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Some of you decided to call this the bed method, and you know what? i fw it lol. P.s. if this is your first time watching me the reason why this stuff works at any age because this is not bone growth/ lenghtening jargon, it's intradischial manipulation. You're using mechanobiology to nudge the discs towards a thicker, longer and better hydrated tissue over time (look up Davis' Law and the physical stress theory). - Early on, the biggest win is recompression tolerance: your discs and soft tissues get better at handling daily compression, so you stop bleeding height and you reclaim what poor sleep and habits were taking from you. - But once you've built that
Some of you decided to call this the bed method, and you know what? i fw it lol. P.s. if this is your first time watching me the reason why this stuff works at any age because this is not bone growth/ lenghtening jargon, it's intradischial manipulation. You're using mechanobiology to nudge the discs towards a thicker, longer and better hydrated tissue over time (look up Davis' Law and the physical stress theory). - Early on, the biggest win is recompression tolerance: your discs and soft tissues get better at handling daily compression, so you stop bleeding height and you reclaim what poor sleep and habits were taking from you. - But once you've built that "hold," the decompression work starts to stick. You're not getting taller for an hour, you're gradually shifting what your spine treats as normal, so remodelling can turn into adaptation and your baseline can creep up instead of snapping. What you're seeing in this video is one of the many quick and i may add silly ways to apply intradischial manipulation. - There are much better ways to do it, especially for long term adaptation due to the lack of properly structured progressive overload, but i dare to say that if you're short in time, have no gym access and don't feel comfortable hanging upside down from your bed this is by far the easiest and least painful way to do it. - Check through the page for a bit more info on the rest bye and enjoy the free gains:) - Youtube channel, Skool community and coaching info all in bio.

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