Growing Taller at 40 Years+ ? Clickbank product?

Allen Says.:rolleyes:
I'm very sure.

Where i come from, what truly matters is the size of your pocket.
Make the money first, and the girls keep coming.

Things like your height and looks can be compromised. Just keep the cash coming and the world is yours.
I just gave you my inspiration for being an IMer.

I have read variations in the age at which the body is fully grown, then you get them rare extreme cases where it can be an unexceptionally high age, right ?

People like you truly disgust me.

You take advantage of people who have low-self esteem and rip them off their money. You see, there's a lot of money to be made out of people's low self-esteem, even if the product you are promoting is complete rubbish.

The epiphyseal plates fully fuse by about age 18-21 and the last bone to grow is the collarbone which ends its growth at age 25. No amount of snake oil will make you grow taller, unless in that book you have found the miracle to making your DNA revert the fusing process and start adding osseous tissue again to the ends of the vertical bones. Not even injecting growth hormone after the epiphyseal plates fuse will lead to an increase in stature (it will, instead, thicken the bones and increase their density). Human growth hormone is the only proven method to increase stature in adolescents (even in those who are not deficient in this hormone) and works best with the use of an anabolic steroid. This therapy can only be monitored under strict supervision of a specialist in the medical field as it can have side effects (increased risk of cancer and development of Type II diabetes).

This product you have promoted is utter bullshit. I dare you or whoever came up with that product to show me one reputable doctor (preferably an endocrinologist who graduated from a top medical school, thank you) who says that you can still grow after your epiphyseal plates are fused. Come on, show me one.

This product is what's wrong with the IM niche. Utter fraudulent products making it through because there is no regulation. Of course, the product itself will play with words to make it sound like the initial claims stand up but that's how these sort of products make money. It will also talk about hanging oneself from space boots and the likes which leads to temporary increases in stature as the vertebrae are decompressed (you can also do this by sleeping 8 hours!!).

I was casually browsing the forum and not even planning to log in but the epic fraud of this product made me want to post this. It actually pains me to see how people who are short in stature waste away their money because when you target people's self-esteem, anything goes. You, as an IMer, have a responsibility to also check your product and see that you are not frauding, but hey, all hail the quick buck.

Disgusting.

LOL...I know people just want sales but I personal would never have it in me to sell that product. But I hear it converts well.

Or...

• They knew they could get a refund, it didn't work, but they were too ashamed to ask for the refund. Doing so would give extra validation to their pain and ignorance.

All the best,
Michael

Shoe-shopping is an easier (albeit much more expensive) solution to that issue.

"Would" might be a different question from "could", there, and possibly the only answer, so far, is "who knows?" But in any case the forum's a dreadful place to ask for or to take legal advice. (I know you didn't really intend it that way: I'm "just saying").

By the way, this thread's originally from early 2010 and the sales page is apparently still there, but that won't stop me - mouthy chick that I am - from saying "What a revolting sales page" and wondering who would actually be willing to send their subscriber traffic to it.