How I Transformed My Face by Thumbpulling | 10 Minute Demonstration
By Oscar Patel
Summary
Topics Covered
- Thumb pulling fixes root health issues
- Loosen fascia before pulling
- Chin tuck balances asymmetry
- Thumb pulling catalyzes tongue posture
- Recorrect temporarily, lock habits
Full Transcript
I expanded my pallet, fixed my asymmetry, straightened my nose, fixed my overbite, cured my sleep apnea improved my asthma, and changed my entire health and looks from the inside out through one technique, thumb
pulling. Everybody knows what it is, but
pulling. Everybody knows what it is, but no one knows how to do it properly. Here
is the full thumb pulling 2.0 demonstration. And for reference, if you
demonstration. And for reference, if you don't know who I am, my name is Oscar Patel. I interned at various
Patel. I interned at various myofunctional institutes. I'm currently
myofunctional institutes. I'm currently funding my own scientific study on thumb pulling. And at the same time, I
pulling. And at the same time, I transformed from this to this and have helped thousands of people improve their looks by fixing the real root cause their health. Let's get cracking. Okay
their health. Let's get cracking. Okay
first off, I'm stretching the platisma muscle. I'm pushing my chin towards the
muscle. I'm pushing my chin towards the ceiling with the tongue against the roof of my mouth, creating a stretch in the platisma muscle, which is loosening the fascia and opening up the body.
Remember, the mechanism of thumpling is to loosen the fascia and sutures, which will then adapt and allow the rest of the skull to shift into place along with proper myofunctional habits. You see
here the fascia runs throughout your entire body. The plantar fascia in your
entire body. The plantar fascia in your feet is connected to the epicranial fascia in your face. As a result stretch out your body, get comfortable.
Little bit of boxing there. Getting
ready for the day. Don't even know what I'm on about, but we're stretching the neck again. Getting everything as loose
neck again. Getting everything as loose as possible. If you don't feel tension
as possible. If you don't feel tension being relieved, then you aren't going to hear creaking sounds when you thumple.
You aren't going to feel relief, and you therefore aren't going to see the results. This needs to be in tune with
results. This needs to be in tune with your body. Remember, this is
your body. Remember, this is recorrection back to becoming the best version of yourself. It's not about some external device. This is about going off
external device. This is about going off of actual feeling. So, uh then after stretching a bit, I went to the left, I went to the right, which will stretch different muscles uh on each side of my
body. I'm now massaging my face. This is
body. I'm now massaging my face. This is
further loosening the fascia. The uh the if you adapt the fascia, this allows the muscles to stretch and lengthen. So, as
a result, I'm getting rid of any tension I feel in my master muscles, which are the strongest muscles in your body. um
on your face. I'm stretching my ears because this is connected to my temporal mandibular joint. I'm stretching around
mandibular joint. I'm stretching around these areas because that is one of the biggest causes of modern day issues TMJ. I'm even stretching around the
TMJ. I'm even stretching around the middle of my face. Then I'm going into a slightly more advanced lymphatic draining lymphatic drainage
lymphatic drainage massage, which is zyg pushing. I'm literally just following
pushing. I'm literally just following from the middle of my cheeks under my zygomatic bone to the top of my ears.
This isn't meant to shift anything. This
is just relieving some interstatial fluid, releasing my fascia. And now I'm getting set up for some thumb pulling.
We'll see here my feet are set up 6 in off of the wall. I'm pushing my uh hands and body back against the wall. Setting
up to do a proper chin tuck. The chin
tuck is very important because it aligns the deep frontal fascia and the superficial front line. At this point this allows everything to be in balance and begin stable so that when you thumb pull, you provide even pressure which
will balance out asymmetry. The greatest
cause of asymmetry is palatal asymmetry.
And now I am starting thumpling. So I'm
against the wall. I'm uh I'm not actually starting thumping. I'm waffling
it. I'm massaging my pallet. So I'm
massaging my pallet, getting everything as loose as possible. Just getting in the act of things. Beginning to feel my neck muscles by tucking my chin as harshly to my neck as possible. And that
is warming everything up even further.
And then I'm combining this very importantly with a tongue stretch. Your
tongue is the center of the epicial fascia in your face. And just as I'm stretching my tongue right here in this exercise, we're also stretching to push to 200,000 subscribers as soon as possible. So, click the button. It's
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video. And you need to engage the genoglossis and hyoglossis muscles within your tongue in order to have good posture long term, which will therefore allow you to maintain permanent passive habits. So, I'm stretching my tongue.
habits. So, I'm stretching my tongue.
I'm saying the letter T like this.
Pushing my tongue to that T-spot and then resisting with my finger. I'm
feeling a stretch in the tongue tie which is something that restricts a lot of people from pushing their tongue against the roof of their mouth. And
then after this point, I am doing the final warm-up exercise before doing proper thumb pulling, which is loosening the final fascial point by the zygomatic maxillary suture. You can only touch two
maxillary suture. You can only touch two sutures within your face, the midpal suture and the zygomatic maxillary suture. I'm putting my fingers inside
suture. I'm putting my fingers inside just under the crevice under my cheekbones and I'm massaging upwards and outwards. I'm not pushing, I'm not
outwards. I'm not pushing, I'm not pulling, I'm not doing anything that harsh. I'm massaging, relieving a bit of
harsh. I'm massaging, relieving a bit of tension. It will feel sore. It will feel
tension. It will feel sore. It will feel a bit off here. And now I'm going into the proper thumb pulling technique. This
is very, very important. This is exactly where you should be positioning your thumbs in the middle part of your pallet to start with. This is the only place where you will both loosen the fa the fascia and the suture because you're
pulling and slowly pushing apart the mid paddle suture. I'm tucked against the
paddle suture. I'm tucked against the wall. My feet are 6 in forward. My chin
wall. My feet are 6 in forward. My chin
is tucked to my neck and I'm pushing upwards and outwards with my thumbs while resisting. And most importantly
while resisting. And most importantly right there, I step off the wall. I
follow up. I maintain the pressure with my thumbs and I stop resisting with my neck. This will push all of the pressure
neck. This will push all of the pressure onto my pallet. And you will literally hear in this video a small creaking sound expansion. Your pallet will be temporary
expansion. Your pallet will be temporary in the exact same way that pallet expanders, external devices, they all lead to relapse. But it won't lead to relapse if you realize that thumb pulling is a catalyst. It is not the end
goal side angle for you. Your tongue
posture is the most important thing longterm and it is what will allow you to maintain permanent passive results.
This is just a an assist. You know, it's like David Beckham cross into goal.
Ronaldo headed Bosch. Don't even know what I'm But again, I'm setting up for the thumb pulling again. Chin tucked to neck. Repeating the process over and
neck. Repeating the process over and over. And I'm going to step off the wall
over. And I'm going to step off the wall here again. Follow up. Feel some relief.
here again. Follow up. Feel some relief.
I've stretched my neck beforehand. I've
stretched my body. I've loosened my fascia. So, as a byproduct, it is very
fascia. So, as a byproduct, it is very easy for me to drive my head back. If
you don't loosen things, if you don't warm up, you will not see the results.
Okay, this is very important. And by the way, no matter how old you are, no matter what age you are, you will see results because your sutures don't fuse until your late late 30s 30s and then sometimes never, you can always adapt
the fascia. You can always adapt the
the fascia. You can always adapt the muscles. And this is very important. And
muscles. And this is very important. And
you'll see here I'm further massaging my pallet going across and along in between to feel things. You know, this is where you can get slightly intuitive with it.
I felt that I needed to massage my palette. I felt that I needed to do a
palette. I felt that I needed to do a bit more in order to hear the creaking sounds and feel the relief. So as a result that is exactly what what I did.
This is the exact same mechanism through which things like NCR neurocranial restructuring therapy work because it is providing relief and then if you combine it with myofunctional exercises, good chewing, good swallowing, good
breathing, good diet, good lifestyle these results will become permanent and passive. It's not a magic fix. It's not
passive. It's not a magic fix. It's not
the end goal. It is a tool. So you'll
see here I'm further setting up into another position in my palette. I'm
setting up into the front of my pallet.
Now this will loosen a different part of the fascia. It won't Oh, sorry. This is
the fascia. It won't Oh, sorry. This is
the back of my palette right here. Not
all the way at the back of my palette.
Just near the back. Okay, that is very very important. You shouldn't push in
very important. You shouldn't push in the palatine bone. You should be kind of generally in the in the front two/3s of your palette. This is just at the back
your palette. This is just at the back of the front two/3s, you know. And I'm
following up here again, loosening a different part of my fascia. This is
connected to the anterior part of the maxilla, which is very important. I also
thumb pulled in between this on the front of my palette, which might have been shown before, but I didn't really see it. But yeah, I did the front
see it. But yeah, I did the front middle, and the back. positions are all on the screen. And then I'm finishing all of this off with tongue chewing.
Okay, this is very important. Again, you
need to strengthen the geneoglossus and hyoglossus muscles within your tongue.
This will therefore allow permanent passive results. This will allow good
passive results. This will allow good habits. And after doing this routine
habits. And after doing this routine just throughout the day while you're working, while you're walking, while you're doing anything, you should be tongue chewing. You should be
tongue chewing. You should be maintaining these habits and you should be nailing everything. What you need to realize, however, is this should not be permanent. All of these techniques are
permanent. All of these techniques are recorrective. They should all be
recorrective. They should all be temporary. You should have had perfect
temporary. You should have had perfect habits from birth, but you didn't. As a
result, you need to rewire. You need to loosen your fascia. You need to loosen your sutures so that you can be pushed back on track. Okay? It's a perfectly proportional line. You fell off track.
proportional line. You fell off track.
And this is just pushing you back on.
You shouldn't need to tumble for the rest of your life. It should be something that you do for a few months.
You lock in. You regain your health. You
open up your airways. You improve your breathing. And you become the best
breathing. And you become the best version of yourself. And you nail all of this. The most important thing is you
this. The most important thing is you need to understand which exercises work for you, what you feel the most, and what your deficiencies are. You need to understand which muscles aren't being activated, whether you're worse at swallowing or chewing. You need to
understand the shape of your skull, the shape of your pallet, the uh the extent of your tongue tie, all of these small factors which will interlink and have shaped your face. Remember the genetics our genetics is just the health and
habits of our ancestors. And we have full control of our own health and habits. So take action, lock in. What
habits. So take action, lock in. What
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