Attractive Face or Not? It depends on Tongue Posture
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Skull anatomy images provided by Kenhub. To learn more about the anatomy of the human body, check out their awesome learning materials: bit.ly/2Rz3SZl
If you're interested in this topic and how to properly "mew" (practice good oral posture and other habits that encourage good facial development), check out the Orthotropics channel: bit.ly/2DciWp0
One thing missing from this discussion is the health impacts of having good oral posture. Considering the airway is at the back of the face, having a receded chin or maxilla could hinder your airway, having big implications for sleep apnea.
Clarification on the title: I of course don't mean to suggest that attractiveness depends only on tongue posture. Nutrition of the mother and nutrition of the person during formative years surely play a very large role in how the face develops. In fact, the book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration would suggest that; fat soluble vitamins being very important for fertility and proper development of young, with grains & sugar ("modern foods") being very detrimental for development and oral health especially.
Oral posture would be another piece of the puzzle.
NOTE ON SUTURE FUSION: I wish I had used the phrasing "these sutures are not completely fused together," or "sutures are not completely closed ..." It's understood that after birth, the sutures of the skull "fuse" together by age 2 or so. One study found that complete closure of certain sutures does not occur until as late as 70 years old. Another found that “The human frontozygomatic suture undergoes synostosis during the eigth decade of life, but does not completely fuse by the age of 95 years" based on 61 human cadavers aged 20 to 95.
This topic with a focus on facial development's affect on respiration and sleep apnea is discussed in Dr. Felix Liao's "Six Foot Tiger, Three Foot Cage" - amzn.to/2WMpPGk
Another great book not mentioned in the video is "Jaws: The Story of a Hidden Epidemic" - amzn.to/2HVJoIR
Weston Price's "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration" - amzn.to/2HZTB7f
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*Clarification on the title* : I of course don't mean to suggest that attractiveness depends *only* on tongue posture. Nutrition of the mother and nutrition of the person during formative years surely play a very large role in how the face develops. In fact, the book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration would suggest that; fat soluble vitamins being very important for fertility and proper development of young, with grains & sugar ("modern foods") being very detrimental for development and oral health especially. Oral posture would be another piece of the puzzle.
On that note, Francis Pottenger's experiment with cats found that cats on a poor diet developed deteriorated facial structure by the third generation.
NOTE ON SUTURE FUSION: I wish I had used the phrasing "these sutures are not *completely* fused together," or "sutures are not *completely closed* ..." It's understood that after birth, the sutures of the skull "fuse" together by age 2 or so. One study found that complete closure of certain sutures does not occur until as late as 70 years old. Another found that “The human frontozygomatic suture undergoes synostosis during the eigth decade of life, but does not completely fuse by the age of 95 years," based on 61 human cadavers aged 20 to 95.
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another what?
@@miguelmejia4656 Study
You gotta put this in a podcast form. Love your channel.
Thanks for this 👍🏾
What about the lower jaw/teeth though? I see you only talk about the roof of the mouth, but could it be more damaging than benefitial if one already have upper jaw developed far more than lower?
Imagine being a twin and some doctors scientifically prove you are the worst looking twin
i would cry in my room secretly after the interview 😭
HAHAHAHAHA lol
I’m gonna be an only child by morning.. 🔪
Lol
There was a pair of identical twins in my class at school...Sian and Stacey. We used to call Stacey 'the pretty twin' and Sian 'the ugly one'...yet they were virtually identical :-0
Then: You’re not ugly, you’re just poor
Now: You’re not ugly, you’re just uneducated
educated
but still ugly help
@@saltbone i want to help but i'm ugly af too
I got that I'm not ugly, my parents just should have told me "shut your mouth, lest you catch flies" more often.
Can someone lead me to some research papers for a smaller nose for that education?
This actually works cause I was super ugly as a kid but I just have a habit of keeping my tongue in a certain posture I grew up with that habit and I feel so pretty now :,)
This is astounding! I have been a mouth breather for as long as I can remember. Nose blocked half the time. I have crooked teeth and no chin! Today is day 1! Wish me luck folks!
Edit : 1 year progress.
First of all, thanks everyone for the encouragement! I kind of feel like the flag bearer for this video lol. Doing it for self improvement, you guys and for science :P
So I shaved my beard and noticed that my chin has indeed moved forward!!! I'm no Johnny Bravo yet since the move is still subtle but I definitely see it on my profile side.
I have been pressing my tongue hard while on my commute to work and back, so 40 minutes a day. All the while keeping the tongue in the proper position throughout the day.
It has quickly helped me breathe out my nose at night. Did not even take a month!
I haven't told the wife about my project so the true indicator that the job is done will be when she one day tells me "woa what's with your sexy manly jaw all of a sudden!?"
Thanks all and thanks WIL for your awesome and life changing videos !
Best of luck!
Give it some time and be conscious about it. Resting the tongue at the roof of the mouth generally results in a better look than walking around with your mouth open
But why does resting your tongue on the top of your mouth result in a more defined chin? Isn't that just going to push the upper face out more thereby making the lower chin seem more receeded?
How are you going now?
@@Hapacel1 Hi! Still going at it. My tongue got used to sitting at the top of the mouth. It now feels weird to have it sit any other way which is cool.
I'm lucky because when I wake up at night, I realize my tongue is still in its place so that's a 8-9h win right there!
I try to sneak in a tongue workout here and there and I've been pretty consistent at it while on my daily commute to work.
So far nothing noticeable of course as far as facial features. I do feel however that my nose is so much less blocked which is amazing for me!
Feel free to ask for future updates!
Can't believe I'm going to die as a virgin because I just let my tongue flop wherever
Bruh, just pay someone and boom you have no v card
@@worstgamer1162 "just have sex with a stranger who doesn't love you and thinks you're a creep"
@@christiantaylor1495 Hey it works and it is effective in racking up experience b4 a "real" date
@D.A. Botos As a man, definitely. There is a whole science behind pair bonding for men v/s for women. Men pair bond on the long term and can have sex w/o emotional connection, unlike for the case of women - hence sexual experience (casual sex) will benefit the man b4 a long term intimate relationship.
Hope u understand me - i am not a native english speaker ;)
LMFOAOAOA
When you suddenly become aware of your tongue and can't stop feeling it.
AirLancer Yes, very s a d
OMG YES
I haven't ever pushed my tongue to the roof of my mouth this hard while watching a video
Nope, I can stop
@@surrealdynamics4077 i will be for the rest of my life
Instructions were unclear, now I'm 9ft tall
Instructions unclear, my head is now a cube
Instructions unclear , i am now headless
Instructions unclear, my parents left me instead.
Instructions unclear, I actually did my homework for once instead.
@@insertyourchannelnamehere8018 so no head
I saw this video 3 years ago. I had a pretty round face then, not many physical contours. I also had a double chin. I tried this technique. At first my tongue wouldn't rest on the top of my mouth. But after a week of trying, this habit became second nature. now after two years I can confirm it does work. My jawline became quite visible, my cheekbones have started to show(I would love it if it showed a little more) and I completely lost my double chin.
So u press ur tongue at top of the roof and press it? Or straight ahead behind the front teeth m confused
so did it pain initially in your lower jaw
How old r u?
@@MishaalBahadar pronounce "sing" that's where your tongue should be
@@harshavardnam7544 thanks
I was a mouth breather due to having a blocked noise from endless colds. It took me a few months to learn to breathe through my nose when sleeping. Essentially it was perseverance at breathing through the nose even when it was blocked. I found that within a few minutes the nose would clear and then I could breathe through it. I believe that improved tongue posture is going to benefit me.
You and me have the same issue.. I’m just learning about this at 30, I’m applying this ASAP!
Btw colds and allergies are tough smh.
Brother I had the same issue, I was a very mouth breather as I had severe cough all the day.... Later when my milk teeth begun to fallen I started to get my batch of teeth. New teeth came very crooked especially the front two teeth which gives me rabbit look...
Hope mewing will help me..
ya'll imagine going from a 10 to a 5 cause of some goddamn gerbil
HAHAHAHA😂
Wdym??
The Grappler
A hamster can give you allergies = stuffs your nose = forces you to breathe through your mouth = which in turn makes you ugly by changing your face structure
this hit dif....😿😩😔
The Grappler clearly didnt pay attention
My tongue was pinned to the roof of my mouth for the entirety of this video.
its not that simple, imagine you're constantly saying "n" like "ennn" and hold your tongue like that. You need to have your entire tongue on the roof of the mouth.
@@williamzhou7746 what are you even talking about
same
i've been doing this for 3 weeks... it became natural after only 1, everywhere i go it rests at the roof
@@loon3703 hmm.. i always had a jawline... ngl but now it just comes out better
This video is the updated version of:
"you are now manually blinking."
I read a study about a small part of this a decade ago and found it fascinating but just thought it was a one off unstudied field and never looked more into it. This answered so many questions I've had for years and filled in a lot more gaps. Thank you!
And now I am super conscious about my tongue and feel like it’s a foreign object in my mouth.
SP haha me too
bruh fr
Hahahahaha! Yup! How about that! Me too! You made me crack up when I read this. Lol
You sound super sensitive, grow up because it’s there to stay.
You'll get used to it. It will also help relax your jaw muscles and help if you grind your teeth
This gives a whole new meaning to the saying “if you keep making that face it’ll get stuck that way.”
Damn, that's right. I should have listened to my mom. Now's too late
@@josemanuelherediagonzalez1542 But your mom based the advice in a superstition not facts.
“You are what you repeatedly do” - Aristotle
Hey, he said that the face can change even in adults so work on it
@@theamazingone5217 true, but sometime superstition tend to stem from past truthful observations by our ancestors they simply did not have the scientific tools, knowledge. on inclination to investigate it further to get into the bottom of it. Kinda like a myth, a fictitious story that tell about some sort of universal truth.
My son was born with several medical conditions. Among them was retrognathia of the lower jaw. He was treated since toddlerhood at a hospital university clinic for crowded teeth. Over the years, their plan of action consisted of pulling several teeth in preparation of bracing. I continually asked if pulling all these teeth would change his facial profile for the worse. I additionally asked if his lower jaw would get smaller. They said he needed to have them pulled. 2 of the teeth that they pulled were canines that had drifted to the front of his chin. Those teeth could’ve been saved by gradually training them while he was young back to where they should’ve grown in….. When my son was 20, they wanted to pull 4 more teeth….. My son had severe sleep apnea and nobody was concerned, so I went a different route.
I called a dentist/orthodontist that specialized in treating patients with airway blockages that cause sleep apnea. He started treatment by giving my son a 3D cone scan. After fighting with the dental clinic to change their care plan, they refused to treat him anymore. I was free to see this specialized dentist/orthodontist, who spent nearly 4 years reopening spaces where implants could be installed. During this time, he also went to an ENT for myofacial therapy to help his mild Cerebral Palsy.
Fast forward….My son’s upper and lower jaw was expanded, giving him more space for his tongue to properly place. He wears retainers now to keep those spaces open. He does not have sleep apnea anymore and his facial profile is corrected.
Tongue placement is important…. So is having a jaw large enough for the tongue to rest and the jaw itself to trained forward.
Been 2 years since I've seen this. Been trying to consistently use my toungue to better my breathing and stuff. I think it works, and it's really useful for people who breathe through their mouths due to allergies and stuff.
It's a nightmare. I can only breathe through my nose 10% of the time. I guess I'll have to just accept having a weak face structure
@@r.a1301 try to practice nose breathing more often
@@r.a1301 fluticasone propionate nasal spray, loratadine, montelukast. My doctor prescribed them to me and it helps clear up nose.
@@Hello-ue2xt no! Don’t use any of those drugs. Start breathing through your nose only and your nose with unblock naturally
I’ve been doing this my whole life.
The fact that I could’ve been uglier than I am now-
😂😂😂😭😭
Oop
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao
😭
A Boy Bought A Pet Gerbil. This Is What Happened To His Jawline.
Chubbyemu 😁 !
Underrated
😭
Get rid of the "this is" part and put a question mark then you get every school test
ChubbyEmu fan. Nice.
the tongue position thing is actually something ive always done for a long time just when having my picture taken to reduce the appearance of double-chin or droopy skin around the chin and jawline... just to pronounce everything but i didnt know you coud actually make long term effects and keep it that way if you are able to keep that posture long term lol
thats awesome.
Glad this topic is getting traction again. This is a classic WIL video - informative and entertaining.
YESSIRRRRRR
Thank you! 🙏
If you had told me 16 minutes ago that I’d find a video on the topic of tongue posture fascinating, I’d have said you were nuts.
🤣🤣🤣
Same. I don't even know how I got here.
Same but I'm watching this till the end lol
Because you thought to know what you don‘t know? :)
Lmao
So you're saying, i still have a chance...
Don't do that, don't give me hope
No
You ugly
@@Wall_flower ouch.
yes you do
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I recently had tongue cancer this video explains why I am having issues swallowing and my facial change. Thank you in a few minutes I understand now more than the doctors whom have been treating me thank you again for this video.
Interesting theory how the texture of food can affect teeth. When I was little I would chew on bones and even eat them💀 I’m not a picky eater and I have straight teeth (no ingrown ones or even crooked, heck even my wisdom teeth grew fine). This, compared to my older sister who doesn’t eat some foods and doesn’t chew on bones (lol) her teeth are crowded.
My tongue posture is resting on the bottom, however in the past year I’ve discovered mewing and try to make it habitual. I don’t suffer from blocked noses often so my jawline is pretty aight, I just need to loose body fat ☠️
highly reccomend fasting for losing fat, CICO is ofc valid; just less effective and more loose skin to do a cutting phase, i reckon you build less muscle too.
112-120ish kg down to 88kg (188cm, muscular), id fast for a week and then weightlift and walk or run for a week eating properly.
no noticeable loose skin
highly reccomend doing this, i dont fast anymore, i did this on off weekly fasting thing from april to july, got down to 85kg and been eating at maintenance/slightly above calorie wise ever since.
@@user-vv1do1wg1j while fasting are you breaking the fast at a certain time or having water ?
@@S7ayMelo I'm here in case he responds
I have diagnosed you with... Narcissism
I had eaten some bones too when I was younger and my teeth are naturally completely straight and my sister never chewed on bones and did need braces. Keep on chewing bones!
I've been doing this for an hour and have gained 4 inches to my arms and became 2 inches taller.
Same, my dick grew about 3 inches as well
@@robloxgod6945 what u did explains plz
How
@@faisalahsan8811 smol peepee alert ⚠️
I can nose breathe a little better
Who else is pressing your tongue on the roof of your mouth while watching this? 😀
zodinpuia chawngthu
I am.
I saw a vid when I was around 14, more like an extert of a series of interviews about plastic cirurgies, and they talked about the case in the begining, of one needing to breathe with one's mouth, and that to fight tis there was a right position to keep the jaw in line, with the top of your bottom teeth touching straight behind the upper teeth, talking of how that was also a technique to teach models how to have a better face on their pictures, and from that moment I became paranoid, but I've got a better face now than 10 years later than I'd have if I never knew this information
been doing it for a while started seeing BIG CHANGES and just got kinda used to doing it
I was doing it before I was paying attention to it now I can't stop paying attention to what my tongue is doing
I've been doing since a baby, still not attractive.
Thank You So Much for the Tutorial on Mewing! Stay Safe & Stay Grateful! 🌷🌿🌎
Great videos, but I think I've seen too many in a short period of time. I'll have to watch these videos again to make sure I remember everything. However, the content is entertaining; thank you for providing it!
2019 is the year I'm gonna transition from being ugly to being less ugly.
Alexander Dominguez Gud luck bro.. 👍
Dude if that's you in the Profile then u look (nohomo) sexy af. I would change faces anytime
It's nice when people stop throwing up when they see you
lets be less ugly together! *strong arm emoji*
Alexander Dominguez dude, you’re fine...
I just realized the tongue on the thumbnail is the guy's thumb colored red LMAO
Damn...
Oh yeah it is
Hahah lol I thought it was like play do or something 😂😂
When u said that, the video Show sit too O.O
Cupangkoi stop lmao
i'm so glad I found this video. This is incredibly intresting and I think more people to know this! I'm going to try the tongue up thing :)
Very interesting topic and well structured and illustrated, thanks!
Bruh how pissed would that kid be knowing if he never got a hakster he'd be better looking
lmao you read my mind
Gerbil
But maybe because of the hamster he became a veteranarian making a hundred thousand a year, and now he has a lot of european sports cars
@@shannondove96 i like the optimisim
@Ayy lmao Not how it works, those of us cursed with perpetually blocked noses know. You can blow all you like but you'll never clear it enough to breathe through
Now I can't stop thinking about my tongue, feeing it there in my mouth. It's freaking me out! Thanks a lot.
blister Michel smile and swallow and where ur tongue goes during is where it should stay at all times
Don’t over think it just gotta create a habit
You'll eventually forget about it when it becomes a habit
I've actually done that pressuring tongue thing naturally, since I was about 5 years old. I'm 14 now. Sorry, no pictures!
That's funny I was going to say the same thing
Alright, I’m convinced. I’ll keep updated if I remember, and hope for the best!
How u doing
I'm a 74 year old lady in central Portugal watching this great information,too late for me perhaps! But the quality of the comments as the develop have given me the best laugh I've had in ages! Crying real tears of laughter,which has led to a lot of mouth breathing. Seriously the benefits of prolonged laughter are not to be overlooked! Many thanks one and all. The name Quentin is destined for my next cat!
me before watching the video : 👁👄👁. me after watching the video : 👁👅👁
This is so cute 😂 , I love it: 👁👅👁
ModelMaterial09 u can add a lil bling to it 💅👁👅👁💅
This comment
ste hombre XD
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Man you Gen Z guys are lucky I wish I had all this info when I was 15
Don't worry, once AI solves all our problems we'll all become beautiful and healthy. Then we'll merge with the AI and become cyborgs.
Yea trust me it is out weighed with all the poison we take in
@@williammccanless
That's late Boomers and early Gen X
You’d be surprised by how much of the youth doesn’t take advantage of it, though.
It still works as an adult.
This has been very educational. Thanks!!
It really is about your level of consciousness. When you realise the self & rest in your being - new levels of beauty appear.
I'm glad there are people who take the time to study things like this.
TheEgg185 you should thank your dentist then😊 that's why they spend 5 - 8 years of their lives studying
@@georgiathomopoulou659 Most do it for 💰
@@Baruch-hashem- well, duh what else
I've been holding my tongue that way habitually my whole life. More then one girl has told me my jaw looks like it was carved by angels. Currently alone in my basement playing video games every day.
lmao
ive been struggling to notice what my neutral tongue position is for like 10 minutes because I can't stop thinking about it consiously lol
lol
LOL
😂😂😂
thank you so much, def needed!
Resting the tongue tip on the upper palate can also improve health because doing so connects the Du Mai and Ren Mai Qi channels. We rest the tongue tip on the upper palate in Yuan Qigong Practice for this reason.
To summarize the video: breathe with your nose when you can and eat healthy food that isn’t too soft.
And also put your tongue up.
Bike RaceGamer my braces are shaking rn
And chew your food, another huge benefit. 40% of your digestive system starts in your mouth
Thanks
@@nikhita280 what do braces have to do with it?
Orthodontists: yes of course it’s important we glue pieces of metal to your teeth then charge you $3000 ... This guy: just push your mouth lmao
Really 😃🤣
my braces cost me 5,500 !! rip 😭
@@cristalgalindo7094 American health care lol
If I knew about this 5 years ago, I could prolly save aloooot of money. Rip braces
hahah fools i got my braces for free i live in the uk
I've watched this two years ago, and KRplus decided to recommend it to me again this day
Be kind and love one another for who they are!! Peace and love!
1960: there'll be flying cars
2020: better tongue position
Better tongue posture it better than flying cars. No cap. I need jaw surgery that cost around maybe 50,000 for having a dropped tongue and now I have airway problems..
Thank the skies above that we don't have flying cars because there are too many people crashing on the ground.
ahahaahsdhqhahahhah XD
Bubble Gum Girl wtf 50000??? mines is free bc insurance
Wait..but aren't flying cars like just planes?? Like just a smaller plane maybe a helicopter?
wanna thank youtube for putting this in my recommendations at the ripe age of 13
Does this really work tho?
For reals I’m 13 too 🥴
My 13 year old crooked teeth don't even know what's coming
@@kianmaristela1127 not completely sure but it doesnt hurt to try
@@muffxd yeah why the heck not
great video. Thanks for putting that all together.
Im fairly happy with my jawline etc, and I noticed that my mouth is almost always closed because i mainly use my nose to breath. Teeth and jaw are almost always softly pressed together, depending on my mood. My tongue, for as long as I can remember, has always rested in the top of my mouth. Most of my family members that don't share this habit, do not have the same looks when it comes down to facial structure. I do however experience headaches after long periods of applying force with my jaws and tongue. As a kid I always had a very round and fluffy face, but I don't really think that acts like proof. Can still recommend this to anybody. I never did this to actively change my face structure because it was just a habit that people around me always told me, breathe through your nose, close your mouth etc etc. I can't say that my genetics didn't play a part in this, but I'd like to believe that it's mainly genetics and this habit.
Edit: Been think about this a lot lately and noticed that because of corona slacking and moving out of my parents house, I stopped paying as much attention to the things above and I noticed my face getting rounder and less masculine. Might be because of the bulking.. But I'm picking this habit up again. Funny how this video came around when I needed it.
2019: ugliness rate drops to 0
Ugliness rate has dropped to 0% it has gone down 0%
Tahseen Khanom not in America 70% of people here are obese
@@Cocaine_Clown The National Center for Health Statistics estimates that, for 2015-2016 in the U.S., 39.8% of adults aged 20 and over were obese (including 7.6% with severe obesity) and that another 31.8% were overweight. Not 70% of the population is obese, that's a huge exaggeration
SHËP i was not being serious but in California 2/3 people on the street are overweight to obese
lol perhaps
Me realizing I already rest my tongue at the roof of my mouth and I'm still ugly 👁👄👁
Leave me Alone oooop-
:(
it help your face to have a better posture, not beautiful. sure there’ll be a change to your face, but it wont be drastic taht people wont recognizw u
LMFAOO MEEEEE
and my teeth are still fcked up
Hey. Been doing this since November of 2020. It does work. My jawline is more prominent now. The most important thing is consistency.
I love this. Thank you for the education
Humans are close to unlocking the character sliders irl.
Lmao.
Cant wait 😂😂
plastic surgery bro
o k that’s just poisoning.
How I got +10 Charisma with one weird trick.
We got paid body sliders already, But we are close to getting them for free.
I don't even know where I held my tongue to this point...
Same😂
Same
Josipa Tokić I didn't even know I had a tongue
Results?
Josipa Tokić HAHAHA SAMEEE
This is fascinating!
Wow I'm subbing just because your channels name. Thanks for sharing what you've learned.
Who else started putting force against the roof of their mouth for half of the video...
Diego Ruizio Having your tongue pressing forward against the roof of your mouth, additionally, means the base of your tongue will less likely be blocking your throat, allowing freer breathing.
It’s not supposed to be a hard press. You create a bit of a vacuum without applying pressure. Making sure the back of the tongue is raised is important, which will probably require more of a contraction to achieve than the front of the tongue.
Almost immediately. The power of suggestion.
Most of his points are anecdotal and circumstantial. The last point about the monkeys is misleading as well, as he is presenting as though the change happen from them not exerting force to their mouth roof, but really it's much much more likely their dental health changes due to mouth saliva drying out, which among other things protect the teeth and assist in mouth function.
Lol me
I've been mewing for 2 months and now I can shoot laser beams out of my chin. My jaw line is so sharp, I no longer need to invest in cutlery. Those who don't believe are blind fools.
Wesley Lee crimson chin
Hahaha
I've been mewing all my life and I have inherited the power of Shaggy.
They're blind because of the lasers
I dont need teeth anymore thanks to mewing
I've done this my whole life unintentionally. I always felt tense in my body, just anxious/nervous all the time so something I'd do to cope with this tension and the pain it would cause in my throat and chest is press the tip of my tongue towards the front roof of my mouth and slightly against my front teeth and it would stay like that until the tension went away. I did this so much that it I just did it automatically; whenever I felt tense.
Never knew this is what would happen. Nice to know I have a nice jawline due to feeling like I was going to die all my life.
I also have this problems, but I also want to be prettu so I will start to do this
Make sure you don't push your teeth or you'll start looking like a puffer fish.
This is exactly what I've done for as far back as I can remember also..I suffer high anxiety and tension myself and I always thought it was something I had done since I was a baby, like a baby sucks there thumb or something. Self soothing. I'm damn sure gonna save some money on my kid's braces now and let them know there's a secret..😂😅
Thank you for your interesting video!
If you don't feel like watching a 15 minute video, basically just make sure you breathe through your nose, not your mouth, and make sure your tongue rests on the roof of your mouth.
And eat chewy foods, even as a baby/toddler.
MjOtaku the whole tongue?
@@JaDiLoco Just the tip of your tongue
and use both parts of ur mouth while chewing (left-right almost the same)
And chew on both sides of your mouth, they don't mention this in the video. I've been chewing only on the right side of my mouth for as long as I can remember, now I'm 19, and the right side of my face has a stronger more defined jawline as well as cheek bones as opposed to my left side
Now we can tell who the real mouthbreathers are.
Lolll
thekeefer690 😂 savage
Lol
This made me laugh so hard LOL!!! :)
I dont get how some people can breathe out their mouth i hate it
This is such an amazing video !!
This was mind blowing! So interesting
Who else has a terrible side face...I mean I look alright with my face but whenever I turn around, I look like an ancient ape.
Edit:I have my first selfie video recording as the school final assignment. I have to recant that "alright with my front face" statement. Look like a car crash scene from all angles.
if that ain’t me
U mean the jaw or the back head shape?
Damn, i feel you bro. En face i'm just young Bred Pitt, but side face it's a chimp.
that's me and my chin 😐
Oh no. Not me. Im ugly from all sides 😅
When I was six years old, my front teeth were growing crooked. After reviewing my front teeth, the dentist suggested me to press my tong on the top, behind the teeth, so I used to do it always and this turned into a habit. Now, each time that I go to the dentist, they said that my teeth are surprisingly ordered. Even my wisdom teeth popped up without pain.
I don't know how many years has this discovering, but I thanks so much that Mexican dentist that help me to avoid many problems with simple advice.
I was told the same thing as a 6 year old girl in Poland. I did it. It worked! Now I am 46. My teeth are and have been well aligned. It does work.
It’s such a simple solution too!
Imma try this. I may be 19, but I have hope 👀🙏
No one told me but my teeth aligned and I do come across as someone attractive. I do like to chew and crunch stuff. I wonder if all due to a healthy pattern developed when I was a baby and parents started giving solid foods early?
Same except I always did it naturally. I feel so lucky!
Wow, the native diet comparison pictures are fascinating.
Thank you very much for the information ❤blessings ❤️ 🙏
"How to Not Look Like Leafy"
Bruh, leave that boy to rest in his grave in peace.
But yeah nobody wants to look like Leafy.
Just cover the chin
@Katsuki wish I could say that about Filthy Frank
Hagahaga
@CAT FISH How do you do that?
Potentially life changing, not sure why this isnt common knowledge
Yes! It could potentially prevent the need for orthodontics, or at least less invasive orthodontics, TMJ, other bite issues, tooth decay, chin and jawline liposuction, buccal fat removal, etc and etc.
Exactly
The pretty people don't want us to know their secrets
Because mewing is a meme
@Lady Baa Baa that's the reason why it's not as well known. The orthodontics industry would go broke!
Dude your Brilliant AD is the most convincing one I've seen.
My dentist in Mason Ohio, Dr Dan Hillis, did this with me. I had a small mouth and underdeveloped jaw due to a tongue restriction that my parents never had checked due to neglect which cause a severe speech impediment. I had my tongue restriction lasered twice and wore a retainer for 2 years that acted as the tongue which would be tightened every 2 weeks. I also wore a lower retainer as my lower jaw didn’t grow along with the top as fast as it should. No scar tissue bone created, but natural bone.
This so wild....I’m 43 and I’ve been thinking about this since I was a kid. I never told anyone about these thoughts but I used to hold my cheeks jaw and tongue in such a way that i thought it made me more attractive and over time it was like my face just started taking that shape. I thought I was crazy and it was just coincidence.
Same thing happened to me 😂lol
Me too i would try to move my lower jaw in front of my upper jaw making my face to wider!!
Hahha, I would do the opposite as I had a wide face.
same here I have been doing this from 6 or 7
@@calvinchandra6816 what did u do different? Im 18 too and i want to improve my face
Expected clickbait, got strong jawline instead
Well congratulations
For real?
😂💀
Amatullah Ama Bruh...
You will never get one if you have a weak chin, though. Weak chins are often *inherited by genetics and can not be fixed outside of surgery.*
Yes! I went to ortho therapy to fix my tongue placement to assist the re-alignment of my jaw and my front teeth. It worked in 6 months
Really thankfull for finding one of these videos a few years ago everyone should know this
i wonder how many crazy useful things out there we don't even know yet..
humanity is so outdated
they barely know their own body and already want to travel through stars
Till yesterday I had no idea of this
Infinite.
I learned about this through face yoga
@@ByMorraDiabo there will never be interstellar travel.
Anyone tryhard pressing their tongue, got tired, then relaxed... then realized that was your natural position in the first place?
Can't get a better face, feelsbadman :(
Lmao
You're supposed to apply pressure, and also don't forget to close your mouth to the point that your teeth touch eachother
Don't worry about pain or tiredness bro, the tongue is the one muscle that never gets damage via continuous pressure since it needs to push strongly 24/7. If you feel pain/tiredness in your tongue feel free to ignore that feeling since it's designed to do so regardless.
The biggest thing holding people back from attractive features is fear of that uncomfortable muscle feeling, but it's actually something that should be there when learning this.
After just two weeks worth of 24/7 extreme tongue pressure, the extent of it has begun to lessen and so the act of straining against my palate has become my neutral state. In fact my mouth feels pleasant whenever i push hard with my tongue now.
I urge you to try your best and push as hard as you can possibly can, at least for a month before writing this off.
Beauty is pain 😉
@Kuba Marcin Honestly, the best thing I've found is taping my mouth shut at night (so long as my nose isn't blocked and I'm able to breathe though there safely). With my lips taped shut my tongue figures out that it should be on the roof of my mouth instead. I also found that this helps me remember to keep my mouth shut while I'm sitting at my computer desk for example.
Very interesting content. Thank you.
Very interesting.. Thanks for the video.
*Plastic surgeons has left the chat.*
*Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons (plastic surgeons only work with soft tissues). And yes they have, because this is a load of unscientific jibberish
Steve shut up if you don’t get the joke.
This joke is getting old
Jonathan Saona thats why it’s still getting attention?
@@s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n.i.c yeah
me: looking in the mirror disappointed to see no changes after having my tongue on the roof of my mouth for approx. half this video
lmao me 😂
same lol😂😂😂😂😂💔💔💔💔
Iv hold my tongue on the roof of my mouth most of the time i thought its normal and all people do it
it doesnt happen that fast. if u always do it, over time it will expand your palate/change the structure of your face.
Zeke Krahlin Watch the video weird name.
I've been holding my tongue to the roof of my mouth since I was a little kid. It just came naturally. While my teeth are nicely lined up, I still have a small jaw and my teeth were very crowded. There was no room at all for my wisdom teeth so the ones on the right side had to be pulled out. The dentist was saying my mouth was too small - he could barely get his hand in there. I do have a connective tissue disorder and a small mouth is linked to that (if you are curious look up hEDS or ehlers danlos). I have a slight overbite too but its not really noticeable - my front upper and lower teeth don't line up.
For unknown reasons my yoga teacher thinks a tongue pressed to the roof of the mouth is "stress" so she keeps saying to pull it away from there. Which I find it SO hard to do. Its like the tongue doesn't FIT in my lower jaw or it won't lie down there. It wants to be up at the top! Anyway she has said she has now retrained her tongue to be on the bottom of her mouth all the time to get rid of the "stress signal" - wonder what this will do to her face?
And yes I breathe through the nose.
I have also heard a tongue with scalloped edges means you have food allergies or sensitivities! My tongue is scalloped.
I appreciate the elaboration of this video. Well explained.
So when do we start seeing results?
You don't. The only way to change the shape of your face is to lose/gain weight or surgery. This video is pseudo-science and nothing more.
Just found I’ve had great tounge posture my whole life. Confidence booster
Same
@@alainportant6412 hey dude on r/niceguys you can find people just like you!
got it ? dead. Your genes wont survive another season.
@@alainportant6412 bros going at it
@@syndicalistspeedsolver My commie bud here.
Holy shit I saw a video about mouth breathing causing this and I didn't believe it at first, but this video convinced me with a lot of citation.
Hollywood JAWLINE - TRANSGENDER - Men have More Dominate Jaws - Forehead & High Cheek bones -
I mouth breath due to sinus problems and my chin has recessed significantly over the last decade, but I never knew about this
I breathe through my mouth do to allergy’s and still have a jawline
gina morals Youre still gorgeous
@@user-ne4nz6hx2t same it's super annoying.
I think this is very true, I started liking chewing in 2010 especially hard gum. Over the years I have noticed how chiseled my jaw has become and defined features in my face.
I was pushing my tongue on the roof of my mouth and now I forgot how I usually have my tongue. It feels awkward
Edit: I feel famous
Same lmao
Does ur jaw also feel weird
Bob jones mine does
Oh my gosh same
penneva 581 lol same I feel like I normally have it touching both roof and bottom
WOW !! YOU MENTIONED ME!
Did you use your tongue to do it?
whats up Noctis
Please do mention on how you got your fabulous jaw line
I think I told him about mewing
handsome guy?
2/3 years ago I started working on my tongue posture. Now at 18 I’m very glad I did, my oval and round face became more defined. However my face is still flat as at the age of 15/16 puberty stopped so my face already stopped changing. But when I compare my face between now and back then, the cheekbones, jawline and chin look a lot better. Do try to correct your tongue posture.
It's been 2 years since you posted this comment. Has your face changed since then?
@@JohnBillow In the 2 years since the comment, I lost a bit of weight and my jawline is better but it's dangerous weight loss. So I can't comment since I don't know if it's due to the weight loss or the tongue posture
Superb video and demonstration
Ok guys, so I started putting my tongue up for when this video came out one and a half year ago and honnestly, I did got some results ! Sure it's not a big difference but my cheeks became a little wider and little bumps appeared on the side of my skull just under my eyes. Now I put my tongue up without even noticing it and I also catch myself doing it during sleep, it became natural. I was 19 back then and I turned 21 last week, I used to have a thin face with a pointy chin but now you can say it's more squarish than anything else. I'll keep doing this and do another report in 1 or 2 years if I'm.still alive. Don't lose hope, we all gonna glow up for sure ! 👋 (Sorry for my english, I'm French)
Congratulations on your progress! Did you use any devices or got to see a dentist? Because i imagine it to be very difficult to put your tongue up for 8 hours straight without any tools...
Can you tell us how you really do it ..I mean it's confusing for me about how to mew
Thank you u report will help lot of people... keep posting
@@TAPKIRE happened the same for me, got the mewing video recommended out of nowhere and decided to start doing it. I was 21 now im 23 and the jawline is wider and my underbite is far better. The latter you star doing it the more it will take for the changes to show up, as the facial bone structure gets harder and harder. But it still changes. Before 20 years changes are noticeable from 6 months to a year. From 20 to 25, in 2 to 5 years. And from 25 upwards it think it was 5 to 10 years. So tge sooner you start, the better
We're all gonna make it
Tongues up if you watching this with your thumbs up
Edit: Listen to my music and tell me 4 how long you‘re already mewing
*Licks keyboard*
👅
🤣
Now my phone is full of saliva
Idk I’ve just been keeping my tongue like this for as long as I can remember.
I really want to see Dr Mike reacting to this, would be really interesting
Native, aboriginal Asian here n this checks out. Found out about orthotopics n tongue posture about ten years ago n was receptive to it as the examples were strikingly prevalent in my own lineage. Mother, older sisters, n brothers, all over 35, have perfectly straight teeth; all 32 of them in tact wide smiles; n no instance of snoring. I, however, grew up in the states n developed extreme malocclusions, recessed chin; flared lower teeth to "meet" upper teeth n jaw; smaller, narrow palette; narrow smile; bimaxillary protrusion (monkey face); exert more effort when closing mouth (RBF); had orthodontic treatment n all four wisdom teeth extractions; snore, drool, n would frequently choke on my own tongue at night
The only other one with slight, less severe symptoms is my slightly 3 year, older brother who has a slight bimax, but still has straight 32 teeth. His dental arch is just more rounded n less "square"