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I have found evidence suggesting that skeletal development can continue even after puberty. This includes not only the potential for height increase but also the realignment of craniofacial structures—such as rotating the jaw into a more ideal position—without the need for surgical intervention. It appears that industries such as orthodontics and related medical fields may not fully disclose this potential. I came across this information only after several months of independent research, although I acknowledge that I did not engage in a thorough, systematic deep dive into the topic.
This suggests that conditions such as a recessed maxilla or chin may, in fact, be correctable through non-invasive means. Techniques such as "bonesmashing"—may be effective, provided they are applied in a way that stimulates bone remodeling rather than causing damage. Historical accounts and anecdotal evidence support this idea, but it likely requires a combination of factors to be effective. These include targeted supplementation, specific dietary protocols, hormonal support, and the application of light, consistent mechanical pressure—all of which may contribute to a favorable environment for bone growth and structural adaptation.
Regarding height increase, there is a concept referred to as bone lengthening through sustained pressure. While it demands extensive research and meticulous execution over long periods, the preliminary framework I have assembled points to tangible results supported by real-life cases. Furthermore, emerging research suggests that reactivating growth plates may become possible in the future. There are ongoing studies focused on reawakening the cells responsible for longitudinal bone growth, offering promising avenues for post-pubertal skeletal development.
(in that i falied in to proper deep dive)
The author: I will update this post with researches.
(Bonus):Its possible to change at least two skin tones with antioxidants injections and proper safe skinbleaching, this means a ethnic can possibly be white.
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