in every part, the jaw, cheekbone, and forehead and nose.
I see a change for the better!
That's a great change!
I am a fan of the results I have seen from all the cases the Mew's have shared. I have implemented their suggestions at home for our family and have noticed improvements even in my 38 year old face after a couple years of consistent effort and attention. That said, I am a stay at home mom so I expect I have more hours than most to practice the techniques and I am a highly motivated person so I practice faithfully. I really wish the broader orthodontic community would accept or at least compare their results to those of the Mew's for debate not just for them but for the betterment of all of us. As of now there are a very low number of orthotropic practitioners in most places and unfortunately, my experience has been that the supply/demand issue along with the reality that this is still considered a "fringe" treatment method has had at least some affect on the quality of service offered and the accountability of providers. I prepaid for what was to be a 24 month treatment for class II malocclusion for my son but now, eight months in (two of those due to office closures from COVID-19) we are still in the upper palate expansion (phase 1) part of treatment that was only supposed to last 3-4 months. Practitioner is now proposing additional fees that were not part of our original signed contract. My parents did not have this experience with a traditional orthodontist for me when I was a child and that is probably because there were so many orthodontists to choose from that no one would have stood for price gouging. Definitely believe in the Mew's process as an effective, if difficult, approach but feel there is lots of room for improvement and accountability in this field overall. I would suggest that for those beginning treatment, get a detailed fee schedule in writing up front that states not just the total cost of treatment but also a breakdown of what each phase of treatment costs including consultation, any appointment costs etc so that if at any time you feel you have to change practitioners (no one thinks they will have to do this when they are excited about beginning treatment) you will have some documentation to support a claim for a partial refund for those services or goods not yet rendered. At this point I have lost trust in my practitioner so we are moving on to a different provider. Since I prepaid for the entire treatment I am at the practitioner's mercy unless I take him to small claims court which I feel is distasteful. He is refunding me less than half the cost of my son's total treatment while having completed less than a quarter of agreed upon treatment. Hopefully sharing our story prevents someone else from an experience like ours.
Thank you. Beware indeed of people jumping the bandwagon and offer Orthotropic services. It's not a controlled field as it is largely rejected by the establishment. Regards, the video team
what was the treatment??
How was the change achieved ? Question of the year... we want to know all details
I think it's just mewing and posture
@@max8784 I dont think so, Id say expander + training device to ensure posture. maybe some face mask. + 100% what u said
Nick has said in other comments he received treatment which included the biobloc.
Can someone tell me what is the The Bottom Line that NYTIMES are saying about mewing
They're not so subtly trying to discredit Dr's John and Mike Mews discoveries and knowledge by using poor journalism and weak effort to understand the Mew practices. NY times made it like they're gonna write this great article on this huge discovery to get people's hopes up, then they just tanked the actual interpretation of data and case studies. This makes a lot of people expect an innovative, revolutionary treatment then walk away from the article saying "what a bunch of baloney"
I can see change but can we have measurements?
what treatment did he get ?
Did he use an appliance or only mewing?
I am currently undergoing the same treatment and i'm 26 I would love to speak to someone that went tru this same procedure. I'm using the appliances just started wearing the appliance for the last stage of my treatment and i'm finding difficulties.
You think he used DNA appliance? I wanna try and get similar result.
I got a question: should there be air in your mouth while mewing? I'm asking this question because I find difficult to swallow while my tongue is resting on the spot on the palat without touching my teeth. This is because of the air that I have to move in my mouth in order to swallow just my saliva and not the air. On the contrary, I noticed that if i put my tongue against my teeth in order to not have any air in my mouth I can swallow "properly" (with properly i mean being able to swallow without moving any facial muscle). I know that you shouldn't put your tongue against you teeth but if I don't do that swallowing becames really uncomfortable... I don't know what to do helppppp
Did you just start practicing? because in the beginning it can feel almost impossible if you have a really small mandibulae
@@PrevalentAA Nah man my mandibule is kinda ok and I have enough space in the palat to fit my tongue
When you should swallow, you should push your entire tongue against the roof of your mouth and use it scoop the food (or saliva) down your throat. And yes, when you mew, there should be no air in your mouth: it should be a vacuum.
the best of this guy is his mentality. He is ok with his appearance, not getting crazy about his looks
whats the best way to reach Mike Mew?
how exactly did this guy do it? there is too much content im curious if he did anything other than mewing a lot
Biobloc orthotropics
2:09 its wierd because in a way the change is subtle but somehow theres a bit more jawline a better chin the nose looks better he looks way better
His facial posture has changed alot
try sleeping on your back without a pillow combined with mewing, so you can lose this last bit of loose skin under your chin and after a week or so you'll literally start feeling muscle on your face
Well I've been mewing for about a year now and my cheekbones have really hollowed out. Honestly for the first time in a while, I can look in the mirror and be genuinely happy with what I see.
However, I am 15 years old so this could be a loss in baby fat and I've been very sporty over the past 3 years, so that could have had an effect, I've never been remotely fat or anything, but most athletes have hollow cheekbones so take my story with a grain of salt.
"...I've been very sporty over the past 3 years, so that could have had an effect..." LOL...that's exactly what happened here to this guy Nick.
Should your teeth touch? Or no since i am confused
What's the solution to the journalist question?
What sort of treatment/exercises did he do to get these results?
Palettal expanders such as W-arch and then Biobloc 1 and 2.
Hi. Can you also make a video about brushing teeths. For example we used to use a stick called "miswak" without any toothpaste. Toothpaste itself is something harmful because of the florur and what not. It is another tophic. The thing i want to highlight is the type of the toothbrush can also effect the shape of the face. I mean since "miswak" is being straight you need to smile all the way to burush the teeths in the back of your mouth. Just try it it feels more like an excercise then brushing. In the brush we know, you dont even need to open your mouth. Also the white you get from a regular tothpaste and brush gving your teeth is really different then you get from miswak.
Couldn't you just use a toothpaste without florur? I think most people do open their mouths somewhat when brushing too