Why isn't this spinal lenthening technique being discussed?

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Quote from: Heightmogged on January 26, 2016, 08:53:20 PMThe injections aren't going into the spine.  They are going into the intravertebral disks.

With these sort of "experiments," which is all they are, they can take years of research and approval to reach the market for legitimate purposes in medicine. After that it will take longer for it to become a cosmetic product.

If it can be perfected, then great, that's awesome. I have that to look forward to in the future after I do LL to better my proportions. But, in truth I'm not holding my breath for it. Also, this is completely out of our control.

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Quote from: Heightmogged on January 26, 2016, 08:57:56 PMExactly.  And thank you for backing me up.  I fail to understand why others on here and the make me taller forum think this is ridiculous to even try....like seriously? 

It definitely seems very feasible and I can't see how it would be more painful or expensive than LL.  As of now it looks like all that's left to do is finding that fluid or gel that would stay in the disks somewhat permanently, and then pushing the medical field to allow patients to get this done for cosmetic reasons.

Feel free to Pm me if you happen to find any info on this in the future.

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Quote from: Deads on January 26, 2016, 01:58:22 PMIt won't give you much height, but included in your LL schedule, an extra inch is huge.. Imagine 5cm Femur, 2.5cm spinal fluid... Would be perfect for people like YellowSpike who are considering another complete surgery for only 3cm.

Absolutely. Another inch would be golden for me. I honest to God think I'd be happy at 5'9". Or, at the very least...content with my height enough to not think about it that much anymore. 5'9" is a VERY common height cutoff online (hence why I add an inch and say I'm 5'9").