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bone smashing: the problem with bone smashing was staying consistent, my aim was 5 minutes but i really couldn't be asked to do all that, i just did about one minute for each spot, i did my chin and my gonios (the bone below the masseter), i used a small thick glass bottle to do it.
thumb pulling: if i'm being real this was probably the hardest one to do, mostly because it felt like time was slowing took and it took forever with my adhd dopamine fried brain, most guides i saw said to do it for 5-10 minutes but i only did 2 minutes per day but to make up for it i'd pull as hard as i could, now i wasn't sure what the exact pattern was but what i did was push my hard palate forward and also pull it to the outwards like horizontally as well but in a rhythmic motion. started noticing results around the 20th
chin tucks: to be more specific it was leaning wall chin tucks, basically instead of the normal chin tuck you lean the rest of your body off the wall besides your neck and head obviously, was probably the most doable out of everything, did it 5 minutes and would hold the position for about every 20-30 seconds, also side note doing chin tucks made me more conscious about my posture so in general i'd try to sit up straight rather than slouch as much as i could through the day. started noticing results within the first week, the day after you will feel a pain in your neck area when you are moving around but don't worry that's just everything getting into place
thumb pulling: if i'm being real this was probably the hardest one to do, mostly because it felt like time was slowing took and it took forever with my adhd dopamine fried brain, most guides i saw said to do it for 5-10 minutes but i only did 2 minutes per day but to make up for it i'd pull as hard as i could, now i wasn't sure what the exact pattern was but what i did was push my hard palate forward and also pull it to the outwards like horizontally as well but in a rhythmic motion. started noticing results around the 20th
chin tucks: to be more specific it was leaning wall chin tucks, basically instead of the normal chin tuck you lean the rest of your body off the wall besides your neck and head obviously, was probably the most doable out of everything, did it 5 minutes and would hold the position for about every 20-30 seconds, also side note doing chin tucks made me more conscious about my posture so in general i'd try to sit up straight rather than slouch as much as i could through the day. started noticing results within the first week, the day after you will feel a pain in your neck area when you are moving around but don't worry that's just everything getting into place