Quote from: Alittletooshort on March 08, 2016, 03:58:20 PMhttp://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/CT-risks/
They used fruit to test this, so it's not necessarily the most accurate studie for humans. Non the less it's known that radiologists do have an increased risk to develop cancer.
To get back to the original topic, 1.5cm's can easily accieved by using lifts. Spending so much money and time for a very similar result is probably not worth it.
Not to argue with you, but radiologists spend all day in that environment. Getting a few x-rays for LL poses a negligible amount of risk for cancer.
I already wear shoe lifts, but there's a maximum amount of shoe lift I can wear comfortably on a daily basis. Currently my shoes+lifts give me 4cms in height, but if I try to increase that, it's not comfortable. For me, it's not sustainable after 4cm shoe+lifts.
Also, the total amount of LL I want is around 4cm and I think it's worth doing both segments because it's safer for the legs to do less amounts each.
Dude, please inform yourself a little about the subject, it's for your own good.
what a nut job haha