Hey guys! I have found something very interesting regarding upper body lengthening. It is lumbar spine surgery. According to the process, they cut off a little bit of your intervertebral disc and add it in between the bones. Here is the technique explained: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xk30oy_lumbar-spine-surgery-anterior-interbody-fusion-with-bone-plate-neurosurgical-3d-animations_tech
Possible testimonies: [url]http://www.spine-health.com/forum/treatment/back-surgery-and-neck-surgery/height-gain[url]
However, I am guessing that this process is only used for back pain surgeric relief and scoliosis. Idk if a surgeon would do it for cosmetology purposes OR IF IT IS EVEN FAVORABLE for cosmetology purposes?
Anyone else knows about this? Does anyone know if it could be done for cosmetology purposes? Can someone prove me wrong for this? (probably I just misunderstood the process and it couldn't be possible done in a healthy person).
Also, according to the testimonies, all you can grow is like an inch or less. Don't get surprised (yet, probably you can do numerous of these surgeries in between all your bones but I guess that would be risky).
Simply too much risks to even try. If something went wrong chances are you will become a vegetable....
You'd probably only gain 1/2-3/4" inch. Unless it was totay risk free which it isn't it ain't worth it!
I guess if you only try it once there isn't that much risk. A lot of scoliosis patients have done it before. Even those persons who have "back pains". I hiess it is almost impossible to become vegetable and damage your nerves since it is done on the lowest part of your spine, and the more important nerves are in the upper side of the spine.
It'll be possible eventually; at least, this is a start.
even if you only get 2cm increase, its as if you are getting 5cm. if you lengthen 2cm on spine then 3 on legs, you will have same upper body-legs ratio, but at 5cm taller. also the taller people are the shorter their torsos are in relation to upper body. something like this would mean you could add 5cm with same proportions, and be able to lengthen more after that because torso is closer to tall people length. Little White Man you should really get this if your worried about your proportions, is it low risk? it looks it if it is to fix back pain, which is a relatively minor problem to have surgery for.
This makes a lot of sense. Plus, if you also have posture problems, white man, you could potentially add another 2-5 cm (1-2 inches) with back bridges, deadlifts, and barbell squats.
WTF!! Is breaking your legs and slowly stretching them not crazy enough for you people?!?
Quote from: ReadRothbard on November 24, 2014, 05:40:01 AMThis makes a lot of sense. Plus, if you also have posture problems, white man, you could potentially add another 2-5 cm (1-2 inches) with back bridges, deadlifts, and barbell squats.
Uh no. You'll improve your posture making you appear taller but you won't actually be taller.
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