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It does not take much force at all to crush the larynx. This is why a move such as a throat gouge should NEVER be used in a fight. The ONLY time this kind of move should be used is if it is LIFE or DEATH. A hit to the throat can easily kill a person, and is NOT to joked with!
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ViviI would think a lot of factors are involved like crushing a very petite tall skinny girls windpipe with a long skinny neck and let's say your have big strong hands probably would be quick especially using two hands and squeezing as hard as possible. Should be pretty simple and quick
studos e literatura médica indicam que pressões na faixa de 30 a 60 psi (libras por polegada quadrada) podem causar dano significativo, mas pressões muito superiores são necessárias para provocar um colapso total da traqueia.
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