Tyler from NaturalHeightGrowth.com gained height from LSJL (PROOF)

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http://www.naturalheightgrowth.com/2020/08/17/medical-records-show-fact-gain-height-lsjlor-related-method/

Here's his last response to me regarding this subject:

QuoteRight now I'm trying to modify LSJL by using impact instead of clamping and impact closer to the epiphyseal line rather than at the end of the bone.  I think the way to the bone is structured providing stimulus closer to the diaphysis may be more effectively at stimulating the entire bone including growth.  And impact gets rid of a lot of issues with clamping.  I was doing more impact loading when I grew.

I didn't like doing impact closer to the epiphyseal line because there was more nerve pain but the nerve pain could indication more stimulation throughout the whole bone.


Look at this image if the point of impact is at the cancellous bone the force may dissipate before ever getting the cortical bone thus no nerve pain but if the impact is closer to the cortical bone then the force/fluid flow/HP will go throughout the entire bone generating microcracks, stimulating stem cells, etc.

The reason that this didn't show up in rats may be because rat epiphysis never close(they become senescent).

Let me know if there's any confusion, more information.  Expect more info at NHG as more testing is done.

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Quote from: O_99 on August 24, 2020, 10:56:07 AMfk

Don't give me hope lol

If it isn't hope that keeps us going, what is?

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Quote from: Antoine on August 24, 2020, 05:04:00 PMThis is good news, but I think Tyler should offer his knowledge to bring forward the battle for the growth plate regeneration: this is the next big thing, this should be our aim. Having new growth plates, adults can become taller easily and safely. Tyler doesn’t seem really collaborative when you’re asking him something different from LSJL (no offense, it’s just my impression).

I saw your question on that page.

He has answered me on his forum earlier.

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/lsjl/viewtopic.php?p=7785#p7785

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Quote from: Antoine on August 25, 2020, 09:59:15 PMThank you very much, I really appreciated what you wrote and what you asked Tyler. His answers seem a little bit elusive to me. We need experts that lead us to achieve specific goals: if many people in the world understand that this discovery could help not only short dudes but millions of people who have other skeletal problems, researchers would work hard to make it a reality.
What can we do? A crowdfunding? Contacting some institutions and media?

Yes, that'd be a good idea. The sooner we start, the better.

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Quote from: Antoine on August 28, 2020, 12:56:20 AMLet’s get organized, then!
Great. You lead, Antoine.

Let me know how you want to start.