A small note to the people who come here regularly.

I’ve been putting a lot of time and energy into the this project for the last 4 months which has been a wonderful time which allowed me to fulfill a passion of mine. I now have to shift my focus on the other projects and responsibilities in my life. Currently there are things I have to do for my company which is my main business, my other online business, my school obligations, and my obligations for the people around me. I plan to put maybe another 2-4 full months of intense work and research on this website and then lessen the rate of research.

I was hoping from the beginning that I could find and assimilate all of the possible information from the internet on height increase to this website and I think that the task is mostly achieved. Any further research would probably be where I try to assimilate all the facts and research together to come up with new ideas and breakthroughs.

[Warning: Don’t start buying and using Growth Hormones hoping to increase your height unless you are absolutely certain that it is safe (or maybe just don’t care). GH is not recommended or even allowed legally into certain countries for people who are still growing and GH will not work for people who can take them legally which is after growing stops. It is sort of like a catch-22 people get stuck in. The only way legally to get around the loophole is if a person can get a specialist endocrinologies tho administer it to them clinically.]

I have recently become aware that there seems to be quite a few suppliers around the world which can get you synthetic Growth Hormones. Obviously the problem is that sometimes these suppliers don’t get you real GH but fake stuff.

There is a company from South China Sino Human Growth Hormone Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd which seems to sell almost everything. It is really hard for me to tell whether they sell the real GH stuff or the fake stuff. There are a few places where buyers and users review them but they are rather mixed.

From the website Eroids.com, most people who comment say that the company has “legit stuff” and has “good quality”. There seems to be even a linkedin account for Sino HGH and and the managers there and more. from the linked in account…

“Sino Co., Ltd is a company which specialize in human grow hormone,anabolic steroids,and peptides. We have own lab to produce finished prdocuts. 
Sino Human Growth Hormone Pharmaceutical Co.,Ltd.
We aim to be the best and the largest HGH, Injectable Steroids, oral steroids, anabolic steroids powder and Peptides supplier in China. Our company is located in Shenzhen since 2003, we gained a great reputation among our customers because of our professionalism in United States, United Kingdom, Europe,South Africa,South Asia,Latin America,etc. 
Best quality, fastest delivery,safest packing,most timely
aftersales service are the keys that we got credit from our clients all over the world. It is our ultimate goal to extend market presence to every part of the world. We warmly welcome sincere cooperation with customers from at home and abroad to explore a bright future together.”

This is the price listing they have…

Price list of all products from Sino HGH Pharm Co.Ltd

Human Growth Hormone Series:
Generic HGH——– $115/kit
Blue Top 4IU ——– $75/kit
Kigtropin ——– $120/kit
Jintropin ——– $180/kit
Hygetropin ——– $420/kit
Ansomone ——– $200/kit
Taitropin ——– $120/kit
Igtropin ——– $70/kit
IGF1 LR3 1mg ——– $70/kit
IGF1 LR3 10mg ——– $320/kit

Injectable anabolic steroids Series:
Testosterone Propionate ——- $40/kit
Testosterone Enanthate ——– $45/kit
Testosterone Cypionate ——– $45/kit
Sustanon 250 ——– $60/kit
Nandrolone Decanoate ——– $65/kit
Boldenone Acetate ——– $65/kit
Boldenone Udecylenate ——– $65/kit
Winstrol/Stanozolol ——– $45/kit
Trenbolone Acetate 75 ——– $70/kit
Trenbolone Enanthate 100 ——– $75/kit
Primobolan ——– $78/kit
Masteron ——– $68/kit
Testosterone Undecanoate ——– $33/kit
Erythropoietin (EPO) ——– $60/kit
Menotrophinfor Injection (HMG) ——– $60/kit
H C G ——– $65/kit

One thing I am not sure is whether it is possible that good steroids and peptides can go bad if the inventory is shelved for too long like food stuff. If that is case maybe the stuff the Chinese company was originally selling was good but went bad.

The price range for the steroids and peptides, which include many types of steroids which I have researched for possible height increase possibilities are quite reasonable.

The cost of shipping is from $45-$100 assuming the stuff is being bought by people in the US and UK. The amount of time you have to wait is usually 7-10 business days. They only accept Western Union, money grams, and bank transfers, but no Paypal or other escrow methods. (taken from FAQ section) The success in the delivery is not very high for certain countries.

Of course you always have the contact information below for any types of inquiry or concerns.

Contact Information

Company Name: Sino Human Growth Hormone Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd    Contact Person: Jack Liu   (Your message will be sent to the supplier directly)    Address: #735-740,Yingfeng Valley,Chuangchun Road, nanjing, Jiangsu, China    Telephone: 86-135-1072-1924    Fax: 86-135-1072-7895

While I don’t plan to be taking the GH injections anytime soon since it won’t really help increase height, it might be a good place for us to buy GH in case we are interested in doing a few studies and experiments. If a young person is crazy and desperate enough, I probably would point to this company to use so that they at least don’t get the fake stuff which can hurt them.

From this perspective article entitled “Mechanical Effects on Skeletal Growth” we learn about a very important law that is extremely applicable to our endeavor since it sort of validate old wives tales and common sense. If you exercise or push too much axial load on your bones when you are still young and can grow, you can possibly stunt your growth and decrease what would be your final height. The Hueter-Volkmann ‘Law’ implies a continuous monotonic relationship between loading and growth modulation. From the article…

“The ‘Hueter-Volkmann Law’ proposes that growth is retarded by increased mechanical compression, and accelerated by reduced loading in comparison with normal values”

and…

“The gross effect of growth modulation has been demonstrated qualitatively and semi-quantitatively. Sustained compression of physiological magnitude inhibits growth by 40% or more.”

To validate this law…

The mechanical modulation of epiphyseal growth is often referred to as the ‘Hueter-Volkmann Law’. Mechanical modulation of longitudinal growth by compressive forces is the most widely recognized, but tension, torsion and bending are also reported as having an influence on the longitudinal, rotational and angular development. While growth responds to sustained load, bone remodeling responds primarily to transient loading 5 . Intuitively it would appear that if bone growth responded to transient forces, then active children would achieve different stature than their less active peers. However, recent data suggest that intermittent large compressive stresses do reduce endochondral growth in the rat forelimb.

There has been clinical studies where it was observed that the spinal longitudinal growth was more because the vertebrate was not loaded as much.

A similar concept has been proposed in the mechanism of scoliosis progression during growth. In the spine, Gooding and Neuhauser reported “tall vertebrae” in patients with paralysis and also in younger patients who had been treated surgically with posterior fusion of the spine. They argued that the relative unloading of the spine produced increased longitudinal growth, although this was contested by Taylor. McCall et al. similarly reported on 3 patients who had increased height of the vertebrae (and thinner discs) secondary to long-term immobilization in plaster for treatment of idiopathic scoliosis.

Me: It seems that I am finding many websites and company these days which supply the actual components and raw material needed to perform actual experiments to test animals or our bodies to see if they can work for height increase. I have found a company which can supply the chondrocyte needed to perform experiments dealing with growth plate regeneration, the BMPs and growth factors needed to inject into the chondrocyte mediums, and the Growth Hormones and peptides used in Gh therapy. This post is to show the reader where to actually buy the specific types of BMPs I have been talking about for so long. If we can get the right raw materials, we can get microscopes, adult mice or rabbits from the pet store, and do histological testing after injections to see what happened to the long bones under real controlled experiments. I do know that there are already many DIY (do it yourself) biology and genetics labs across the US and if we can put a little money in, we could rent out a small space of a biotech company to perform our experiments.

From the Invitrogen website HERE

Apparently there is this company Invitrogen or Life Technologies which sells at least the BMP-2, 4, 7, and the BMPR1A . Maybe they sell more. The section is the “Growth Factors, Chemokines & Cytokines” section.

I know that from Tyler’s website HeightQuest.com that he has adsense ads which direct you to the Invitrogen website. I have been here before since they also sell chondrocyte growth cultures and growth factors.

You can also find the Manuals & Protocols document and MSDS PDFs on the same page

From the BMP product page HERE

Me: The study seems to suggest that you can delay and prevent the closure of the physics (growth plate) if you can cause even the slightest of distraction in the epiphysis and inject even a little bit of chondrocyte the lengthening process can be extended leading to more height increase. This validates to a slight extent the idea of possibly putting a type of growth plate implant into the long limbs so that they can continue to or restart to lengthen again. However, the issue is that if you just use chondrocyte injections, the effect seems to only go towards the hypertrophic zone and the chondrocytes start to cluster which previous experiments have shown was not a good thing in the resting zone.

From the study “The purpose of this study was to determine if cultured chondrocytes could prevent premature closure of the physis after physeal distraction in a rabbit model.” The actual experiment was ” injection of cultured chondrocytes after epiphyseal distraction” . The conclusion was that “The zone of hypertrophic chondrocytes was enlarged. It appears that the injected cells differentiated into hypertrophic chondrocytes and delayed premature physeal closure. At 10 weeks after distraction of the physis, the width of the physis was restored to 75% of normal, but disordered chondrocyte growth with cell clustering was present in the cell-injected group.”

Chondrocyte injection in distraction epiphysiolysis (rabbit model).

Me: The researchers in this study wanted to see what would be the effect on periosteal division if the growth plates are either distracted or compressed. Note that for 6 week old rabbits (still growing) which probably only weigh 2-3 kg with 1 kg of mass on both legs. This was done on the proximal tibial growth plate. What the researchers did was slice a piece of the periosteum layer off for about 1 cm on one half of the tibia. It seems that compression will inhibit the tibial growth and distraction enhance it, at least in the area where the compresion & distraction was done on. What is really strange is that the opposite effect is sense on the other end of the bone. As stated from the abstract “Periosteal division enhanced growth at the adjacent growth plate but inhibited it distally; the effect of distraction was enhanced and that of compression reduced.” remember that it is the proximal tibia we stripped on. What is important to note is that with these young, still growing rabbits, even small amounts of compression or distraction did affect bone growth. The periosteal division does seem to induce overgrowth by some type of mechanical effect but I am not sure how the process would even work. It is very interesting that the end of the abstract mention that this type of method of compressing and distraction certain areas of the long bones like the tibia can be using along with (or added as a side part) of certain types of  limb lengthening but not epiphyseolysis (why can’t it be used for epiphyseolysis I don’t know why??)

From PubMed study link HERE…

The relationship between periosteal division and compression or distraction of the growth plate. An experimental study in the rabbit.