Limb Lengthening with already 1,85 = 6'1

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Quote from: Body Builder on October 12, 2018, 01:52:47 PMI am sure that you have psychiatrists much more near. And they are relatively cheap.
Go there, some pills may help you.

Chill, he's probably only looking at tall people and ignoring all the people who are shorter than him. He's almost 2 standard deviations above the norm, hopefully he'll properly evaluate this before he wastes lots of time and money.

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Quote from: ThatGuy on October 12, 2018, 04:17:31 PMChill, he's probably only looking at tall people and ignoring all the people who are shorter than him. He's almost 2 standard deviations above the norm, hopefully he'll properly evaluate this before he wastes lots of time and money.

That could be true. A lot of guys are shorter than me but nevertheless, the more height you have the more attractive you appear and that is the reason I want to be taller. Yesterday I walked through the city with my shoes and inlays that give me 3cm more and I have to say, I am taller than most other guys with 1,88.

Maybe I am a bit crazy but I just love to look good and a good height is the basis for that.

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Why not just start lifting? You're already in the 90th percentile when it comes to height just become a swole god.

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I already lift and have a well built physique and that is the reaso I want to be taller because it looks more attractive when you are aller with a good physique.

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What do you mean by swole god? By the way I measured right now pretty correctly in the morning and I have 1,86cm. With shoes and inlays I reach 1,88-1,91

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friend you with 1.85 if you do daily stretches you can quietly reach 1.88 is a very common thing some people present even better results,
but is very common between 1cm and 2.5cm are correcting posture and with daily stretches,

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You rightfully feel short, because 6'1'' is barely over average now. It isn't what it used to be 10, 20 years ago. You definitely should do leg lengthening.

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Quote from: 6'2_dream on October 17, 2018, 03:17:54 PMfriend you with 1.85 if you do daily stretches you can quietly reach 1.88 is a very common thing some people present even better results,
but is very common between 1cm and 2.5cm are correcting posture and with daily stretches,

In what galaxy can one gain 3 cm with "stretches"? Why did everyone claim that stretches where BS and don't work and only LL works? And now all of sudden you are recommending stretches for insane 3 cm? Can you link to these stretches?

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Quote from: Mr.Bone on October 18, 2018, 10:16:58 PMYou rightfully feel short, because 6'1'' is barely over average now. It isn't what it used to be 10, 20 years ago. You definitely should do leg lengthening.

6'1" is not short anywhere in the world except for certain countries with populations much smaller than Texas. Even then in those countries, it's not considered "short".

 Average male height for a white man in the US is 5'10.6" and the average height for non white males is shorter than that. Chinas average male height is 5'9". Also Indias average male height is 5'6".

That's about a third of the world right there already.

Telling someone 6'1" to get LL is absolutely ridiculous and ignorant. NOBODY needs LL at 6'1".

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Well, I can relate to everything you said mate, since i'm 6'1 too, i'm considering LL with Paley to reach 6'3, when I wear 2 inches insoles, I feel fu**** great, for real. I understand when most of users here get surprised or mad when someone who's 6'0+ asks about LL, however, since the average worldwide height is increasing, I honestly think it's completely normal to consider undergoing LL. I watched Dr. Paley's workshop presenting the Stryde and he talked about a Dutch guy who was 6'0 and wanted the lengthening and Paley declined because he thought it was a high height already. However, he stated that nowadays he would do it since it's not his job and it's not up to him to judge the patient choice, whether it's ethical or not for those who are shorter. So yeah, if you know you will feel better being taller, go for it, it doesn't matter what other people say, whether they're taller, shorter or at same height because the patient will eventually choose LL based on his own esteem, experiences and judgements.