This Man Tried The $75,000 Surgery To Become Taller

This Guy Got Surgery To Become Taller!
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[Ziggler-kykv]

There's a book called Height Maximization Protocol Unleashed, and it talks from increasing your height techniques to boosting your height potential, it's the real deal

[kerhabplays]

just imagine being called "short" after the process💀

[BWT]

Both my Asian parents were really short, my dad was 4 foot 11 due to malnutrition during the second world war. They made sure I had lots of sports, complete meals and lots of sleep. My brother grew to over 6 feet and I ended up at 5 foot 10. And yet I still ended up in a relationship where, even though I was taller than my ex gf, she still desired a man who was over 6 foot 4. I later dated many women who felt the same way as my ex until I married my wife who is pretty tall but doesn't care about any of that stuff. I really dodged a bullet with the previous relationship, ya gotta be happy with who you are, and stand tall on your principles.

[kingdope]

I am 5"7 too, but I think no chick is ever worth going through this much pain, spending this much money, spending almost a year of your life in hospital, I was or I say I still am conscious about my height, watched so many yt videos about how to increase height, did different stretches, did everything what I could buy still people made fun or crack jokes about my height, I am unaffected by that cause I hv accepted my self, and constantly trying to improve myself in other aspects of my life, and I am currently on 90 days challenge too, it's all in our heads fellas accept yourself and see how peaceful and beautiful life really is👍

[alejogranda]

I'm a 168cm man, and of couse I googled "how to get taller" a few times, and in my experience I can say is just a matter of self esteem, when you start taking care of yourself like you should, and you see the results of that, all those insecurities fade away.
If you can't grow taller just grow wider 💪

[TobyPyne-iiwj]

I’m 5’5 and 17 years old. My girlfriend is 5’9 so very noticeable taller than me. I do wish I was a bit taller but it doesn’t matter. My girlfriend loves me for me. Nothing else. I love her for that. She doesn’t mind me being shorter either and I don’t mind her being taller. So the advice I’d have for all the short guys out there, is don’t be scared. Find a queen, shirt or tall. But know that you’ll be a short king. The small cuts always cause the biggest punches. Stay true 🙏🙏🙏

[TheTJshow]

Issue is, men who are not tall, are insulted and joked about by not only women, but men also. This will overall mess and destroy men's confidence levels. It's a known fact, that men who are under 6' and with every inch less, becomes a lot more insecure (NOT ALL MEN, but most). Insecurity levels will be random, but mostly men in the WESTERN World have a lot more insecurities regarding height. My personal advice? First work on yourself. Work on finances. Work on exercise and building a secure future and life that is a 10/10. If these STILL don't gain you the results you want, then by all means, try the surgery. But have it as a last option I say.

[kevintheguitarslayer]

I'm 5 2'' and I used to be conscious about my height. Through out living my day to day overall life, I learned that it doesn't matter, because what's most important is your vibe and how everyone gets to experience what makes you "you". What matters is your charisma, the way you see yourself and the good energy you put out into the world. Now I embrace my height and even make jokes at work about it when I can't reach something in a higher shelf. The point is not to make a punching bag out of yourself but being comfortable with who you are. Some people who were super successful were short too like Dio or Prince. For guys who are insecure about their height, I suggest watching owen cook - any video about overcoming insecurities. This guy nails it on the head.

[jamessolanki]

As a 168 cm boy ., i am happy with that

[itspogzy]

0:29 bro switched shirts unconsciously 😂

[Mingonator]

That 10 cm joke made me lmfao lol. I work in QC and deal with measurements all day and I needed this comic relief lmao thanks ❤️ #subscribed

[rianime]

You'll never be happy with yourself if you constantly look at what you don't have. Just try to be happy with what you've got, and make your body the best it can be, make your personality better, make your mindset better. There are people much shorter, but you have to get over the fact you are shorter.

[jakubbrachtl]

178 cm is 5 feet 10 inches(5, 8 feet isnt the same as 5 feet 8 inches)

[mostsharksdontattendchurch]

"Then surgically breaks the bone"

Proceeds to hit it with a fucking hammer.😂

[fredericos]

4:23 absolutely agree! Besides when I was in HS getting picked for a basketball game, places are usually way more comfortable for shorter people…

[botius]

*It feels great to be tall to look around and see many people are smaller, its just great^^ but i can be helpful for others too, so its good* *I am naturally tall, so NO Surgery*

[readharris]

this is possible thanks to the properties of wolffs law(which is basically how your bones repair themselves whenever you break them) so when the surgeon breaks the bone and the machine move the end away from the other the bone repairs itself, this is just a basic idea behind it

[robb]

I'm 5'8" and I'm very glad that I never paid attention to any comments regarding my hight. It would have been nice to be taller, but I always felt confident and I knew that being healthy and happy was more important. I would not even think of doing something to my body the could jeopardize my health, and it is ok if a woman picks a taller guy over me, I also have my preferences when I pick them...

[TheCoreGameplay]

I was born with one leg 12 cm shorter than the other. At 16 I had the surgery to lengthen it, gaining 6 cm. Let me tell you, it's incredibly painful. I felt like dying would be a mercy at some points. It's not the bone that hurts; it's the stretching of the muscles and tearing of the skin that's the worst part. Before the surgery, I could run. Now, I know I'll never run again. If I could go back, I wouldn't have the surgery and would just stick with a built-up shoe.

[itachi]

This man - pain is temporary height is eternal 😂