Reviv Works Because of Logic, Not Dentistry

There are several logical sub-components that if true...than the entire thesis of Reviv MUST be true.

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Dentists love to point out the fact that I am not a dentist.

Then they like to use fear tactics and try to scare people into thinking that you need to be a dentist to solve this whole equation.

But i’ve seen all this before and i’m completely immune to it.

In part because i’ve seen their shitty results for years and was a victim of it for awhile. But also because I realize now that teeth are just a small part of the equation.

They don’t understand the skull, the skeleton, neurology.

And there isn’t a person out there that I know of who understands the ‘soft tissue’ in these biomechanics the way i do. Because you don’t learn that unless you’re experimenting on your own mouth and skull for hundreds and hundreds of hours.

They don’t understand the full picture. And I do. Full stop.

Sorry if i’m a bit arrogant about that point.. but i invested thousands and thousands of hours the past decade and i earned the right to say that. And can back it up with the results I bring.

In any case… today I wanted to talk about the fact that I think this is a puzzle of logic and not dentistry. And how when you look at how deep the logic goes… it is very hard to not conclude some really far-reaching shit.

I formed my conclusions based on logic, not dentistry

My understanding of these biomechanics came from years of personal experimentation and observation, not dental theory.

I know the basics of TMJ dentistry from all of my exposure to dentists over the years but I almost consider it tertiary to these biomechanics. You don’t really need to know it.

Using a tracking splint, I could see clear correlations: when the curve of spee improved, so did my spine, skull symmetry, and cognitive function.

When it flattened, everything declined.

A 'tracking splint' is the compass for your TMJ journey

I've witnessed this pattern repeat not just in myself multiple times, but in my son, wife, and numerous people in my test group over the past couple of years. There are 150+ people that bought Reviv at this point and a number of them are keeping journals.

The data that this is going to create is going to be pretty amazing.

And sufficed to say… so far I’m not seeing anything that points to anything other than what I have concluded.

The chances that I am wrong are actually pretty small at this point

When you break down the fundamental logic, there are really only two key premises that need to be true:

1. Does a rubber mouthguard (eg. Reviv One) consistently improve the curve of spee in everyone?

2. Does improving the curve of spee consistently improve the spine and function (eg. neurological, etc) in everyone?

If these two premises consistently hold true in all human beings - and all evidence so far suggests they do - then the rest of my conclusions logically follow. It's that simple.

Dentists sometimes argue with me, but not based on logic

I often frustrate dentists because I refuse to engage in dental theory debates.

They are accustomed to being in their dental office and having a bit of a power relationship. So when they see this guy online who is not a dentist and has zero respect for what they learned in dental school… it frustrates them to say the least. lol

They want to drag me into a debate on dentistry.

But homey don’t play dat. I keep the debate on logic.

And eventually they tire when the lines that they typically use with their clients to convince them of doing some bs treatment bounce off me because I just don’t give a shit.

I solved this shit without them… and I will never in my life ever need them. So they can fuck off. Period.

I like to say i’m bringing a gun to a knife fight - they want to argue dentistry (knives), but I insist on pure logic and first principles (guns).

If their dental arguments don't invalidate the basic logical premises I stated above, they change nothing. The fundamental logic remains sound.

And they can pout all they want. But since i’m not a dentist and i’m not doing anything illegal as I don’t ‘treat’ anyone… there is nothing they can do at the end of the day.

Except watch as I rip on them like i’m Eminem spittin’ rhymes in a rap battle.

You can logically conclude that the impact of this stuff is massive

Following the logical chain leads to some interesting follow-on conclusions:

• If people consistently recover from diseases and prevent others using these methods, could this be the main root cause of disease?
  » I think the answer will be yes. And I plan to use the test group to prove this.
  

• If people consistently reverse aging signs, could this be what aging actually is?
  » Again, I am pretty confident from what i’ve seen on myself multiples times that the answer will be yes. And the test group will in time prove it.
  

• If people consistently improve their skulls and skeletons and become symmetric, could this be the foundation of human beauty?
  » Yes. And I plan to prove it. First with myself.

These aren't wild speculations - they're logical conclusions based on observed patterns and results. I don’t ‘hope’ these things are potentially true… i’m confident that they WILL turn out to be true.

Because there would need to be a flaw in the logic that I have not yet seen for them not to be. And my data increases by the week.

What is Reviv?

If you think about what Reviv is and what it says…

The main thesis is that the foundation of how humanity currently believes the body works is fundamentally flawed.

And that the body and skull actually 'collapse'. Meaning that there are basic biomechanics (physics) involved that relate to the jaw and the teeth (ie. the curve of spee).

As this curve flattens the skull 'deflates' and the entire skeleton twists and gets mangled during the 'collapse' process. Thereby displacing and compressing organs throughout the body.

This is what causes disease and aging. And is essentially the reason humans die.

And since it is just physics... it can be reversed.

Reviv is about reversing these simple physics.

Closing thoughts

Once you understand my vision… you’ll understand that this isn’t just about some new mouthguard or me making a few bucks.

This is about surfacing what I think will one day be considered one of the biggest transformations in both science and medicine in human history.

Something that I believe will probably change this world more than AI one day.

People used to laugh when I said this.

Today they laugh a little less.

One day… they won’t be laughing at all.

At least not at me.

Rather we’ll all be laughing at just how stupid our current understanding of medicine was.