What is the future of limb lengthening? What do you hope to see happen?

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Quote from: MakeMeTallAF on September 14, 2021, 05:56:18 AMThat's not happening anytime soon. The only way that's possible is if we find a way to un-fuse growth plates, which will be difficult since after they fuse they are pretty much indistinguishable from the rest of the bone.

If they finally find a way to unfuse growth plates, everyone could choose it for cosmetic surgery, and everyone can still grow taller even in their adulthood. Hopefully there won't be heightism in the future, and everyone could compete fairly. That dream may come true this century, any hope?

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Quote from: ilovescience on September 14, 2021, 06:10:56 AMIf they finally find a way to unfuse growth plates, everyone could choose it for cosmetic surgery, and everyone can still grow taller even in their adulthood. Hopefully there won't be heightism in the future, and everyone could compete fairly. That dream may come true this century, any hope?

It's definitely possible and maybe we can do it but we have to combat two things:

1. Research Money
2. Existing surgeons that undergo CLL

1 is pretty self explanatory, if you want to make significant advancements into science you're going to have to fund it greatly. We sadly do not have a big enough community to fund a great project like this. 2 is that people like Paley or any other experienced CLL surgeon will not want non-surgery alternatives which results to permanent height gain to occur, they will lose money and they'll do anything to not let information like this to go out to the public.

Those two things are holding us back from advancement.

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Quote from: Audous on September 14, 2021, 06:10:46 AMI reckon stem cells oriented. The problem is funding, and no centralized support.

We need grow taller advocates so medias will understand, and funding should be no problem. Stem cell plays a big role in healing after LL. Have you heard of PRP treatment which is being done in many clinics? That's how they should approach in order to use stem cell to heal after LL.

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Quote from: Drop-Loud on September 14, 2020, 04:59:52 PMMaybe Link protein N-terminal peptide (LPP) could work for people with closed growth plates. I'm sure that a drug will be available one day for people with closed growth plates. Unfortunately, researchers are not very interested in helping adults growing taller.

So what is that LPP in layman's terms?

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Quote from: ghkid2019 on September 20, 2020, 12:28:18 AMJesus christ will give me 3 inches after I inject Russian and Korean compound into my knee. Then I will get magical growth plate back out of thin air. Then I go to Allah and pray and journey to mecca then I will become 6 inch. Then I will become monk and inject igf-3 to make my growth plate turn from bone to cartilage. Then I pray to buddha and become Siddhartha. Then I go to Russia and do cross lengthening for 9 inch. I am now 6' 10 and about to prepare for my 5th Russian injection of BS-69-420 straight into the end of my femur. Then I will finally become tall enough so that girl like me. Then I will join incel forum and brag about how I have made it and invite Arabincel to my party

Angela Merkel approves!

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Quote from: Antoine on September 20, 2020, 06:43:57 PM1)Completely revised limb lengthening surgery: laser osteotomy (https://aot.swiss/en/carlo/), distraction performed in a non-invasive/minimally invasive way by nanobots or something like that

You watched too much Star Trek 

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I am an albizzia alumnus
albizzia remains a relatively safe nail and weight carrier the only problem remains the clik rather painful at the start then it goes alone

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Quote from: Drop-Loud on September 26, 2020, 09:16:18 PMOtherwise, I don't know much about this "Height Increase Project 2020 Telegram Group" and I don't know how they are organized. I will try to know more.

How do I get into this autism group?