[Caber]

I don’t know if this is a known fact on the forum or not, but bonemass is heavily linked to prenatal and early development. This may be due to a number of differing factors though.

FACTORS:
Mother nutrition
Parental genetic factors
Genetic/phenotypic diversity
Postnatal early development

These factors are what can be inferred from the statistic gathered in these reports, along with personal speculation. Mothers nutrition and postnatal development may be tied — as mothers generally would feed the same food they eat to their children. But that’s not denying the fact of possible genetic drift and differing of phenotypic displays.

I am still not fully convinced parental genetics have as much of a role to play in much of development. Although as proven by many studies, malnutrition ‘symptoms’ may be passed through generations. Furthermore, you can still grow bonemass well into your 30’s as seen in the linked study below, this too supports the idea that nutrition and generational malnutrition affect bonemass — possibly overall looks as-well.

Let me know what you think and your theories of bonemass growth, and other possible affecting factors.

(First post pls be nice)
Bonemass growth
Bone/marrow growth into adulthood

 

[Endo]

Good thread

 

[Recession]

so true and its too late for most of us

 

[gandyheaventherewego]

I don’t know if this is a known fact on the forum or not, but bonemass is heavily linked to prenatal and early development. This may be due to a number of differing factors though.

FACTORS:
Mother nutrition
Parental genetic factors
Genetic/phenotypic diversity
Postnatal early development

These factors are what can be inferred from the statistic gathered in these reports, along with personal speculation. Mothers nutrition and postnatal development may be tied — as mothers generally would feed the same food they eat to their children. But that’s not denying the fact of possible genetic drift and differing of phenotypic displays.

I am still not fully convinced parental genetics have as much of a role to play in much of development. Although as proven by many studies, malnutrition ‘symptoms’ may be passed through generations. Furthermore, you can still grow bonemass well into your 30’s as seen in the linked study below, this too supports the idea that nutrition and generational malnutrition affect bonemass — possibly overall looks as-well.

Let me know what you think and your theories of bonemass growth, and other possible affecting factors.

(First post pls be nice)
Bonemass growth
Bone/marrow growth into adulthood

bonemass is overrated, if you have a lot of bonemass for a recessed face it will end up js looking uncanny like that nocturnal kent dude or the androgenic guy

 

[lowinhibmanlet]

I don’t know if this is a known fact on the forum or not, but bonemass is heavily linked to prenatal and early development. This may be due to a number of differing factors though.

FACTORS:
Mother nutrition
Parental genetic factors
Genetic/phenotypic diversity
Postnatal early development

These factors are what can be inferred from the statistic gathered in these reports, along with personal speculation. Mothers nutrition and postnatal development may be tied — as mothers generally would feed the same food they eat to their children. But that’s not denying the fact of possible genetic drift and differing of phenotypic displays.

I am still not fully convinced parental genetics have as much of a role to play in much of development. Although as proven by many studies, malnutrition ‘symptoms’ may be passed through generations. Furthermore, you can still grow bonemass well into your 30’s as seen in the linked study below, this too supports the idea that nutrition and generational malnutrition affect bonemass — possibly overall looks as-well.

Let me know what you think and your theories of bonemass growth, and other possible affecting factors.

(First post pls be nice)
Bonemass growth
Bone/marrow growth into adulthood

my mom does not eat super healthy
and smoked cigs while pregnant with me
yet i have good bonemass
i think it has more to do with phenotype (as u said) and puberty this is all anecdotal but even in others i see the same thing where they do not have a great upbringing but during puberty their bones grow and they become insanely more dimorphic and have good bone mass

 

[Endo]

bonemass is overrated, if you have a lot of bonemass for a recessed face it will end up js looking uncanny like that nocturnal kent dude or the androgenic guy

Adrogenic just has a horrible nose

Nocturnal Kent is also just very ND in the eyes

 

[gandyheaventherewego]

Adrogenic just has a horrible nose

Nocturnal Kent is also just very ND in the eyes

theyre both highly uncanny, too much bonemass on a recessed face, jfl at you brodie, bonemass is useless if your face is recessed, which is the case for most people

 

[Caber]

bonemass is overrated, if you have a lot of bonemass for a recessed face it will end up js looking uncanny like that nocturnal kent dude or the androgenic guy

Personally I believe they look better than before, low bonemass and recessed. So bonemass must have at least some significant pull when it comes to looks. The same with other people aswell, you can’t really be projected and have low bonemass. The two concepts work in tandem.

 

[Caber]

my mom does not eat super healthy
and smoked cigs while pregnant with me
yet i have good bonemass
i think it has more to do with phenotype (as u said) and puberty this is all anecdotal but even in others i see the same thing where they do not have a great upbringing but during puberty their bones grow and they become insanely more dimorphic and have good bone mass

What an interesting point to bring up, I wish more research would be done into things like that. I possibly theorise that yes I could be due to phenotypic expression, but could the father’s lifestyle choices have more significance than I thought? Tell me are you from a warrior peoples?

 

[lowinhibmanlet]

What an interesting point to bring up, I wish more research would be done into things like that. I possibly theorise that yes I could be due to phenotypic expression, but could the father’s lifestyle choices have more significance than I thought? Tell me are you from a warrior peoples?

i am half hispanic half white, my hispanic side is mostly spanish, some mexican too
so take that as u will
i have very strong cheekbones, and mandible, and decent supraorbitals, my infras are fuckeddd tho ngl

 

[1STINDIANCL]

i am half hispanic half white, my hispanic side is mostly spanish, some mexican too
so take that as u will
i have very strong cheekbones, and mandible, and decent supraorbitals, my infras are fuckeddd tho ngl

infras are the curse of all ethnics

 

[FaZe_Kjetil00]

I don’t know if this is a known fact on the forum or not, but bonemass is heavily linked to prenatal and early development. This may be due to a number of differing factors though.

FACTORS:
Mother nutrition
Parental genetic factors
Genetic/phenotypic diversity
Postnatal early development

These factors are what can be inferred from the statistic gathered in these reports, along with personal speculation. Mothers nutrition and postnatal development may be tied — as mothers generally would feed the same food they eat to their children. But that’s not denying the fact of possible genetic drift and differing of phenotypic displays.

I am still not fully convinced parental genetics have as much of a role to play in much of development. Although as proven by many studies, malnutrition ‘symptoms’ may be passed through generations. Furthermore, you can still grow bonemass well into your 30’s as seen in the linked study below, this too supports the idea that nutrition and generational malnutrition affect bonemass — possibly overall looks as-well.

Let me know what you think and your theories of bonemass growth, and other possible affecting factors.

(First post pls be nice)
Bonemass growth
Bone/marrow growth into adulthood

genes=law