The body & skull have the physics of a balloon

Meaning it stretches and inflates as you recover

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A lot of new Reviv-ers write to us and ask whether it is a problem that they cannot close their mouth with the mouthguard in.

They often think it is a sizing issue.

But in my view it is rarely ever a sizing issue.

Rather it is a stretching issue.

You see the mouthguard is acting like a doorjam that prevents the jaw from closing and this forces the tissue surrounding the jaw & skull to stretch.

And it is by stretching that the skull inflates.

So you just need to keep wearing the mouthguard and stretching things out until finally you can close your mouth comfortably with it in.

And then you just keep wearing it so that all of the rest of the body stretches out to its correct form.

Kind of like when you’re inflating a really big balloon.

This game is all about stretching

The physics of how this whole biomechanical process works has always boiled down to stretching for me.

I don’t see any other physics at play to be honest.

Press on a tooth directly it will move out of position and you will tip your teeth. The ALF appliance is a great example of this.

Press on a bone directly (eg. with expanders) and you will just derange the other bones.

No.. you need to work via the soft tissue. And there is only one type of physics that effectively operates on this soft tissue in my experience. And that is stretching it.

Literally everything I’ve seen on my body and skull over the years supports this.

When I do my stretches it builds pressure in the skull and then the skull decompresses by expanding outwards. How do i know?

• Well i see lines that appear on the body and sometimes the face as if it has stretched.

• I see that my old shoes no longer fit because my feet have gotten too wide.

• I had to cut off my wedding ring a year or so back because it had gotten too tight to take off.

• The scalp stretches and flakes regularly as if it was stretched

• The complexion of my face remains youthful effortlessly because the skin of my face is constantly being stretched.. often to the point of breaking and flaking.

• etc.

Everything points to stretching.

When you’re on the wrong side of biomechanics you ‘deflate’

Basically i’m saying that the opposite of stretching happens when you have the biomechanics wrong.

How do you get the biomechanics wrong? Well take your pick… orthodontics, grinding your teeth, extractions, etc.

And of course aging. But I hate saying ‘aging’ as I don’t think it exists in reality.. rather I think the main reason we age is because we grind down our teeth and things collapse in over time.

So then what happens? Well the soft tissue deflates almost like a deflating balloon.

Just look at the faces of older people. It starts to look a bit like a raisin.

But it also does something similar to your body. Think of it like a fully body wetsuit that can deflate and crush your body. That is to me one of the best visuals for how to imagine what happens as you age.

Knowing the physics works like a balloon is very powerful information

Once you buy into the fact that the physics works like a balloon as I’ve described above you can conclude many things based on logic alone.

For example:

• Plastic surgery is unlikely to hold up well over time because regardless of whether you inflate or deflate… you will mess it up.

• Forcing bones to move is a bad idea. Because bones and muscles should only move or change based on either inflating or deflating. Do it unnaturally and it will revert back to where the skull and body want it in time.

• Diet and exercise will play a minor role as it does not directly influence this inflating and deflating.

• Aging perhaps does not really exist. Rather what we call ‘aging’ is just this deflating effect that can be halted and even reversed.

Think about what else you can conclude once you accept that the only physics are this inflating and deflating biomechanical effect.

It changes everything we think and understand about the human body.

Closing thoughts

Today I want you to drive home the point that the physics we are using in this biomechanical journey is ‘stretching’.

Correcting the body is never about putting direct force.

It is never, in my opinion, about forcing it to go into the shape that you want. Which is why people that do this will often end up having aged themselves much faster.

Rather you just keep sticking to the basic rules and in my experience so far… pretty much everything fixes. Physical stuff, mental stuff, neurological stuff.

It sounds crazy in its simplicity.

But maybe… we were foolish to think it had to be so complex to begin with?