Height compounds are ALWAYS worth it

[Goy.boy.Hero]

"Bro I'm not spending 3k just to be a few inches taller"

Calling money spent on FGFR3 inhibitors, aromatase inhibitors, GHRPs, GH, etc “not worth it” ignores how valuable even a small increase in adult height can potentially be in the way you get treated and get PAID.

Studies have reported substantial differences in earnings associated with height. One reported and extra $780 per year for every inch taller you are.

Over a lifetime, even a modest height difference could therefore correspond to a large theoretical difference in earnings. The thought that 3k on height compounds isn't worth it is very shortsighted and unwise.

Say you increase your height from what would've been 5'9 to 5'11. That's a 2 inch height increase. Meaning in theory, if you work for 40 years and make (780x2=$1560) 40x1560=$62,400 more money in your lifetime because you invested 3k when your growth plates were still open.

This goes for shoe lifts and basically every other looksmax that costs money as well, all because of the halo effect

This was kinda water but hope you all learned something anyways.

@ghost! @Mast Reich @Niebvll @HexumReincarnated

 

[Goy.boy.Hero]

"Bro I'm not spending 3k just to be a few inches taller"

Calling money spent on FGFR3 inhibitors, aromatase inhibitors, GHRPs, GH, etc “not worth it” ignores how valuable even a small increase in adult height can potentially be in the way you get treated and get PAID.

Studies have reported substantial differences in earnings associated with height. One reported and extra $780 per year for every inch taller you are.

Over a lifetime, even a modest height difference could therefore correspond to a large theoretical difference in earnings. The thought that 3k on height compounds isn't worth it is very shortsighted and unwise.

Say you increase your height from what would've been 5'9 to 5'11. That's a 2 inch height increase. Meaning in theory, if you work for 40 years and make (780x2=$1560) 40x1560=$62,400 more money in your lifetime because you invested 3k when your growth plates were still open.

This goes for shoe lifts and basically every other looksmax that costs money as well, all because of the halo effect

This was kinda water but hope you all learned something anyways.

@ghost! @Mast Reich @Niebvll @HexumReincarnated

Bump

 

[kryn]

yes it was very water but imo bone age 16+ isnt worth anything if you only want height, can still help dimo and frame tho.

 

[Goy.boy.Hero]

yes it was very water but imo bone age 16+ isnt worth anything if you only want height, can still help dimo and frame tho.

Even if it's water, it's still helping out greys icl

 

[Bajio]

"Bro I'm not spending 3k just to be a few inches taller"

Calling money spent on FGFR3 inhibitors, aromatase inhibitors, GHRPs, GH, etc “not worth it” ignores how valuable even a small increase in adult height can potentially be in the way you get treated and get PAID.

Studies have reported substantial differences in earnings associated with height. One reported and extra $780 per year for every inch taller you are.

Over a lifetime, even a modest height difference could therefore correspond to a large theoretical difference in earnings. The thought that 3k on height compounds isn't worth it is very shortsighted and unwise.

Say you increase your height from what would've been 5'9 to 5'11. That's a 2 inch height increase. Meaning in theory, if you work for 40 years and make (780x2=$1560) 40x1560=$62,400 more money in your lifetime because you invested 3k when your growth plates were still open.

This goes for shoe lifts and basically every other looksmax that costs money as well, all because of the halo effect

This was kinda water but hope you all learned something anyways.

@ghost! @Mast Reich @Niebvll @HexumReincarnated

water but still a good thread

 

[Scarso]

At what heigth being taller has dimishing effects u think

 

[pinterest]

"Bro I'm not spending 3k just to be a few inches taller"

Calling money spent on FGFR3 inhibitors, aromatase inhibitors, GHRPs, GH, etc “not worth it” ignores how valuable even a small increase in adult height can potentially be in the way you get treated and get PAID.

Studies have reported substantial differences in earnings associated with height. One reported and extra $780 per year for every inch taller you are.

Over a lifetime, even a modest height difference could therefore correspond to a large theoretical difference in earnings. The thought that 3k on height compounds isn't worth it is very shortsighted and unwise.

Say you increase your height from what would've been 5'9 to 5'11. That's a 2 inch height increase. Meaning in theory, if you work for 40 years and make (780x2=$1560) 40x1560=$62,400 more money in your lifetime because you invested 3k when your growth plates were still open.

This goes for shoe lifts and basically every other looksmax that costs money as well, all because of the halo effect

This was kinda water but hope you all learned something anyways.

@ghost! @Mast Reich @Niebvll @HexumReincarnated

It's not "spending 3k just to be a few inches taller" It's gambling with height and health if it was guaranteed to give me a few inches I'd be on it months ago