When and how long have you done iron hand?

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Einstein, using a caustic substance is not the only way to cause degeneration of bone, it could be due to calcium leaching from the bones. Certain steroids cause this as well. I am guessing that whatever herbs combined with the vinegar-which is known to affect calcium in bones, had that effect.
BTW-the breaks of my fingers were not from any IP training itself, but occurred during sparring. The brittleness was attributed to the jow formula.

You are the one who said it was caustic:

um, ok, so read, stupid
Using the wrong jow incorrectly made my bones brittle.
It was a very caustic, black vinegar based jow that was only supposed to be used sparingly, during final phases of training.
I soaked my hands in it three times a day in the beginning of my training.

But, OK, I'll go by what you are saying. It leeched calcium from your bones.

Of course, this does beg the question:

Why would someone put a substance on his hands that leeches calcium from the bones and is absorbed through the skin into the bones, when he is trying to do the opposite... increase the calcium in the bone structure?

Speaking of Einsteins, don't you guys think this stuff through?