The Impact of Diet on Facial Growth and Aesthetics

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  • @isabellali9221
    @isabellali9221 4 роки тому +1288

    Would love an episode talked about eyebrows, which shapes match which face shape and how they make or break a face.

    • @AikoSilver
      @AikoSilver 4 роки тому +82

      Yes!! I've seen girls with thick eyebrows but it doesnt suit them at all! It seems they stick with it though because of the fashion fad. In reality I've seen plenty of faces that look beautiful with thin eyebrows but yet they reject it because thick eyebrows (is/was) the trend

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +11

      and how to eyebrow looksmax.

    • @MonicaAndLulu
      @MonicaAndLulu 4 роки тому +17

      Yes same with a lot of blondes having dark brown brows rather than keeping them blonde or light brown

    • @ajseb
      @ajseb 4 роки тому +12

      Kwaku Akyeampong darker and thicker eyebrows are usually more masculine and more attractive if you’re a man. You can use minoxidil or dye it if it’s bad

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому

      @@ajseb it's not bad at all, i just wanted to see how to eyebrow looksmax and yes im a male

  • @user-kf7dk8vm5y
    @user-kf7dk8vm5y 4 роки тому +984

    my grandmother never brushed her teeth as a child and has PERFECT teeth. she’s also aging extremely well and people often think she’s my mother. (she’s 63, looks around late 40s).
    i definitely agree that it’s due to her diet and lifestyle at the time. she grew up poor only eating vegetables, rice, and fish (when they could catch). she also said they would just rinse their mouth at the beach, so maybe the saltwater did something too.

    • @bunnybaby975
      @bunnybaby975 4 роки тому +79

      That’s interesting, she only used sea water ?

    • @ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe
      @ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe 4 роки тому +87

      She’s so lucky lmao. Maybe you inherited the good genes.

    • @landlubbr
      @landlubbr 4 роки тому +246

      @@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe The video literally talks about how its unrelated to genes

    • @brih9613
      @brih9613 4 роки тому +11

      that’s super interesting!

    • @richpolite
      @richpolite 4 роки тому +4

      🧢🧢

  • @zekiejohns9448
    @zekiejohns9448 4 роки тому +1106

    the amount of research that goes into these videos is amazing 🤩🤩

    • @s.w.126strawberry6
      @s.w.126strawberry6 4 роки тому +5

      Zekie Johns agree

    • @AngDevigne
      @AngDevigne 4 роки тому +26

      Yes but I really wish he would link the source papers in the descriptions so we don't have to search them from the videos.

    • @QOVESStudio
      @QOVESStudio  4 роки тому +107

      @@AngDevigne I'll start linking them again, got a bit lazy there.

    • @AngDevigne
      @AngDevigne 4 роки тому +8

      @@QOVESStudio Thank you!

    • @moonii444
      @moonii444 Рік тому +2

      ​@@QOVESStudioi have a crush on u

  • @Kuralai95
    @Kuralai95 4 роки тому +675

    New generation is gonna be so pretty because of videos like this. They’ll be taught right tongue placement and have better diets.

    • @kikko422
      @kikko422 4 роки тому +136

      Also because of more interracial couples too. For some reason biracial people are often quite conventionally attractive.

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +4

      what age do you consider the new generation.

    • @Kuralai95
      @Kuralai95 4 роки тому +59

      @@kwakumadridista1916 I assume the average age of Quove's audience is somewhere between 21-25 so their kids

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +2

      @@kikko422 ikr but give some examples

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +9

      @@Kuralai95 well im a young teen is there still time to positvely/significantly influence my face

  • @xoxofashiondiva
    @xoxofashiondiva 4 роки тому +552

    I appreciate how objective and scientific all your videos are. I’m sick of hearing ppl invalidate facial aesthetics by saying “eVeRyOnE’s bEaUtiFuL” 🙄

    • @mstarburst
      @mstarburst 4 роки тому +95

      Yea ikr! Not everyone is beautiful, and we all know it. Also people agree 90% of the time on who is attractive and who isn't!

    • @thekoalakingdomshow6319
      @thekoalakingdomshow6319 4 роки тому +47

      @@mstarburst i actually hate the people who define someones beutyful based on societal standards not on if they're actually attractive or not. To me it's extremely cringy because that's one way to see how deficient someone is in self awareness.

    • @mstarburst
      @mstarburst 4 роки тому +92

      @@thekoalakingdomshow6319 its not really just based on social standards though. Recognising Beauty is intrinsic, even babies and young children not fully exposed to social standards can define 'ugly' and 'beautiful'. It's unfortunate but true.

    • @thenry6769
      @thenry6769 4 роки тому +18

      @@mstarburst true, but certain aspects of beauty are manufactured or manipulated. But I only see Qoves mention scientific beauty which is great.

    • @kiiltochii1607
      @kiiltochii1607 4 роки тому +61

      Agreed. Also, rather than saying "everyone is beautiful", people should start saying "everyone has something beautiful"/"find something beautiful in every person"

  • @MyRedmamba
    @MyRedmamba 4 роки тому +401

    Baby teeth and sugar make a HUGE difference on facial growth. People started and still; do give their kids cheap sugary food that ruins the teeth. And yes, even middle and upper class people do it too. Those expensive organic grain bars and fruit pouches are full of sugar. Then when the kids start to have tooth decay, and or loose their molar teeth too early, the parents dont get concerned because they dont think baby teeth really matter because they fall out anyway. WRONG! Baby teeth are super important because they hold the space open for the permanent teeth to grown into when the childs mouth has developed enough. When baby teeth go too soon, the gum space starts to closeup and shrink. Then when the new teeth come in, they are crowded and the gums start to deform due to not having enough space to grow in properly.

    • @CleM-sp3xv
      @CleM-sp3xv 4 роки тому +21

      Interesting: I learned something new from the second part of your comment.

    • @jkv5332
      @jkv5332 4 роки тому +28

      Ahh? I had the cutest straight and perfect baby teeth. But after it fell off, my whole teeth is disaster not a single teeth is where it should be. I was a healthy baby and ate healthy foods. While at the time to grow the teeth, I used to get sick all the time and my healthy diet decreased down a lot. I'd get hospitalized a lot. Maybe that's why I have very misplaced crooked teeth and my jaw isn't developed properly? I just learnt something new today.

    • @rocketlioness
      @rocketlioness 4 роки тому +9

      My mom used to give us sugar cane (cut in somewhat smaller prices but not too small) instead of chocolates, etc...I have the perfect teeth setting

    • @Lilas.Duveteux
      @Lilas.Duveteux 4 роки тому +1

      Had a space between my front teeth all my life, before and after baby teeth.

    • @ellep.6204
      @ellep.6204 4 роки тому +14

      If this is true then it makes a lot of sense, I was fed a lot of sugar as a kid and several of my baby teeth rotted out. My dentists were constantly worried about my teeth being overcrowded all through my middle school and teen years.

  • @BigV24
    @BigV24 4 роки тому +143

    love that you touched on processed foods and sugar. up there with smoking for me, wish people were more aware of the negative effects it has not only for facial development but overall health/obesity.

    • @ninjabreadgirl
      @ninjabreadgirl 4 роки тому +2

      Quitting smoking is fucking hard though... I'm still working on it

    • @bullymaguire2061
      @bullymaguire2061 3 роки тому

      @@ninjabreadgirl try wim hof breathing + carnivore diet.
      You will instantly quit smoking

  • @fahyraarsheen8496
    @fahyraarsheen8496 4 роки тому +242

    i haven't seen such an elaborated and explained video on this topic anywhere
    *next video please on effect of mouthbreathing on facial development*

    • @BigV24
      @BigV24 4 роки тому +7

      John and Mike Mew talk about this extensively.

    • @NightshadeGoddess
      @NightshadeGoddess 4 роки тому +1

      he walked about it on the video on jawlines i think :)

    • @komalpreetbrar7740
      @komalpreetbrar7740 4 роки тому

      Fahyra Arsheen there was a dentist on Joe Rogans podcast that talked about this as well

  • @max8784
    @max8784 4 роки тому +445

    Can you make a video about noses the one you made you only talked about nose bridge you didn't talk about nose shapes

    • @QOVESStudio
      @QOVESStudio  4 роки тому +212

      Yep, it needs remaking anyways.

    • @wheremyyamsyams6187
      @wheremyyamsyams6187 4 роки тому +12

      QOVES Studio Thankyou so much! I love your videos ❤️

    • @selinkorkmaz1019
      @selinkorkmaz1019 4 роки тому +2

      QOVES Studio hi I know I’m asking for the 3848484 time but please could you analyze madisons face!

    • @kawakibkaouther298
      @kawakibkaouther298 4 роки тому +1

      @@QOVESStudio you should collab with mike mew on one of ur vids

    • @robyns
      @robyns 4 роки тому

      @@QOVESStudio Hi QOVES Studio, I spoke to Dr. Mike Mew and he asked me to contact you on his behalf as he would like to communicate with you. I will send you an email so you can see.

  • @elijahmathew8587
    @elijahmathew8587 4 роки тому +154

    Now i cant look at a person without calculating their facial aesthetic🤣🤣 after watching ur videos.

    • @nbajellytm8014
      @nbajellytm8014 4 роки тому +16

      Most people do this anyway subconsciosly

  • @spring7643
    @spring7643 4 роки тому +95

    The people with the best teeth eat mostly veggies and meat, in my opinion. Sugar and grains can really mess up your teeth. It also depends on other stuff like good oral hygiene too.

    • @kakashi4352
      @kakashi4352 3 роки тому

      grains??? aw mann

    • @spring7643
      @spring7643 3 роки тому +2

      @@kakashi4352 I eat grains atm but I have to floss more than when I ate a paleo diet. Eating salad or veggies after meals helps my gums and enamel. Hope this helps 👍

    • @justspittingsomefacts6425
      @justspittingsomefacts6425 2 роки тому

      I have straight white teeth (one of my best features) when I was a kid my two front teeth pulled out then as I grew older my teeth is becoming more straight

    • @justme8841
      @justme8841 2 роки тому

      Grains and sugar do not harm your teeth.

  • @cocomomo80
    @cocomomo80 4 роки тому +295

    Did you just tease the possibility of having Dr. Mike Mew as a guest in a future video regarding Mouth Breathers?? Nice! 👍🏽

    • @robyns
      @robyns 4 роки тому +4

      hoping to see this!

    • @max8784
      @max8784 4 роки тому +17

      What a great idea he gets lots of views and Mike mew need more recognition specIally after what new York journal did to him

    • @robyns
      @robyns 4 роки тому +1

      @@max8784 im gonna post this on a group that has dr. mike and prof john mew in it

    • @abdusqamar9667
      @abdusqamar9667 4 роки тому

      Please

    • @everafterlark
      @everafterlark 4 роки тому +1

      @@max8784 yes can you tell us what did they do to him?

  • @Hdidbi_3049
    @Hdidbi_3049 3 роки тому +61

    My mom and my aunts have perfectly straight teeth, they grew up in Sudan with traditional food. All my siblings and me have needed braces even though our diet is probably 8/10 traditional food. Very interesting.

    • @skincarerainbow4950
      @skincarerainbow4950 10 місяців тому +1

      How come you guys needed braces if your diet was traditional?

  • @cotus2
    @cotus2 4 роки тому +102

    I swear modern life is just killing or at least impairing us from the very beginning of our lives 😔

    • @FS-rj4xo
      @FS-rj4xo 4 роки тому +7

      you're right, it is

    • @g-rexsaurus794
      @g-rexsaurus794 4 роки тому +6

      Would you prefer high child and childbirth mortality, malnutrition, stunted growth/healing of injuries and higher infection rates? I guess not

    • @burpie3258
      @burpie3258 4 роки тому +23

      @@g-rexsaurus794 We'd prefer modern tech with traditional foods obviously.

    • @g-rexsaurus794
      @g-rexsaurus794 4 роки тому +2

      @@burpie3258 There is no "traditional foods", everyone in the world ate something different and generally ate too little, you are not going to fix obesity if people eat traditional food but in quantity far larger.

    • @burpie3258
      @burpie3258 4 роки тому +14

      @@g-rexsaurus794 Lol of course there is traditional foods. Go back thousands of years and you will see the foods different groups of people ate. Those are traditional foods. And I never mentioned obesity. Traditional foods have the vitamins, minerals, and lack of added chemicals that there is in so many processed foods in America. And btw, a popular theory is that obesity in America started rising when they were encouraged to decrease fat and increase carbs/sugar, which consequently increases portion size. Pretending obesity is not related to the food you eat is just ignorant.

  • @hadiqawaseem6726
    @hadiqawaseem6726 4 роки тому +347

    Pls make a video on the difference between cute sexy and beautiful faces.

    • @wrw1764
      @wrw1764 4 роки тому +22

      This looks interesting!

    • @hadiqawaseem6726
      @hadiqawaseem6726 4 роки тому +6

      @@wrw1764 Ikr! This always confused me

    • @ariesmry
      @ariesmry 4 роки тому +76

      I think by Western standards:
      Cute= neotonous features (young)
      Sexy= typically associated with older features, or a way of presenting yourself in an older manner
      Beautiful= subjective

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +1

      @@ariesmry what do you mean presenting yourself in a older manner.

    • @dontgetnotifications5598
      @dontgetnotifications5598 4 роки тому +5

      Kwaku Akyeampong I think they mean physically mature looking, like fully developed, but not actually like old.

  • @jordanoneill7052
    @jordanoneill7052 4 роки тому +217

    I wish my mum watched this video when I was a baby...

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +7

      if she even knew it existed and this channel was even created lol. Btw i like ur name

    • @marie_anne_paris
      @marie_anne_paris 4 роки тому

      Same thoughs.

    • @mayam.235
      @mayam.235 4 роки тому +3

      Braces aren't that bad. As well as straightening your teeth, they also can change your chin by centering it and fixing your over/underbite.

    • @marie_anne_paris
      @marie_anne_paris 4 роки тому +9

      @@mayam.235 braces actually made my face worse because they "had to" extract 2 teeth and it made my face even thinner. Only surgery can change your chin/jaw for the good when you're adult. Also, braces alone cannot really correct your under or overbite, they only can kind of hide the problem.

    • @SmoothCode
      @SmoothCode 3 роки тому +2

      Most women dont care about the nutrition of their baby. They just think "oh - so I just need to shix out a baby to tie a man down?".
      They put no effort whatsoever.

  • @irinka_kat
    @irinka_kat 4 роки тому +42

    I'm glad my mom always cooked for us when we were kids. It was mostly fish and vegetables and we were rarely given sweets nor fruits. Maybe that's where our straight and unproblematic teeth came from.

  • @WoW-oq3od
    @WoW-oq3od 4 роки тому +162

    Hey qoves how are you? Would love a video on haircuts and face shapes

    • @jaaanai
      @jaaanai 4 роки тому +12

      yeah he said it's coming up.

    • @wunder1385
      @wunder1385 4 роки тому +5

      He promised it some time ago and people keep asking. But he doesn't reply

    • @QOVESStudio
      @QOVESStudio  4 роки тому +27

      We're working on it right now!

    • @penguin2203
      @penguin2203 3 роки тому

      @@wunder1385 haha

  • @_thegirlnextdoor
    @_thegirlnextdoor 4 роки тому +55

    I'm glad you pronounced Punjabi correctly.
    Cheers from Punjab!

    • @s555-b8b
      @s555-b8b 4 роки тому +20

      he's brown , obviously he would pronounce it correct

    • @josyk2142
      @josyk2142 4 роки тому +5

      vanillary_bean what really?

    • @fzohra71
      @fzohra71 4 роки тому +3

      @@s555-b8b How do you know he is brown?

    • @rainbug7
      @rainbug7 4 роки тому +26

      @@fzohra71 he used his own face as an example in one of the videos and he looks Indian. I think he also mentioned it once

    • @_thegirlnextdoor
      @_thegirlnextdoor 4 роки тому +4

      @@s555-b8b wait really? I didn't know that

  • @mrsraven9169
    @mrsraven9169 4 роки тому +115

    Isn't breastfeeding a data to add ? Babies don't make the same movement if they are breastfed or bottle fed, for breastfeed they have to "work" and move their entire jaw so I think it helps having a good jaw growth.
    It can be correlate with the others data cause "modern" people tend to bottle feed more so the jaw is already not stimulated properly since the begging of the life

    • @looksbykt282
      @looksbykt282 3 роки тому +3

      I’m so glad you made this point.

    • @Dkn1i
      @Dkn1i 3 роки тому

      Sadly I didn’t get milk when I was a baby😰

    • @dzn7976
      @dzn7976 3 роки тому

      @@Dkn1i what? why?

    • @Dkn1i
      @Dkn1i 3 роки тому

      @@dzn7976 it was in my country my mother was young btw it wasn’t a forced marriage, she was 17 but she didn’t want too

  • @highonloneliness2897
    @highonloneliness2897 4 роки тому +56

    My parents have perfect white straight teeth and can break walnut shells from their molars yet I & my bro needed braces, we slept with our mouths open, which effected our jaw, they tried corser diets for us like chewing sugar cane bark, corn on the cob, raw radish & carrots, but our teeth were not strong enough to enjoy that regularly. They diagnosed the problem early on and implemented the techniques in our little sister, Breathing through your nose, good tongue & back posture, and natural falling of teeth is essential, health care is affordable in our country, so we would often get teeth removed from a doctor, big mistake, every time I would go for a check-up doctors were like we need to remove her tooth its's late for her age, wrong! Also, brush your teeth after meals kids, breath through your nose, and enjoy raw veggies too.

    • @aiuchiha111
      @aiuchiha111 2 роки тому +1

      So true because of a problem, all of my baby teeth were removed by doctors except for the left canine. All of my teeth are misaligned and crooked in some way, except for that one that fell naturally.

    • @aur9035
      @aur9035 2 роки тому +1

      So hows your sister now?

  • @raouljwzok9361
    @raouljwzok9361 4 роки тому +26

    Tongue posture also plays a big role in facial development

  • @tawfiqawadallah7102
    @tawfiqawadallah7102 4 роки тому +211

    When I was 11 months old, My mother used to feed me grated carrots and apples, and while growing up I ate Eggs and liver every day, now my face is really wide and short( my FWHR= 2.25,and midface ratio is 1.2). Well I guess I was really lucky(:

    • @leopold_hartmann
      @leopold_hartmann 4 роки тому +19

      cheers mate you are a lucky one

    • @tawfiqawadallah7102
      @tawfiqawadallah7102 4 роки тому +34

      @Leopold Testacc but I must say I have the least amount of forward growth in my family probably because I was not breast fed /:

    • @max8784
      @max8784 4 роки тому +53

      I had a tongue tie when I was born ( like all people on my father's side of the family ) tongue ties prevent you from mewing the surgeon told my father that I have to undergo a small surgery to fix it my dad refused
      But the surgeon did it for free anyways ( only my mom knows ) and I am the only one on my family with forward growth
      Thought of sharing this story too

    • @tawfiqawadallah7102
      @tawfiqawadallah7102 4 роки тому +3

      @Jake shanks lol that is the same reason why I wasn’t breastfed , although they did fix it for me after 1 month but I continued feeding from a bottle, I need to also inform u that I still have really good forward growth but slightly worst than my other family members.

    • @sergey3055
      @sergey3055 4 роки тому +9

      Same mate, I also was lucky to get a ton of forward growth (more than anyone on the family). I was not breast feed but drank tons of milk and supplemented lots of calcium during my childhood

  • @Fifi-jb3yx
    @Fifi-jb3yx 4 роки тому +28

    My great grand-father in Yemen died with a full set of teeth, and all he did his whole life was brush them with miswak :) Food was all organic.

    • @aur9035
      @aur9035 2 роки тому

      What is miswak

    • @Fifi-jb3yx
      @Fifi-jb3yx 2 роки тому

      @@aur9035 its a teeth-cleaning twig thats been used as a natural toothbrush for over 7000 years. you chew on the end until it become frayed, and brush your teeth with it

  • @georgie2713
    @georgie2713 4 роки тому +25

    I’m a twenty year old female and I have sucked my thumb since I was a baby, haha.
    I never realised how badly it affected my teeth and jaw until I was referred to an orthodontist at 11, I had years of retainers to correct my overbite as well as 4 years with braces afterwards to correct my “vampire canines”. My orthodontist told me that all four of my canines had grown in completely backwards too!
    Apparently you do most of your growing at night, so I’m assuming that’s why it affected my teeth so much. Moral of the story, don’t let your kids suck their thumb it’s not harmless!

  • @KraziChidi
    @KraziChidi 4 роки тому +53

    My routine: Mewing, vegetables, meat, low bodyfat, as well as chewing gum and using a jawzrsize on the hardest level. I’ve seen a stark difference in my facial aesthetics from 2015 till now, it could be just getting older, but I think all of these other factors helped.

    • @simp6068
      @simp6068 4 роки тому +1

      I'm interested, do you have any pictures of the effects?

    • @KraziChidi
      @KraziChidi 4 роки тому

      simp sadly I didn’t really document the process, I just did these things and lived life.

    • @KraziChidi
      @KraziChidi 4 роки тому

      simp what’s your email?

    • @Дебиловский
      @Дебиловский 4 роки тому +4

      Jawzersize will end you up with an open bite

    • @KraziChidi
      @KraziChidi 4 роки тому

      @@Дебиловский yeah I stopped using it, I use the Chisell now, much better

  • @BatkoBrat
    @BatkoBrat 3 роки тому +6

    I am quite happy that you are educating people about Dr. Weston Price and his ground breaking discoveries. Instead of having people trying to fix a time machine with a band aid (i am talking about dentists charging serious dollar for braces which aren't treating the problem, they are treating the symptoms of the problem), we can have awareness that it is made by environment and it is very much up to us what we stuff our kid's mouths with.

  • @roundearthshill247
    @roundearthshill247 4 роки тому +12

    Someone should make a subreddit for this channel and all of its information

  • @paisleethinks
    @paisleethinks 4 роки тому +6

    I have watched almost all of these videos and only just realised that they’re set out in perfect argumentative essay formatting. I know this wasn’t your intention, but this is an area I struggle in and these videos will help so much in learning this writing style! Thank you👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @river8142
    @river8142 4 роки тому +11

    I cannot stress enough how much I love this channel. Thank you for synthesizing scientific research on facial aesthetics!!!! It's really helped loosen the grasp that (perceived) social expectations of beauty has had on me. It's liberating to not have to rely on individual opinions to know what's generally considered attractive

  • @raphaelj3728
    @raphaelj3728 4 роки тому +107

    For facial features, tongue posture is the most important factor, when i was young around 0-8 i used to have a very good jawline, square face and a good ass maxilla, (we could clearly see bones under my eyes), but when i growth idk why i stopped breathing with my nose so my tongue wasnt on the palate, and i even had a shit posture. I was really wondering why young kids had good facial structure, then i heard about mewing and good tongue posture and body posture, so now im 14, and im having back the good tongue and body posture. Im lucky to find about mewing young.

    • @theoblivionlord
      @theoblivionlord 4 роки тому +2

      What is mewing and what is a good tongue posture?

    • @123ShadowMario
      @123ShadowMario 3 роки тому +9

      You had a good jawline when you were 0?

    • @raphaelj3728
      @raphaelj3728 3 роки тому +5

      @@123ShadowMario yes, never seen a baby with a shit jaw

    • @dinil5566
      @dinil5566 3 роки тому +10

      14 years old these days worrying about their jawline. I wonder what you will worry about when you reach my age 26 🙄

    • @sarahashraf6171
      @sarahashraf6171 3 роки тому +5

      Ohhhh i can relate to this, i am now 15 and discovered mewing. Thank god we got to know it while young. I tried telling my sister about it as well, she said i will die swallowing my tongue😂. You are fourteen and a boy i guess? So you are likely to have a VERY good jaw as an adult insha'allah. Sharp jaws on men are lit! Cheering you on! Btw, i see that you posted this 11 months ago, did mewing make a difference?

  • @FreddedMr
    @FreddedMr 4 роки тому +161

    I don't know if this is a real thing or not, but could you do a video about how sleeping positions influence the development of the face like if it influences asymmetry

    • @Jungkooks_managerr
      @Jungkooks_managerr 4 роки тому +8

      Agreed

    • @quidproquo82
      @quidproquo82 4 роки тому +50

      Oh this definitely had an effect. I always sleep on one side and my jaw is clearly fucked up and asymmetric. Sleeping on your face also is b a big contributor to facial wrinkling and aging

    • @jkv5332
      @jkv5332 4 роки тому +15

      This. I always sleep at one side and my one side of the face is like melted to that direction. It's asymmetric af.

    • @Ari-ih5un
      @Ari-ih5un 4 роки тому +14

      Yeah mine too, one side has flatter cheekbones and more downward titled eye than the other. It’s been improving since sleeping on my back and mewing though

    • @vnxharsz9153
      @vnxharsz9153 4 роки тому +1

      My right side face is vey prominent and left one looks recessed little bit😢😢

  • @highestqualitypigiron
    @highestqualitypigiron 4 роки тому +80

    I'm so glad I chewed loads of gum and only breathed through my nose when I was a kid, because I was poor af and ate nothing but rice, beans and two minute noodles. My teeth would have been so screwed lmao

    • @pieko5104
      @pieko5104 4 роки тому +1

      Lucian Leesonja LoL same here!

    • @aur9035
      @aur9035 2 роки тому

      Ur a lucky one

  • @Trajan114
    @Trajan114 4 роки тому +25

    Mike mew is pullin up

  • @user-zn9my6hc7l
    @user-zn9my6hc7l 4 роки тому +11

    I would love to see an analysis about Monica Bellucci, if you guys haven't done it yet.
    She's very attractive and stunning looking overall!

  • @Fida1998
    @Fida1998 4 роки тому +4

    I’m grateful to be a dentist student...love these videos

  • @honeydew75
    @honeydew75 4 роки тому +3

    what an incredible video 🥺 the research that goes into these videos is insane

  • @ashlankemp2400
    @ashlankemp2400 4 роки тому +19

    My parents were hippies and we would grind our own flour for bread, pasta, everything. Bought organic milk, eggs and produce at the local farmers. My teeth still grew in crooked as hell.

    • @youareright8488
      @youareright8488 2 роки тому +8

      Not a single one of those foods are hard to chew.

    • @ashlankemp2400
      @ashlankemp2400 2 роки тому +4

      @@youareright8488 I can assure you organically grown apples are hard to chew 😂

    • @nurzhanualiev2841
      @nurzhanualiev2841 2 роки тому

      @@ashlankemp2400 Don't kid yourself. I had plenty of those and it's not hard at all

  • @Quntah888
    @Quntah888 4 роки тому +80

    I would like to know more about the original diet people had.. if we would go back to unprocessed diets, would our greatgrandchildren get better teeth?

    • @alexhickman94
      @alexhickman94 4 роки тому +5

      No, as a kid I would only ever eat good healthy food. No processed foods, snacks were raw vegetables and fruits. Home cooked meals from scratch. My teeth are strong and resistant but even after braces aren't very straight. People on here seem to think a perfect diet would result in them somehow having the facial structure of brad pitt. I've seen people eat absolutely crap since childhood and come out with all there teeth and a good strong jaw. Oh and great skin... it's all to do with genes with very minimal environmental factors.

    • @Anna-pj8te
      @Anna-pj8te 3 роки тому

      @@alexhickman94 I also agree. My family has always eaten very healthy food, and yet I had to use braces for 5 years.

    • @nightheist2191
      @nightheist2191 3 роки тому +4

      @@alexhickman94 my whole family has perfect teeth except me . I ate soft food since we moved to city . Its environmental

    • @alexhickman94
      @alexhickman94 3 роки тому +2

      @@nightheist2191 yeah but like 30% lifestyle , 70% genetics.

    • @nightheist2191
      @nightheist2191 3 роки тому +3

      @@alexhickman94 but worlds most handsome man Tom cruise had crooked teeth . So I still don't agree with genes

  • @ZA-fo2rn
    @ZA-fo2rn 4 роки тому +11

    my mother has perfect teeth . the only tooth problem she had was when her tooth cracked when she bit into something hard. basically she hates it when vegetables are cut into small bits .She prefers large chunks .

  • @oanes8447
    @oanes8447 4 роки тому +4

    Yes this is so interesting, we shouldn't forget that our lifestyle has been changing extremely extremely radically since the last thousands of years (which is nothing on primate evolution scale) and we are still built for hunting and foraging

  • @oliooh5647
    @oliooh5647 4 роки тому +6

    You got me addicted to your videos tbh 👍

  • @igotosleepat9pm86
    @igotosleepat9pm86 4 роки тому +5

    I've always loved eating tough chicken wings and legs as well as chewing bones and cartilage as a kid. Never knew that it resulted in me having straight-aligned teeth. It's such a waste when modern society make people think of chicken legs as not nutritious and throw them all away.

  • @kittycat4740
    @kittycat4740 4 роки тому +13

    Anyone else getting flashbacks of trying to learn how to mew and didn't know if they were doing it right but just knew that they couldn't breathe every time they tried doing it 😂😅

  • @gonulduren
    @gonulduren 4 роки тому +5

    Yayy can’t wait for Dr. Mew’s cameo

  • @Nihel
    @Nihel 4 роки тому +4

    I've also read other articles that mentioned that the increase of allergies could be responsible for teeth malocclusion.

  • @PlanYourLift
    @PlanYourLift 4 роки тому +1

    I LOVE how you pronounced 'yuendumu' , class.

  • @kingjiji2022
    @kingjiji2022 4 роки тому +4

    Thank you for these videos they are so informative! Have you thought about doing a series on how sexual dimorphism plays into sexual orientation? That'd be so interesting to see how biological impulse interacts with sociocultural conditioning

  • @G123-t1g
    @G123-t1g 4 роки тому +8

    I actually liked my natural teeth, some ppl think I had braces before but my huge insecurity is my overbite, upper teeth go right and bottom teeth are going left. It is very visible on camera, it's been 2 years since orthodontist pointed that out to me and since than everyday I stare at the mirror disappointed with my looks. Idk why I am so stubborn but I don't want to put on a retainer so I'm just gonna stay self conscious.

    • @TronHaydn
      @TronHaydn 4 роки тому +2

      look into othrotropics, a natural easier way. using posture to fix your overbite

    • @G123-t1g
      @G123-t1g 4 роки тому +2

      @@TronHaydn thank you I will ❤️❤️

    • @G123-t1g
      @G123-t1g 4 роки тому +1

      @@TronHaydn thank you I will ❤️❤️

  • @davetherave1230
    @davetherave1230 4 роки тому +54

    What foods are the best for growth and aesthetics?

    • @giddynun
      @giddynun 4 роки тому +44

      Anything that’s hard and natural

    • @harrue
      @harrue 4 роки тому +34

      Jerky. Fibrous greens. The foods that the American diet does not really have lol. There is beef jerky butt that would be pricey to eat everyday. Hard breads are good, not that soft bleached sliced plain white bread.

    • @joezic
      @joezic 4 роки тому +9

      food that isnt soft

    • @pokemontas8025
      @pokemontas8025 4 роки тому +12

      @@harrue most greens are toxic

    • @ellybean7354
      @ellybean7354 4 роки тому +1

      @@pokemontas8025 What? Like wild greens? Or do you mean when they are not cooked.?

  • @dariadari3370
    @dariadari3370 4 роки тому +15

    Even with perfect growth and proper bite I have diastemas as I got small teeth from my dad and wide jaw from my mom. Not a problem for me, just genetics play bigger role than food and breathing pattern :(

    • @lina68374
      @lina68374 4 роки тому +4

      def can relate, I have a small mouth causing my teeth to be all jumbled up inside. glad I got braces cause everyone used to stare into my mouth while I was talking, making me not want to talk anymore.

    • @mstarburst
      @mstarburst 4 роки тому +1

      Yea genetics can really fuck some people up, trust me I know lol! I've always had great oral hygiene but I have weak enamel thanks to my dad, also I have proper foward growth and a wide jaw unfortunate for a female, also... Thanks to my dad 😠😭

  • @madinp1177
    @madinp1177 4 роки тому +51

    My parents did me so dirty not correcting all of this shit in me when they had the chance. Smh

    • @Tom-dd5lm
      @Tom-dd5lm 4 роки тому

      Well sure. I have straight teeth and good facial structure but I accumulate face fat so easily so be glad that you can actually change it compared to me...

    • @madinp1177
      @madinp1177 4 роки тому +15

      @@Tom-dd5lm it’s a lot easier to lose fat than change bones shape wtf. I have fat cheeks too bro

    • @Tom-dd5lm
      @Tom-dd5lm 4 роки тому

      @@madinp1177 yeah but then I have to eat less food and thats not something I'm willing to sacrifice. Bone size can be changed just by getting more d vitamin

    • @gabrielemeka448
      @gabrielemeka448 4 роки тому +1

      @@Tom-dd5lm it man help a bit when ur young but when ur an adult ur bone structure wont change a lot and even if it did, taking vitamine D is also changing ur consuming habits

    • @Tom-dd5lm
      @Tom-dd5lm 4 роки тому

      @@gabrielemeka448 yeah I should cut down on my fat levels I get it. Hard work would however change your appearance for the better

  • @nia-ekjm
    @nia-ekjm 2 роки тому +2

    Can you do a video on what teenagers can do to improve their looks? Love your channel

  • @robyns
    @robyns 4 роки тому +25

    Hi QOVES Studio, I spoke to Dr. Mike Mew and he asked me to contact you on his behalf as he would like to communicate with you. I will send you an email so you can see.

  • @s.w.126strawberry6
    @s.w.126strawberry6 4 роки тому +1

    Your videos are so “sleek” and informative. THANK U💕💕💕😭💕💜💜✨✨🥺🙏🏼

  • @randytucker3083
    @randytucker3083 3 роки тому

    So glad I found this channel. I read Dr prices book but thought the study had ended with him. I'm so glad it wasn't.

  • @sekolahonlineteknikotomotif
    @sekolahonlineteknikotomotif 3 роки тому

    You deserve millions of subscribers!

  • @HanniieeX
    @HanniieeX 3 роки тому +1

    Yess!! I’m always jabbering on about this to my friends but no one ever takes me seriously 😩

  • @HereIAm247
    @HereIAm247 4 роки тому +7

    Maybe diet can't change you shape as an adult - but eating 'rough' food should still help your muscles? Could this potententially train your muscles to hold the jaw in a more beneficial position, making you more attractive? I know there are limits, but could it make a difference?

  • @shamelleclimaco3295
    @shamelleclimaco3295 4 роки тому +73

    Can you make videos on what makes 'cute' faces? I've been watching your videos a lot an would like to see this topic ❤

    • @suipissosu
      @suipissosu 4 роки тому +28

      He made a video similar to that. Its about neoteny just find his vid with that in the title.

    • @vaisriv
      @vaisriv 4 роки тому +13

      He made a video about Neoteny. Big eyes and delicate lower jaw

    • @katitadeb
      @katitadeb 4 роки тому

      Merry style has a video about it

    • @mirsolis4992
      @mirsolis4992 4 роки тому +4

      Big eyes, big rounded foreheads, delicate jaws and a short midface make people look cute.

    • @drmosaddegh
      @drmosaddegh 4 роки тому +4

      short midface, big eyes, short lower third, round forehead, small nose. short midface and big eyes is key

  • @fernandomelgar892
    @fernandomelgar892 3 роки тому

    Thank you for these informative videos. They do do a lot for the younger demographic wanting to better themselves.

  • @Greydrops
    @Greydrops 4 роки тому +13

    Damn. I had an eating disorder for many years as a preteen so I lived off of gum and raw veggies.

    • @riooo8072
      @riooo8072 3 роки тому +2

      what do you look like now?

  • @ariaaa.5
    @ariaaa.5 4 роки тому +6

    I love these videos ugh

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому

      ikr especially how to improve and he gave us a little teaser of Dr. Mew being here

  • @zackspicer3481
    @zackspicer3481 4 роки тому +5

    I had my overbite cuz I lost all of my incisors at once at the age of 11, my arch and jaw wasn't narrow but my molars decided to collapse inwards, giving little to no space for my incisors
    I wish I had a retainer when I lost my incisors back then.

  • @novaesuper9364
    @novaesuper9364 4 роки тому +7

    US population is widely known for highly sugary and salty food consumption and still have the best teeth i've ever seen

    • @cotus2
      @cotus2 4 роки тому +13

      NOVAE Super because majority of kids get treatment. Look at another famously fast food fed nation - the British ;)

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +22

      they mostly get braces, invasalign, extractions, etc. But look at their maxilary width, bite force, and facial asethics. The ones that got plastic surgery don't count. The natural ones and then come and tell me. The U.S. has the highest obesity rates in the whole world. Poor unhealthy diets, also very processed, poor posture and oral habits, and lack of exercises. So i don't agree entirely with that statement.

    • @mstarburst
      @mstarburst 4 роки тому

      @@cotus2 hahaha your right. Most British people have fucking shocking teeth. Braces should be compulsory, like they pretty much are in the states.

    • @thekoalakingdomshow6319
      @thekoalakingdomshow6319 4 роки тому

      @@cotus2 lol other nations need to go to the dentist more often with their free health care. Most Americans don't need or ever used braces, but we go to the dentist and get them cleaned and checked often.

    • @smoonr27
      @smoonr27 4 роки тому

      mstarburst you would think cos dental care is free for under 18s in the uk it would be easy to get braces but it’s actually super hard they’re really stingy with who they give them to, and dental care for some reason just isn’t seen as a priority over here. I had a completed overbite (causing mild jaw pain) and overcrowding and still wasn’t eligible so had to pay nearly £4000 when I turned 18 lol

  • @christeaaa
    @christeaaa 4 роки тому +4

    Would you ever analyze the Doctor Mike? While he's not a celeb, he grew sooooo much popularity with his looks and so fast! But what I find rude is that most people first ask if he's actually a doctor. I assume because of how good looking he is, how can he be that "smart"?

    • @QOVESStudio
      @QOVESStudio  4 роки тому

      We'll do one better and collab with him instead!

    • @christeaaa
      @christeaaa 4 роки тому

      @@QOVESStudio omg. that's awesome!

  • @manatee-qj8lb
    @manatee-qj8lb 4 роки тому +5

    9:44 I hope you can get Mike mew on the show!

  • @dancasey8393
    @dancasey8393 4 роки тому +8

    Mike Mew feature on the way 🤔

  • @cerenbelayaskala542
    @cerenbelayaskala542 4 роки тому +2

    its not all about how hard or processed the food is its about vitamin k and other nutrients. iniut were noted to not chew and just swallow their raw meat and masai tribe ate mostly blood and milk which are liquids

  • @giddynun
    @giddynun 4 роки тому +5

    Basically nowadays we don’t chew enough and we don’t chew hard foods

  • @latens9479
    @latens9479 4 роки тому +1

    should make a video of what can be done in adulthood to fix improper growth

  • @kwakumadridista1916
    @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +2

    Can you make a video on the on effects of mouth breathing vs. nose breathing, Good body and oral posture and what effects they have on the face.

  • @hanslick3375
    @hanslick3375 Рік тому

    I'm amazed that I find references to Price' "nutrition and physical degeneration" on this channel!

  • @kimvangvideomarketerbangko3265
    @kimvangvideomarketerbangko3265 4 роки тому

    Can you make a video on the effects of male pattern baldness (or maybe baldness in general) on facial aesthetics? Great videos and interesting insights!

  • @ProfessorTurnipAlpha
    @ProfessorTurnipAlpha 4 роки тому

    Brilliant piece, as always.

  • @prettypinkblunt
    @prettypinkblunt 4 роки тому +5

    Can you make a video on foreheads and hairlines please ? ^-^

  • @seanaceleecabeso407
    @seanaceleecabeso407 4 роки тому +27

    Solution: just chew some gum everyday and exercise those jaws

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +1

      fr. what will it do to the face

    • @VijayaLakshmi-wq3bc
      @VijayaLakshmi-wq3bc 4 роки тому

      But, it actually dries your mouth though

    • @jesusisapisces
      @jesusisapisces 4 роки тому

      Lol I remember when I used to chew gum nearly everyday for hours when I was a teenager. I wasn't sure how many I would go through. I heard if wasn't good for you though.

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому

      @@jesusisapisces how is ur jawline and cheekbones yea.

    • @jesusisapisces
      @jesusisapisces 4 роки тому

      @@kwakumadridista1916 I have a defined/chin but I have a baby face. I don't mind though.

  • @thingl7859
    @thingl7859 4 роки тому +9

    This makes me more and more worried about eating food made in america.

    • @ninjabreadgirl
      @ninjabreadgirl 4 роки тому

      Same... I'm too poor to afford tasty healthy food though

  • @rubenl1859
    @rubenl1859 3 роки тому +4

    We would like an episode about mewing if it's really works

  • @chandy5557
    @chandy5557 4 роки тому

    incredibly informative video, love this!

  • @aur2639
    @aur2639 4 роки тому +1

    You should make a video about teeth extractions and facial aesthetics. Such cruel practice by dentist and orthodontics!!!

  • @iyellalot
    @iyellalot 4 роки тому +1

    Made me aware of every single flow I have

  • @masterbaiter7537
    @masterbaiter7537 2 роки тому +1

    I started chewing gum about 2 years ago and my cheekbones are more prominent, cheeks are hollow, and my mandible is more toned and kinda looks long too(not in a bad way). I'd say diet plays the biggest role

    • @koanzx1
      @koanzx1 Рік тому +1

      Chewing is good for the outer « U » which means the outer U shape your lower jaw (mandible) makes on a selfie for example.
      But you also need to get a good inner U which is the upper jaw (maxilla) and the only way to get it is through intense constant mewing, also you need a relative good base in terms of palatal width otherwise it will not work.
      A lot of ppl, especially men focus on getting a big jaw and chewing but if you are purely looking for aesthetics, than im telling you that maxilla > mandible. Because training the mandible will only give you a big jaw, while training the maxilla will give you beautiful lips, smile, nose, eyes, cheekbones, eyebrow shape and much more. Good maxilla is also a lot more rare than good mandible

  • @superwaffle9312
    @superwaffle9312 4 роки тому +2

    i have crooked teeth but it closes my mouth perfectly, so it is not a porblem. Since my grandma always made me tasty healthy food, but i got some respiratory problems and didnt like anything that wasnt meat, my face is almost perfectly square thanks to it fitting

  • @Kuralai95
    @Kuralai95 4 роки тому +2

    What affects your teeth palate being narrow versus wide? Both objectively attractive women and men typically have wide smiles while if you have narrower palate it can take you down a little in terms of looks.

    • @foxsisters6257
      @foxsisters6257 4 роки тому +3

      tongue placement. the tongues of people with wide jaws usually rest at the roof of their mouth, as the jaw needs to be wide enough to accommodate with their tongue size'

  • @333angeleyes
    @333angeleyes 4 роки тому +6

    You referenced watching your jaw video but it's been deleted...😐

  • @Hdidbi_3049
    @Hdidbi_3049 4 роки тому +2

    I have the ugliest teeth ever. I can’t pay for braces yet but it’s my biggest insecurity. I eat a lot of traditional foods because my mom cooks foods from where we’re from, Sudan, and she has perfectly straight teeth and has never had braces. I can’t wait till I can get braces.

  • @pokemontas8025
    @pokemontas8025 4 роки тому +2

    imagine how much better looking we would all be if we never ate anything bad.

  • @mihaipaduraru4990
    @mihaipaduraru4990 4 роки тому +3

    How about Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder?

  • @HoneySoifon
    @HoneySoifon 4 роки тому +5

    Do you think chewing gum can improve occlusion or contribute to having good teeth? I'm from Africa but grew up in Europe. My parents have "good teeth" but my diet growing up was a mix of traditional and industrial food. My teeth look good too but my teeth have started to crook a bit I wonder if my diet influenced this change ..Also despite my diet being industrial the majority of my dentition looks perfect so I was wondering if it was thanks to chewing gum a lot. lol

  • @Bot-tm7hs
    @Bot-tm7hs 4 роки тому +3

    Raw fiberous plant foods are tougher to chew than meat tho

  • @frumtheground
    @frumtheground 4 роки тому +3

    Good god, at 4:45 I thought those were teeth coming out of the soil! I need to get more sleep.

  • @pmx1000_
    @pmx1000_ 4 роки тому +1

    My kids will be so lucky that I watched this video

  • @ChocolateMilkCultLeader
    @ChocolateMilkCultLeader 4 роки тому +2

    You should do videos on definitions of some terms. It can be hard to remember

  • @Lilas.Duveteux
    @Lilas.Duveteux 4 роки тому +1

    I have crooked teeth, even though I had the opportunity to have braces, which I refused. I want to look like me, even if me is less attractive. Also, teeth are a uniqueness that survives the rotting of the flesh.

  • @TehCourier
    @TehCourier 4 роки тому +8

    So does introducing hard foods reverse the effects on your teeth?

    • @mirsolis4992
      @mirsolis4992 4 роки тому +8

      Only if you are young enough. Past puberty it’s too late but it can still be good for your jaw muscles.

    • @kwakumadridista1916
      @kwakumadridista1916 4 роки тому +1

      @Pascal Correa how can one get prominet cheebkones, straighter teeth, sharp ass jawline, hunter eyes, well defined high cheekbones, strong browridge and hollow cheeks.

    • @drmosaddegh
      @drmosaddegh 4 роки тому +2

      Kwaku Akyeampong surgery bitxh

    • @TehCourier
      @TehCourier 4 роки тому

      @Pascal Correa ahh I see, thanks for clarifying

  • @shaptile5096
    @shaptile5096 2 роки тому

    I think it's a mixture of jaw strain AND nutrient density as proposed by Weston Price, with the nutrient density being the more important one

  • @jaaanai
    @jaaanai 4 роки тому +10

    Can you do a video on posture?

  • @mustafaa3303
    @mustafaa3303 4 роки тому +1

    Can you please analyse Henry Cavill? Also can you make a video on South Asian standards

  • @Jadedjade2000
    @Jadedjade2000 4 роки тому

    I feel like the British singer Ama Lou has the perfect balance of feminine and masculine features. Or maybe I am a bit biases because I do have a massive crush on her.