Hypothetical future technologies that could make an adult grow taller

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Quote from: Body Builder on February 24, 2018, 04:38:04 PMFor the next 20-30 years at least nothing will be done to increase height to already grown adult people except from LL.
So stop thinking about all these bs because it is delusional to think that you'll be taller with anything else than LL.
For me, internal full weight bearing magnetic nails are more than enough and I'll be completely ok to get taller with them even if I'll lose some of my athletic abilities (more, because I have already did LL).
So if you really want to get taller stop moaning and waiting for future biomechanic researches that won't come even in 30 years and do LL.
After weight bearing magnetic nails like stryde come to karket then LL will have reached its top and we won't have to expect nothing more except from some better prices.

LL is the present and the future for geting taller, anyone else who waits for something other he will get old still waiting.

Wise words! 

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Quote from: Android on February 25, 2018, 10:22:03 PMThere's an ongoing joke in the hair loss community for instance, that the cure is five years away (and has been for several decades). For the meantime there are hair transplants, but many hold out on the chance of a cure because they're wary of the procedure. Kind of funny when you compare it to CLL, HT is a breeze in comparison. And much like CLL, there have been only a few revolutions but many evolutions of technique which have made the surgeries much more tolerable with much better results (FUT, FUE, improved tools, PRP, ARTAS System, dense packing, mega sessions, etc.).

Indeed. Hair loss cure promises are probably older than humanity 

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Quote from: Body Builder on March 22, 2021, 02:44:05 PMThats a joke.
Becoming taller via stem cells and all these bs will happen in much more years than 10.
You can wait till you are 40 to do LL abd even then most probably the best we would have is a better stryde, but it is stupid to suggest other young adults to wait and lose their best years being short for nothing.

Most of LLers regrer only that they haven't done LL at a younger age, nothing else.
Personally I did it at my 23 so I am ok but I wouldn't have been the same person I am today if I have waited 5+ years more.
So some of you eho think that being 18-19 is too young and have many time to do LL, I assure you that you will be 30 before even realizing it and then you'll see that some of your best years have gone for nothing and for no "miracle therapy" that would turn you 6ft with some injections.

Anyway, anyone is responsible for his choices. But as an LLer I can guarantee that life is completely different with a good height so the sooner you get it (of course with a trustworthy and experienced doctor) the better you'll enjoy life.
Waiting 10years and all these are bs.

Very well said. The advice of waiting if you already have the possibility is terrible. LL is not an easy thing but if you can afford to do it with a good doctor, the reward is high, especially if you have a lot of life ahead of you.

And people in the far future won't take old internet comments and be like "ah good thing they already predicted it".

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Quote from: Bjoern77 on March 22, 2021, 02:59:56 PMTrue.

How tall are you now?

I am a solid 1.76 morning height after 7.5cm of tibia LL.

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Quote from: Body Builder on March 23, 2021, 09:54:51 AMI am a solid 1.76 morning height after 7.5cm of tibia LL.

Nice. You are my height. I would like to reach 180cm, but... yeah... afraid of the costs and procedure.

In Northern Germany average guys are 6 feet.