Hey guys, this is Michael from Natural Height Growth .
I wanted to release some news on what I found out recently. This is probably going to shake the forum a little bit. I know this may not be the most appropriate place to but I wanted to tell you guys that the Russian researcher Alexander Teplyashin did in fact succeed in getting the regrown growth plate using stem cells and tissue engineering techniques to work out successfully. He was not joking and not exaggerating about those claims.
Please take just 3-4 minutes out of your day to read my new post http://www.naturalheightgrowth.com/2014/05/31/believe-alexander-teplyashin-got-stem-cell-technique-successfully-work/
This means that we have an alternative to the usual bone pulling method. It will still require that the bones be initially be broken, but the recovery will be much faster, and the growth plates will work without too much pain since they will naturally expand. No metal implants required, as long as the cartilage tissue can withstand the weight/load. The limiting factor would actually be the stretchability of the muscles and ligaments around the bone.
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Huge News - Proved the Stem Cell Implantation Works - Based on Russian Research
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Posted on May 31, 2014, 8:29 am
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