I'm one of the member. We do our best to find non invasive techniques to grow taller.
Yeah, especially MiniGolfer/Tyler and Oepsilon seem to know what they're talking about. If only that immature kid, Srtike_Poseidon would shut up.
But I'em not an expert. I don't understand very much what is written in all theses studies. I think we are close to find an alternative way to grow taller.
Same. I'm in the programming/math field and don't know much about these.
I just want a safe method to become taller, because LL surgery at the moment, is not. I don't want to walk like a grandpa for the rest of my life with premature arthritis and constant pain, but I also don't want to take possibly harmful drugs and get cancer or whatever issue.
I wanted to ask you something because you are at LSLJ forum, but I forgot what.
I chatted with this guy Polynomality who wrote this post
https://www.reddit.com/r/looksmaxxing/comments/hmj34y/what_future_heightmaxxing_regimen_may_look/They'll do some experiments with rats I think.
If it works on humans safely the height increasing problem will be gone and so will our height neurosis and misery, spending our time searching for a fking solution.
But it's a tough nut to crack. LL surgery (cosmetic, deformity and discrepancy correction) is a billion/yr dollar bussiness.
People who have done or are set to do LL will say that no alternative will be possible.
Yeah, like BB for example, because the thought of wasting money for a painful, risky, permanently damaging, time consuming procedure, that they could have avoided if only they waited for an alternative a few years more, scares them. I'm sure LL surgeons will say that no alternative will be possible too.
This is a limb lenghtening forum, and if it's possible to lengthen your legs without surgery, you should look forward to that, is what they don't understand.
the issue with finding a drug to make you grow taller is all the loopholes you have to go through to get it approved
"The average time from FDA application to approval of drugs is 12 years, and the estimated average cost of taking a new drug from concept to market exceeds $1 billion."(1)
so bodybuiler is technically not wrong, im not gonna argue that theres no market for it ( obvs there is ) but my guess is if somehow they manage to approve it the target will be pediatric first. then youll encounter the issue of doctors gatekeeping and not rx it for cosmetic reasons.
1.Van Norman, G. A. (2016). Drugs, devices, and the FDA: part 1: an overview of approval processes for drugs. JACC: Basic to Translational Science, 1(3), 170-179.
"Man won't fly for a million years"
-The New York Times, 1903.
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/742lx4/til_that_in_1903_the_new_york_times_predicted/