If you ever looked in the mirror and looked at your teeth with your mouth open and breathed through your mouth. You have probably noticed that it drops down and it opens up a way to your throat, but when you breathe nasally it closes the way. This is no different for when you eat.
Now you're wondering why I wrote this, it's because I chew with my mouth open and sometimes let out a sigh. And when I was eating some carrots I breathed through my mouth then I breathed with my nose immediately after and felt the carrot bounce off the back of my tongue.
And that is why I wrote this to spread some awareness... God I'm boring as hell
@darkindigo Calm down and assume some personal responsibility over your life. You constantly come across as hysterical, incoherent, extremely self-centered and borderline delusional. You make nonsensical claims, you advice others against their best interests, you baselessly present yourself as a voice of authority.
Slow down. You don't need to share with us every new thought you have. Thoughts change. Conclusions evolve. What seems self-evident today may seem questionable tomorrow, and vice versa.
Darkindigo it's not his fault that your results are not ideal you hard mewed and so did I and that caused some damage, but he did not instruct us to 'hard mew'.
I see where you're coming from, but just remind you me chewing with my mouth open came from a user of this website, not Mike I've adopted omc from that user not him.
Now calm down.
darkindigo, I think you're overreacting. I have to agree with Progress, thoughts change, maybe in some weeks your mandible will change, changes take time to happen.
Also, I'm not an expert at all but since your maxilla has lifted up, your TMJ should be lifted up too. No reason they're become being compressed or whatever.
I personally had very very bad issues with my TMJ - atroce pain for years, asymetry, and other stuff - and mewing saved my life. Now everyday I'm so thankful to live a pain-free life, after having suffered TMJ disorders for years.