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Posted on Dec 4, 2021, 5:54 pm
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Direct translation by Google Translate:

"Hello! Thanks for the answer. The technology consists in growing a biological equivalent of a bone up to 5 cm long on the basis of a scaffold and stem cells (process duration 28 days), which the orthopedic surgeon inserts into the parted bone during the operation. After 3 months, it is consolidated bone. The scafold is absorbed within a year, but the bone remains. Nobody is interested in this in my country. The means became more difficult. Therefore, everything is going slowly. The reason is the lack of funding. Best wishes Alexander"

Any thoughts?
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Posted on Dec 5, 2021, 4:24 am
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A pretty amazing thing I would say. Could be the future of LL and make it way less troublesome. Some of these are kinda already used in orthodontics so it might be possible to use it for orthopedics in future.
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Posted on Dec 5, 2021, 4:52 am
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Quote from: Tenet on December 04, 2021, 05:54:35 PM
which the orthopedic surgeon inserts into the parted bone during the operation.

It's still traditional leg lengthening, but just experimental theory. The surgeon still has to break/separate the bone. If this was done to a patient's leg bones, you still need an internal metal rod or external fixator to hold the leg together before the new bone graft calcifies.
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Posted on Dec 5, 2021, 6:03 am
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I'm curious wtf happens to the soft tissues. You can't just stretch your legs 5 cm at once, your soft tissues would prevent that. There's a reason lengthening is done slowly at 1mm or less per day.
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Posted on Dec 6, 2021, 11:53 pm
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Quote from: MakeMeTallAF on December 05, 2021, 06:03:33 AM
I'm curious wtf happens to the soft tissues. You can't just stretch your legs 5 cm at once, your soft tissues would prevent that. There's a reason lengthening is done slowly at 1mm or less per day.

It's possible that the Google's translation is incorrect. Here is Michael John (ex-owner of Natural Height Growth website)'s take on this:



By the way, I'm representing a group of height increase researchers. We do our discussions on Telegram. If anyone is interested in joining, feel free to PM me.
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Posted on Dec 9, 2022, 8:39 pm
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Any Update ?
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