Hello all,
Long-time lurker here but have been thinking of LL off and on for 15 years. I'm finally in a position to move forward with it and the forums have been such a great tool to answer almost all of my questions.
Sorry if this one has been answered before but I haven't seen it addressed and I've been reading these forums for years.
How has "normal" weight been effected after LL? I wonder if your weight would be the normal weight of a +6cm person etc.
Also wondering if there is any change to testosterone levels as it is studied that taller men have higher test levels.
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Posted on May 28, 2017, 4:57 pm
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Posted on May 30, 2017, 2:11 am
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That makes total sense although there must be a physical weight to the new bone, muscle, etc. Even if it is nominal, like <10lbs.
What about multiple segment lengthening? It would be odd to be 10+cm taller and still weigh the same? Maybe it's just me.
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