How Jordan Peterson Depression Lengthened his Face

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[@Chilla001]

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[@AT-ob8xr]

Yeah it’s self-evident once you do it

[@AT-ob8xr]

Yeah it’s self-evident once you do it

[@athianathian-reborn5664]

he's a step away from muh genetics. I just personally think experimentation and looking at animalss too is really helpful.

[@ministryofanti-feminism1493]

He and his father will be remembered in the same category as F. Mattias Alexander and Weston A. Price.

[@rockyp32]

Jesus Christ is coming so probably not

[@zacpiya]

Please do a podcast with Jordan Peterson, I believe that this would be extremely beneficial for Jordan in finding a cure for his sleep apnoea and his depression and health problems. Also it would greatly increase worldwide awareness of Mewing. Then after that Mike Mew should definitely go on the Joe Rogan podcast.

[@serenedesiree]

I so hope he does! They'd love him

[@mysterical-]

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[@BadgerBabyBoy]

Hang on, did you make a mistake? You’re saying don’t do something that could help someone & Benefit dr mew at the same time! Why ever not?

[@frederiknielsen2923]

I think the carnivore diet already cured his depression.

[@atienzo98]

@@BadgerBabyBoy did you make a mistake?

[@trebmaster]

People are always critiquing public and political figures on their statements. This channel critiques them on their facial development. :) It makes for an interesting chat at parties!

[@serenedesiree]

You go to the right parties, my guy

[@sneedsfeedandseed1795]

“What I dislike about this picture is that… they are all black” lmao

[@AylienYu]

Mewing has opened up my nose in these 3 years, I'm so thankful. My face probably won't change but I'm grateful to breathe through my nose, I never could do that as a child

[@athianathian-reborn5664]

flare your nose bridge in connection to your brow, the connection point and width is really the key to bridge protrusion and keeping the airway open

[@krish5445]

Highly likely that your face will change for good but slowly

[@EuropeDominate]

I virtually never have a blocked nose now it's great

[@serenedesiree]

Have you noticed a change when you do cardiovascular exercise like running?

[@rodrigogomes3422]

@@serenedesiree Heart rate is lower for me now either running or pushing weights

[@cat.2558]

im first generation nigerian living in the uk, my parents have lovely face features and straight teeth but for me i had crooked teeth because i had alot of colds and nasal blockage when i was younger growing up here in uk. im much better now because i used braces and ive been mewing since, mewing even helped me be able to breathe through my nose better 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@rm6857]

As nigerian, you need tons of vit. D in Uk

[@cat.2558]

@@rm6857 also true💀 I've been told Ive had a vitamin D deficiency

[@sageforce9306]

I had the nastiest facial development due t sinusitis. Thank God it cleared.

[@fraai]

Try nose plasters combined with mouth tape. That will learn you to breathe through your nose at night you will only need it for a couple months maximum and the nose plasters are actually useful to have if you have a cold or whatver they help a lot by opening the nose. Some sporters even use them to get more oxygen in through the nose a famous example is neymar used to use them.

[@PreferredMethods]

@@cat.2558 Yes- it also the difference in diet, particularly during developmental years. Nutrition and Physical Degeneration, by Weston A. Price.

[@wojciechlawnicki4464]

I've been doing mewing for the last 3,5 years, more aware than before. My face was pretty good structured according to Mike's examples, I've got plenty of space in my mouth, my whole life my teeth have been having gaps in between, my nose is sharp and upwards. I've been breathing with nose as well before. Oh, I'm 41 years old, I'm Polish. When I'd learnt about mewing it's got me so natural, so fast, it was just like screwing everything a bit stronger of what I used to do before. I know, I could see myself and hear from many people knowing me well how my face has changed in few months only, I'm not teenager, so it didn't go that well of course, but I had, and still see differences. So thanks a lot for sharing with us this simple and true knowledge! I tell people about it very often, I know how helpful it can be, I can see clearly where a tongue is placed by each one, it's so obvious now, just like with many other aspects of our life, we literally have it on display all the time. So I find myself a very good example of not only doing mewing but improving my face in my age. Take my word as a reference for mewing in every way. Thank you and all the best! PS I don't chew gum, nothing like hard mewing either, just keeping my tongue on the roof, delicate suction and that's all. I use my tongue while eating more now, pressing the food against the roof of my mouth. Just classic mewing.. and it's enough! Just keep it doing all the time, at night, too!

[@mindhunter8772]

I always thought mewing was incredibly difficult to practice. How did you a achieve this goal, especially at your age?

[@wojciechlawnicki4464]

@@mindhunter8772 Not at all, specially if one has conditions to it, like space for a tongue between the upper teeth. Of course the youth would have super fast results, their bones are still soft and it's easier to make structural changes. I was lucky myself to have enough space for a tongue, I have 3,5cm between my upper 5es (excuse me), so I'm doing it easly, I breath naturally in and out (it's so nice) but I always have, I've had no difficulties with breathing whatsoever, just like many people complain about, I also had no tension in my jaws ever, all these typical issues people have I don't. I was just very close to it the whole life, I even thought I shouldn't keep my tongue this way, so I was trying to loose it. So, now I simply found out what to do with my tongue, that there is a place where it should be and it's the same place where I used to keep my tongue naturally thinking it was maybe wrong. Funny ha? So it was for me easier that way, I was familiar with it, I rather kept my mouth close when not talking etc. I'm pretty sure that most of our health issues we deal with nowadays come from not having a correct posture, tongue is one of that whole mechanism. I recommend Esther Gokhale as a very good example, or extention of mewing, it's all one. So body posture, our spine, the way we walk, sit, lay, bend, etc. Everything is one, so by changing the habits people recover even in older age and get healthier! So going back to your question, it's simply a matter of practice and making new habits. Just like with everything else, if you haven't been holding you tongue on the roof of your mouth nor haven't you been breathing through your nose, it will probably take more time and effort to change that habit but I'm sure you will do this! I was watching many films from Dr Mew and many other people, these young ones who shared many good tips about mewing just to get it right. Truth is simple, always, lies are complicated. So it is mewing, the true posture is very simple and easy, keep it that way, just relax. Another person to recommend is Coco Hayashi, she's very good, I got to know her through this channel already later but she might be very helpful as well, she talks a lot about mewing and not only, she is very interesting to watch. Just be in touch with this topic, I saw Mike giving some tips like keeping some object next to you to remember about it. Be patient, don't worry if you don't get it immediately, it will come. You can always write on a big page I'M DOING MEWING 24/7 with some photo of you doing mewing, so you see yourself like that all the time, keep it on your phone to see it each time you open it. Try these tricks and continue changing the habits. It seems that Dr Mew is so much aware of how difficult it is to create this new habit because the mewing itself is not difficult, it's so natural, brings relief, but how to make people do this all the time, to stay in it, specially if it is nothing they have been doing in their lives. That's a challenge.. But I'm sure you will find it, just keep the tongue up all the way from the front to the far back of the roof, suck it gently, swallow and it's done, everything sticks but teeth. Now smile a bit like Mona Lisa and breath slowly, or as you like..! I hope it will be helpful, all the best!

[@abdessamadd6494]

@@wojciechlawnicki4464 haha thanks for the last tip. Smile like The Monalisa. When I do mewing I catch myself smiling a little bit and it feels weird because I mew outside lol glad to to know I'm not the only one. Blessed my man, bless!

[@wojciechlawnicki4464]

@@abdessamadd6494 It also makes you feel better straight on! Try to have any bad thoughts or feelings with a tiny smile on your face, very difficult, so it works! Thanks for your reply, good to hear we are more. Bless!

[@DegustoDelSol]

Interesting... a czy miałeś może problem z bruksizmem i zjadaniem zębów? Tyle ludzi mnie już oszukało i tylko wzięło kasę, że ciężko zaufać komukolwiek, ale jak tak obszernie piszesz, że pomaga, to chyba warto spróbować.

[@yanahakai]

How fun, reacting to famous people's maloclusion! 👏

[@ACDevastation]

If you can somehow leverage this into a podcast with Dr. Peterson, it will definitely be enough to land you on major podcasts to follow.

[@paulallen6336]

Undoubtedly. I believe they will get a major breakthrough soon.

[@Pesso121]

I've been thinking about this for 2 years.

[@Salehieh]

Please do this, Dr. Mew. I pray it will happen.

[@paulallen6336]

"He can't even do his number one rule for life" Dr. Mike unapologetically lands the most devastating blows lmao 🤣.

[@captlanc]

Jordan Peterson is a pseudo intellectual whose depression stems from his hubris. His refusal or incapability to use words according to the dictionary’s definition causes him to think and say a whole lot of contradictory nonsense without realizing so. He is a man trapped in his own tiny world with a defeatist attitude towards life and really he should get treatment for that.

[@paulallen6336]

@@proudatheist2042 I don't think he meant ill will by it. He mentioned how he attended a lecture once, and he's clearly read JP's book(s). I think it's a mere observation of a renowned figure. I hope they do a podcast together from this, as I'm very fond of both of them.

[@JamesCarmichael]

I changed rooms in my house to sleep. I was sleeping in a very small room in my attic that (while I didn't know at the time) had very poor air circulation and it was causing so much sleep troubles. Air quality can be a thing to look at too if you have these kinds of issues; mouth breathing, dry mouth in the morning etc.

[@Ghost572]

Yeah that was a guy that did an experiment on stale air and the effects of thinking on youtube. So anyone with double glazing its a good idea to open those windows to let a bit of fresh air in.

[@serenedesiree]

I had this issue. I got a CO2 monitor and found that my room had way higher CO2 than is usual. This does not promote optimal brain function!

[@Ghost572]

Thats actually a good idea, I never thought about buying a CO2 monitor just to test it directly.

[@adr3510]

@@Ghost572 i just hopped up and opened my window after seeing this comment xd

[@TerrenLiberte]

​@@interestingthings8598. The CO2 is not the cause ! don't believe the propaganda !

[@lheslie5424]

No me voy a cansar nunca de agradecerte, de verdad es una bendición haberte encontrado... porque me salvaste de pasar por muchas cirugías. Gracias

[@sirvantesii7066]

Great video. I feel you should make a video addressing the obsession with mewing that younger people may develop. Constantly comparing themselves, pulling these faces all day, or just overdoing it. I say this from experience. I was constantly clenching my teeth, sucking my cheeks becoming unfulfilled with the results. I also believe these bad habits were the cause of mild Tmd I developed. Since then I now mew naturally with being aware of it and my face looks less forced and my tmd is gone. Cheers. Thank you for all you’re work Mr.Mew.

[@talon1084]

How did you teach yourself to mew naturally? I feel like as many videos as I watch I can't quite get the hang of it. I'm at the point where my tongue will automatically stay in positing at the top of my mouth, but sometimes it just feels tired as if I'm doing it wrong. Or I'm scared that I'm unevenly applying force throughout my face, like I'm pushing more to one side and stuff

[@lorenzonq]

@@talon1084 I haven't gotten to that point where I just do it unconciously, but the key is apparently the suction hold which Mike does briefly mention. There's quite a few videos on it if you search it on YT, but here's the one by Mike: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2fLZGCtqNZ_hKM

[@sirvantesii7066]

@@interestingthings8598 Of course it’s not his fault. I agree with you

[@rudygon426]

@@talon1084 just shut your lips don’t allow any air at all to come in or out of your mouth

[@flightforlight157]

I don't think it's an obsession, just that we have to put a lot of focus on something new and then working to get it grounded. I bought a lot of books on the raw vegan diet and was accused of being obsessed, which makes no sense because that is how you study

[@cryforthemoon]

Realizing that a down swung face can possibly promote depression really brings new meaning to "why the long face?"

[@journeytoself8067]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@spreadEmpathy]

Fantastic video! At first I thought it was just JP clickbait, but I actually learned a lot! I would watch more of that! And thank you so much for your work! ❤I myself was tortured with the usual orthodontics practices. Now I know my children will not have to have their wisdom teeth pulled out and years of braces just to have normal teeth and a normal face. Thank you! ❤

[@serenedesiree]

Here's a clip from the full podcast in which I ask Mike about what parents can do! kzbin.infoUgkx808ysRKXl-oQv1zgO_yl2kRmuC8h8avP

[@jodejette]

@@serenedesiree You can lead a horse to water...my beautiful, beautiful girl had every opportunity starting at age 10 to learn to mew. I went to an orthodontist who provided the correct rubber mouth piece for her to wear ($300) at night. She refused, it just wouldn't work no natter what incentives I put in place. Now 15, both my kids (twins) have just finished braces. My son's jaw looks great, he naturally mostly Mews, but my daughters's poor chin recedes. It isn't too late for her, but she is sick of my nagging. I wish I could go back in time and reshape MY face! But at 51 I think that ship has sailed.

[@GGg-sr3ph]

No one asked what you thought.

[@rikkeraben3195]

U’r the best Mike Mew…Please keep up the good good work, I’m such a big fan of yours. Kind regards from Denmark ( dental hygienist)

[@samhyans5403]

I’m not sure how much Dr. Mew has considered phenotypes, for example, Asians tend to have flatter faces, Somalians tend to have longer maxillas. I find it extremely difficult to believe he can make these types of diagnoses just by looking at photographs.

[@eppsislike]

Dude he's an expert in faces. If you're an expert in something, you can see even the most miniscule details that you and I can't see.

[@samhyans5403]

@@eppsislike Mike has helped countless people including myself, but science involves discussion and scrutiny. And I have not seen any convincing dialog from Mike and John concerning phenotypes. Especially when their most critical measurement tool the “indicator line” just so happens to include a discrepancy for Scandinavians and Asians. There is more work to be done here to collect data and I’m pointing it out.

[@trebmaster]

For 1 year and 4 months, I have been in a similar palatal expander to the biobloc (Vivos mRNA). I have been overall nasal breathing much better, no TMJD at all anymore, but notice that my left nostril very easily plugs all the time still. What treatment should I have to resolve that? I suspect some deviation of the septum being responsible. I was looking at balloon septoplasty since it's also minimally invasive. Generally, no incisions are made from what I can tell.

[@MoonGooned]

Fav vid so far! Very happy subscriber.

[@nicobva]

Thank you for everything Dr. Mike Mew!

[@Nikolleshi]

Great and informative video. Thank you!!

[@anaestes4353]

Thank you for you dedication to inform us I really need this for my son and myself God bless you

[@faramund9865]

Awww I was hoping this was a collab. Interesting video regardless.

[@I_Ace]

When will the mewing app come out? I am very excited for it

[@dannyboi_663]

Same, I hope it's soon!

[@eleanorrigby2923]

I wish you would do a video on tongue ties and how they affect mewing. I'm glad he mentioned Myofunctional therapy. Too bad it was so short.

[@florisliesker]

Theres a link to the full interview in the description of this video

[@chr1staki]

I’d be interested to know how tightness/knots in facial muscles can effect facial structure and the effectiveness of mewing exercises

[@NicholasRudajs]

I'm too curious how trigger point knots affect facial development. They do shorten the muscles which pulls on the bone which can slow down forward growth. (No actual proof of this, just using logic).

[@chr1staki]

@@NicholasRudajs yes, that theory makes sense to me

[@thanasiskantas2871]

Great analysis!

[@DegustoDelSol]

Hello Mr. Mew, is it possible to ask for your time? I have eaten/shorten all of my teeth not knowing it for about 30 years, after which a new dentist informed me I have very bad teeth (first time in my life anybody told me that), but he was right. Due to grinding my teeth, there was low possibility to form a cavity, so i always thought im good, especially that I have worn braces for 3.5 years in my youth, byt nowadays, nothing is left from that treatment, people just took money and left me in shambles. One Doctor did some test how my mouth closes and what move it makes, using some weird facial apparatus, and then after sending me the results so that I could think what i want to do (surgery or some very new braces method from Japan) but the doctor stoper answering my calls and e-mails, like she vanished :( Each dentist I visit now, tells me I need help, but I cant believe them any more in this post soviet mentality called Poland :( Do you think doiung the mewing could help? Im scared I will loose all of them soon :( its from that damn powerplant, as im from '86 ☢ my superpowers are bad teeth... :) sorry, had to xD

[@khaanadian9648]

Another fantastic video.

[@piliq3774]

Would love more celebrity analysis

[@richardweiss4167]

What a fantastic and interesting video! Thanks, will be watching more than once. Dr Peterson's first rule is posturally incorrect, if you pull your shoulders back, your lower back compresses. What he should have said is straighten your lower back and don't worry about shoulder posture, it will fix itself. But Dr Peterson is an expert in psychology not posture!

[@serenedesiree]

I found that back exercises helped me a lot with shoulder and back pain. Pull ups, bent over rows, deadlifts etc. I had shoulder pain for years until I started lifting.

[@jeremyesser797]

Mike should do a video on the neuromuscular mechanisms on jaw systems, I know he knows about it but maybe he just have the time to get into it

[@perpetual_bias]

fantastic video. thank you

[@Fresh-qc3zn]

I have spent my life with my tongue on the roof of my mouth. My mouth is almost never open, other than for eating or talking. I cannot find a single photo of me where my mouth is even slightly open. I have unknowingly been mewing my whole life. Yet a few years ago, I developed a swallowing issue, an issue with restricted movement of cartilage in the throat, and since then my face has literally elongated, cheeks have hollowed, jaw had sunken in. I still have tongue roof of mouth and only breath through my nose. Could a swallowing issue cause such a change in facial structure?

[@notthatguy4703]

Yes. Over a few years, especially if you are young, you can unfortunately experience bone changes. Similar to someone who has had a stroke and one side of face is paralyzed, the bone will droop down. More than likely you will see positive results from closing your mouth and reactivation facial muscles, regardless of swallowing

[@Fresh-qc3zn]

@@notthatguy4703 My mouth is permanently closed and tongue always at roof of mouth mewing naturally as stated in my comment. So seems the swallow issue counteracts / overpowers this.

[@stefdiazdiaz7067]

@@Fresh-qc3zn what cause the swallowing issue?

[@Fresh-qc3zn]

@@stefdiazdiaz7067 No idea. It just happened overnight really. The only thing I had in the lead up to it was some inflammation over the Thyroid / cartilage area perhaps due to allergies in the spring.

[@jeffjackson5850]

My two heroes colliding

[@JordanTelezino]

great video

[@N1ch0la5C00p3r]

When is the app coming out?

[@kyle3817]

I think I might have a similar issue to Peterson. Any way of fixing this more than mewing

[@erikamaya3596]

I wish I knew about Mike Mew yrs ago, I would have never removed my wisdom teeth

[@robertimmanuel577]

very interesting discussion. I managed to mew for 8 months now, and I feel like the only thing continuing me to do it is my obsession towards looks

[@rockyp32]

Has it helped

[@robertimmanuel577]

@@rockyp32 haven't seen any significant results yet. getting there, I hope

[@rockyp32]

@@robertimmanuel577 it takes years. Chew gum daily too. Also requiring swallow pattern is huge so do mike mew push swallow KZbin. And do that as often as u can

[@hahahhjahaha3572]

@@robertimmanuel577 I started mewing when I was 20 and it’s been 1.4 years now and I haven’t seen any changes either, I haven’t taken comparison photos tho but I expect to see changes around the 4-5 year mark, he said you gain about 0.5-1mm a year so we won’t prob see development until those mm start to stack up around that 4-5 year point, it’s about the long game

[@quack4800]

@@hahahhjahaha3572 and it’s also about the chin tuck, tuck your chin so behind that when you mew you feel a burn in your neck and tongue

[@robby7025]

Mewing cured my sleep apnea, together with weight loss. Consious strong swallowing, mewing, good head posture, chin tucking, mewing. Im 27 years old. Mewing since 25.

[@serenedesiree]

Congratulations!

[@jamesclark1335]

Did your face change?

[@kristengilot6781]

I'm 27 also been doing it since 26 but found no changes besides one tooth shifting terribly

[@tatikalove5643]

¿Cómo hacías para en las noches no separar los dientes o empezar a roncar poniendo correctamente la lengua? Me cuesta, me da miedo ahogarme jajaja Estoy empezando con el mewing y creo que descubrí que puedo tener apnea del sueño y ronquidos.

[@aakk1164]

The cheekbones on the people in the end, O my god!

[@donnie9455]

Sins I seen your Chanel I started mewing and nose breathing. I cured my bad breathing ( hypervantilation) and theeth claming. Thank you

[@P4Gaming444]

tf with these 18-21 yo guys asking if it’s already late to start mewing. Mike literally says it’s hard to see changes in face after 25, meaning if you’re under 25 it’s quite possible to see positive changes in face. Instead of asking too many questions, why don’t y’all just get after it and find it out on your own, after all it harms you none just to try.

[@Diana-mu9vd]

Can you talk about palate expanders? Pros and cons?

[@jesuschrist.7777]

Rule 1 of JP's book, 'Stand up straight with your shoulders back' is a metaphor and must not to be taken on its literal face value. It means having a stance of ready engagement in the world against the forces of chaos and order.

[@Lyonessi]

Well Jordan has mentioned a few times that actually standing up straight with the shoulders back physiologically enables us gain to confidence so it's a double entendre.

[@jimmyjimmervin4507]

i got discouraged when he said that there will be no facial changes after the age of 25. I am currently 24

[@strongbad2016]

He didnt say theres no facial changes, it's only harder aka it'll take longer time

[@myoldvhstapes]

I've had success with expansion devices over the past two years. I just turned 49.

[@serenedesiree]

If you watch the whole video you'll hear me asking about that. There are definitely changes after 25, they just take longer. The biggest issue is that people are cemented in their habits.

[@hahahhjahaha3572]

Think about it like this, if you don’t mew your face will get worse period, but if you do start mewing worse case scenario you prevent ur jaw development from getting worse and best case scenario your jaws develop…… there are example of people about 25 getting development he has said so in other videos it’s just harder and that potential is not as high

[@dimitriivanov9963]

This video will blow up. I’m calling it

[@nonobobo4606]

Hi Doctor!

[@FraBra88]

Also I would like for Jordan to research all the benefit of nasal breething (wich comes natural when mewing). An incredible book about it as just come out...incredible what good nasal breething doto our brain.

[@julian.kollataj]

I haven’t heard Mike bring up the significance of the role of emotions in survival and thriving of ancestors, connected to how the musculature and connective tissues contract under stress until consciously recognised and released through breath and movements like in yoga and Pilates. Current-day people and particularly Gen X and Baby Boomer adults tend to not know how to be aware of stress held in their bodies’ connective tissues, which restricts gliding of tissues and ease of movement of muscles, therefore restricting ROM (range of motion), and the thing with connective tissues which encase the muscles is tensions restrict bone development. I don’t believe it’s just to do with diet.

[@iaminsfiredbytrustfration8502]

it’s crazy how body posture has so much with how ur face develops

[@TerrenLiberte]

A certain skeletal diagram shows that the mandible moves forward or backward depending on the posture we have of our head, if it is leaned forward the mandible moves forward (???), and if it is backward the mandible moves back (???) ! What do you think, Dr. Mew? I think it's the opposite, right?

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

Orthotropics is not just about "aesthetics" it's about achieving your genetic potential. Every person of every race looks better with a properly formed face.

[@asstroeongdong-min1709]

Finally going for the virality potential type of content

[@lmaolmao9713]

No one wants to be made an example of in this way, and it sounds like you did it without his permission. If you did get his permission, you should make that clear in the video, so it's clear that he has the dignity of selflessly choosing this, himself, for the betterment of others. If it's an honest mistake that's ok mistakes happen just fix it and take down the video, but if this had malicious intent then that's really shitty & shame on you. (but also as an aside, generally massive props to you for pointing out the non-genetic causes for facial developments)

[@imeleventeen]

I’d love to see you on Jordans podcast. You guys are two of my favorite people

[@tonymartin7849]

If you’re a fan of Peterson? You clearly haven’t heard a word he says. It’s all fast-spewed word salads.

[@imeleventeen]

@@tonymartin7849 yeah, I don’t think you’re really listening to him.

[@GGg-sr3ph]

@@imeleventeenfax

[@newmankramer1903]

If you have had long enough time wrong tongue posture that really messed your face, then most likely you developed some degree of “tongue tie”. “Mewing” would be struggle and even if you do see progress, it would be extremely hard to maintain. So the foremost important thing would be figure out do you have one, not just “mew”.

[@LordGodKing]

You're not supposed to pull the shoulders back Mike. Just ask your friend Kjetil Larsen. Tighten the back muscles so you get lower-back sway, elevate shoulders and be long in the neck. I'm positive if you used Kjetils postural techniques on your clients they would get better results.

[@intellagent7622]

thanks for the tip… which back muscles do we tighten? i’ve always been unsure how exactly to have good posture

[@LordGodKing]

@@intellagent7622 Erector spinae

[@identity7845]

This is surprising to me because I thought Peterson has a handsome enough face and a good jaw. He doesn't have the face of a mouthbreather.

[@stefdiazdiaz7067]

He could have been even better looking with proper facial development.

[@luke14946]

The Petition that Koko Hayashi created a year ago, to support Mike Mew, still needs Over 2000 plus more votes.

[@emiliascharm4693]

Any link?

[@luke14946]

@@emiliascharm4693 links don't really seem to work anymore on KZbin Comments, Something to do with Spam apparently?

[@kateboard7875]

Imagine jordan peterson starts mewing 😂

[@fullmetal2080]

min 8:39 a good explanation on how to glue the tongue to the palate

[@mainguy5387]

Dr Mew got on Mikaela Petersons podcast!

[@axelm4096]

Does double jaws surgery create tongue space and open the airways ?

[@I_Ace]

I know expanders do

[@Andre-bb7dd]

something very interesting is also, that since he is eating the carnivore diet, his depression has gotten a lot better. If his depression was in fact related to his sleep apnea caused by poor facial development, the strengthening of his jaw muscles by chewing only meat every meal of the day could have had a postivite effect as well.

[@alpatec2555]

Jordan peterson is still a Chad though

[@milkjarsadoptedtoxictwinsi1351]

What surgery did the guy at 9:15 have?

[@imbazed22]

Yes

[@ericleavitt9281]

Bimax + sarpe

[@sheryla54]

Have you underplayed a lack of breastfeeding as a key issue? You seem to mention chewing but nothing else as the cause of dystrophy.

[@serenedesiree]

Traditional societies breastfeed until about 3 years old, apparently. That's wild to me. I wonder if we're seriously depriving kids from optimal nutrients and bonding. Even if a mother wanted to breastfeed that long, I think the stigma around breastfeeding that long would heavily discourage her.

[@santinodagostino4441]

I just turned 20, will my face change and breathing change if i mew now? Or it’s too late

[@dannyboi_663]

It's never too late to mew. The sooner the better though. Don't worry about what you get out of it for now, just try to make it a habit.

[@theawesomesausage]

@@dannyboi_663 Yes, but he better start now rather than 25.

[@santinodagostino4441]

Thanks for reply, I will not give up. Always have one nostril blocked since I was kid.

[@dannyboi_663]

@Santino D'Agnostino Learn about Buteyko breathing, it will help you breath so much better.

[@theawesomesausage]

@@santinodagostino4441 It's normal to have one nostril at a time be open to distribute the workload between the nostrils though.

[@cw8790]

why is mikes maxilla recessed still

[@xuhongmao7292]

Wow, I have always thought JP as conventionally handsome, even though I consider him to be highly annoying. Now this explains everything----the marriage between the thoughts and the body.

[@alexpetrou5612]

I have a lot of trouble mewing and i have craniofacial dystrophy (16 y/o). How can i fix it?

[@DanteLikesRock]

eat hard chewing gum every day for at least a few hours + use a "vaccum seal" to suck your tongue onto the roof of your mouth when in rest. that's basically it.

[@alexpetrou5612]

@@DanteLikesRock thanks! I bought Stronger Gum, approved by Dr Mike himself but haven’t gotten to use it yet since i’m wearing braces. Today however i will take the braces off and start. For me though the tough part is getting the vacuum seal and also doing it while sleeping

[@isobelle.London]

What is the name of the surgery the person had?

[@gerryfromthevoid8986]

One thing that confused me a little though, was that the people you showed at the end as examples of good facial form, it's like yeah their facial structures are pretty good, but I see people with narrower and less developed facial form who are better looking than them fairly often. And I mean better looking black people as well as other races, it's nothing to do with race. I suppose it shows that facial form isn't everything.

[@koanzx1]

Well imagine the people that you consider pretty but with amazing bone structure they would be even more attractive to you. It’s not because you have good bone structure that you will be the most handsome, but if you have it means you have maximized your genetic potential. I don’t like to rate people but imagine someone you would rate 3/10. With goof bone structure he would go to 5/10 Now another person you would rate 7/10. He has bad bone structure, if he had great bone structure you would probably rate him 8-9/10. That’s why yes there is some part of genetics, but good bone structure = you did your part and maximized the beauty you could develop If you find someone with bad bone structure attractive it means that they were probably blessed with insane genetics

[@differentlyabledmuslimjewi4475]

what are you talking about? Those examples had amazing facial development. Very healthy.

[@stefdiazdiaz7067]

Some facial features are relatively independent of bone structure.

[@mikyvselicha]

You should develop the app together with Jordan Peterson. He could really help with the psychology aspect of effective excercise, plus he would see the money in it.

[@bloomp7999]

straight language and harsh truth

[@helpmereach1ksubswithnovid581]

9:38 best sentence

[@robyn3349]

Oh, the beauty of those natural, healthy faces!

[@user-nv2wt4hi8t]

A modern day legend and game changer in Mike Mew referencing a modern day legend and game changer in Jordan Peterson. What a crossover event.

[@user-nv2wt4hi8t]

@@proudatheist2042 A lot of other orthotropists or even myofunctional therapists will speak out against the unapologetic, often irrevocable damage orthodontics does. And rightly so. It isn't something exclusive to Mike, it's simply because he's in the UK, our orthodontics society is far more happy to beat down what they can excuse as 'fringe' clinics like Mike.

[@tonymartin7849]

Jordan Peterson is a bizarre nonsense-spewing nutter followed by confused right-wing-ish adolescents.

[@mitsubishigenetech]

In the end I've read "The link is in the depression".

[@father_ru335]

I love you Mike

[@dangerbuoy]

Meeting with Jordan Peterson would be a huge collaboration! It makes so much sense too, in the scheme of things.

[@DanteLikesRock]

5:41 Mike is so hilarious lol. xD

[@JasonOfWales]

Brilliant

[@dawseyboy1]

just signed the petition for crooked teeth and donated £5. don't lose faith mike, we're all counting on you

[@finuccicostantino]

How can I make a donation?

[@dawseyboy1]

@@finuccicostantino you’ve either got Patreon or the what makes teeth crooked page

[@Tom-jg2ss]

I don't see why the last slide would be deemed racist? They all have lovely face structures irrelevant of skin colour.

[@rakzz1720]

There’s a mewing app?????????

[@bed7610]

Could Jordan benefit from MSE?

[@shuikai272]

I think Jordan Peterson's problem is more width than forwards deficiency.

[@Salehieh]

Sir, beloved Dr. Mike Mew, PLEASE CONTACT JORDAN PETERSON FOR A PODCAST. GODSPEED. It will change the world, not even kidding. I pray it will happen.

[@RaymondSamuray]

5:40 🤣

[@RyoDanHM]

So mewing doesn't have any effect on your facial features after the age of 25?

[@hahahhjahaha3572]

It’s does it’s just harder and the potential of development is just less than if your younger, just like how the potential in your late teens is lower than individuals in their early teens or in primary school. starting mewing at any age worse case scenario will ensure you jaws don’t become anymore under developed

[@thegreenmage6956]

*sigh* Seeing someone with surgery just makes me lose all hope -_- And the native culture people… I just want to be healthy.

[@shicruisin7004]

So the creator of mewing just said that mewing done by the older/elderly person, will NOT improve visually, the facial appearance, but will help with things like sleep apnea. Disappointing.

[@itsallconnected1134]

Technically speaking, couldn't he see success with a Biobloc treatment?

[@aryanz66]

The hair on the last slide guy is pretty sick

[@davidgaveston654]

Here we got another 10mins of hard mewing. Thanks lord mew

[@theguy9067]

It's interesting because I always thought Jp was good looking or at least considered good looking but he apparently has all these structural issues

[@jayjayx5x1]

Devil: “breathe.” Me: “wait, that’s not how this works.” XP P.S. I had sleep apnea, and slept on my back, started mewing, realised sleeping on my side was more comfortable, and less obstructive, also easier to breathe through my nose. And well, I feel great these days, been like 3-4 years, I could new better, some mouth breathing when I talk. But mostly nasal unless blocked nose. Have been working out, so only getting better. O and now I can get a full night of sleep from just 5-7 hours instead of sleeping 9-12. Although if around 5 for too often there will be a day where I sleep 10-12 because well 5 ain’t enough for full recovery XD just refreshing.