Introduction to the greatest heightmaxx ever discovered: regeneration of growth plates via growth factors and MSCs

regeneration of growth plates
the method


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introduction:


This thread include the procedure to reactivate or/and regenerate growth plates (while being targeted and safe), written in a comprehensive and understandable way. This method is adapted for home use.
While it might seem difficult at first, dont be discouraged and trust me. Its not.
Various difficult words will be used. Refer to the end of the thread for definitions (defined as symbole "*").
This guide is already in order. Make shure to follow it to the letter.


Goal: localized bone growth during and after puberty (until growth plates fusion*). You can visualize it as a second growth spurt.
This procedure is also relevant to widen the clavicles, but we’ll talk about that in details later.


Advantages and disadvantages:

🟩 - Low systemic* sides, possibility to choose where you want growth to happen (growth plates targeting as we will see later), only working option after puberty beside LL* while being cheaper and less invasive.
I also strongly believe this procedure to be more effective than hgh* and ai* combined during puberty.


🟥 - Expensive, experimental, and dangerous is poorly executed.


 dont do if:

-Osteoporosis*.
-Hyperthyroidism*/Hypothyroidism*.
-Cancer.
-Autoimmune Diseases*.
-Previous Trauma or Surgical Complications.
-Genetic Disorders Affecting Growth Plate Function.
-Chronic Inflammatory Conditions.
-Severe Skeletal Malformations or Deformities.
-You are above 30 (bones are likely already fully ossified with little to no possible growth).
-You are below 16.


requirements:
the cost of the whole procedure range from 10k to 40k per year everything involved. The price can be reduced if you buy from another country or buy in big quantity/to cheap sellers for exemples. I will also give various ways to reduce the price during the thread.
The dosages will be given later during the procedure.
⚠️ - Start by only buying an ultrasound device (made for home use) and an ultrasound/conductive gel if not included with the ultrasound. Proceed to phase 1 once bought before buying the rest.

-Allogeneic* mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs*)
(I wont include the method to use your own MSCs (aka autologous* MSCs) because of the impossibility at home and the overal complexity and risks. PM me if you really want it).

-growth factors* (BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2)
Could be used topically, but the results wont be as significants so we’ll use injectable solutions.

-an ultrasound device made for home use
Get one for the cheapest you can; make shure that the quality is correct (get one with an high-frequency linear probe (7-15 MHz) if possible).

-fridge that can go down to -20°C
You could use a normal fridge but it wouldnt be suitable - we will talk about it in details later.

-2 types of single usage syringes:
1
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.
2: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
Type 1 (for growth factors): Number of growth plates you choose × 27(if you inject 1 time every 2 week) or 54( if you inject 1 time a week)=
Type 2 (for stem cells): Number of growth plates you choose × 14(if you inject 1 time a month) or 27 (if you inject 1 time every 2 week)=



-Conductive/ultrasound gel if not provided with the ultrasound

-(Optionnal): an automatic injector to replace syringes if you are uncomfortable using them.


Lastly,

This procedure will be officially released in around 10 years or slightly more. Wait is an option. Here we wont be able to reconstitute totally new growth plates since it requiere a biologic scaffold, which is impossible to create or buy.


-introduction
-Phase 1: growth plates and how to determine their conditions
-Phase 2: bloodwork before the injections
-Phase 3: how to buy and store compounds
-Phase 4: the injections
-Phase 5: post injections
-Phase 6: additional compounds
-Phase 7: excepted growth per age
-Phase 8: potencial risks
-Phase 9: how to recognize that the procedure is working
-Bonus: the science behind the procedure
-Conclusion




growth plates and how to determine their conditions




-Choosing the targeted growth plates
-learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body
-Determine the state of growth plates


This step is necessary as it will allow us to anderstand the state of your growth plates.
You only need the gel and the ultrasound as mentionned earlier.




Choossing the targeted growth plates

You will first need to choose the growth plates you’d like to target (choose carefully those growth plates will determine where you will get growth).
I chose the ones with the best height gain potencial. Just make your choice between them.
The price is obviously exponential to the number of growth plates you choose.

I recommend legs since its there that you have the most potencial for growth.
Arms length will be decreased compared to the rest of the body, but I don't think it's a big problem. You can choose to add growth plates that contribute to arms lengh if thats an issue for you.


1) 2 growth plates in the legs: distal femur and proximal tibial.
You ideally want to choose both growth plates, but if you are really short on money choose only one, just keep in mind that the result will likely be divided by 2.

2) upper body: lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5) and thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12).
I do not recommend this option. There is no real targetable growth plates in the upper body. Results could be unsignificant.

3) Bonus: clavicles.
Optionnal, work for frame gains. May also help balancing the results. Concidere it if your frame is already bad. There’s 4 growth plates in the clavicles (2 per side).
You can choose to only target 2. The same for each sides. If you opt for that option, the growth plates located at the medial end of the clavicle is the best option.




Learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body

Now that you chose, we can continue with the next step:
Find the growth plates you chose on the pictures.


1) legs(4 growth plates in total - 2 per leg)


Proximal tibial
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Located near the hip joint at the top of the femur (the red bones on the left picture).
Represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.



Distal femur
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Located just below the knee joint, at the top of the tibia (the red bones on the left picture).
On the right picture, represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.


2)upper body (not recommended)


thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12)
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lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5)
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3)clavicles


Clavicules (2 growth plates per side)
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There’s one growth plate at the lateral end, and one at the medial end.
Growth plates are represented as the 2 white lines on each part of the bones (last picture).




Determine the state of the growth plates


Now that you know where the growth plates are,

1) Make shure that you have both the gel and the device with you.

2) Apply the gel to the area of the growth plate, position the ultrasound probe perpendicular to the skin and scan the area, moving slowly in circular motion to create an image of the underlying bone structure.
There might be an explanatory note with the ultrasound. If so follow it.

3) locate the growth plate:

-Look like a a black line (cartilage) between 2 lighter bones on the ultrasound.
if the quality of your ultrasound is low or if your plate are closed since a long time be very careful to any line or pseudo line that may look slightly darker than the rest. Ajust the depth and gain of the ultrasound to see it as clearly as possible.
If you see that line, you can continue and start the procedure. Otherwise you may still try but the results could not be significant or even be null (growth plates likely already fused and became bones. If thats the case you’ll have to wait until they release the full procedure - the risk of complications increase in that case).

If you see a line only for a part of the growth plates you are targeting:
Make shure that you really dont see it. If thats the case only target the ones that are open on both sides (if only one is open on one side it automatically exclude both from the procedure).


Repeat this process for each growth plate you chose🔄




bloodwork before the injections (recommended)




Do one if you are cautious and dont want to take any risks.
You want everything to be normal and ideally good.


What to test:

-Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) or Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) Evaluates kidney function, electrolyte balance, glucose levels, and overall metabolic health.

-Liver Function Tests (LFTs)
ensure that the liver is functioning well.

-Growth Hormone (GH)
To check baseline levels of growth hormone.

-Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1)
assess baseline levels and understand the growth potential.

-Sex Hormones (Testosterone/Estrogen)
To evaluate hormonal status

-Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase *(BAP):
important for baseline bone health assessment.


After the bloodwork, you may notice that you have high E2 (Estrogen). You can add an aromatase inhibitor to the stack if thats the case.
Dont worry we will talk about that in details around the end of the thread.




how to buy and store compounds




-where to buy the stem cells and growth factors
-stock the compound adequately



where to buy the compounds



I will link some websites where you may be able to buy those compouds. If you dont find them or if you think that they are too expensive do your own research/ ask by answering to this thread.

Just check the purity and cell viability (for Stem cell should be >85% after thawing).
Its better if you buy it from a reputable and certified laboratory or biobank if you can.


⚠️The most expensive compound in the stack is by far stem cells. Try to buy it from another country and do everything you can to get it as cheap as possible.
Make shure that it is human Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs)



buying growth factors should be way easier. Here’s a link thats supposedly legit (thx to @vzyxzs ).


stock the compounds adequately


MSCs:

Make shure that it come pre-prepared in vials that are ready for immediate use.
The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and cell type.

Store them as per the supplier’s instructions and typically refrigerated at minimum 4°C (standard fridge temperature). Just put the box in the fridge if possible.

⚠️ crucial imformation: stem cells (MSCs) can only be kept 24 to 48h in a normal fridge ( ≈ 4°C ) including transport time. Its not ideal at all. If you choose this option you’ll need to inject immediately and you can’t more than one dose at a time.

What i recommend
: Buy, rent /bought second hand a small fridge that can go down to -20°C (will cost you around 500$. Maybe less). Stem cells can be kept 1 week ideally, and up to 2. You’ll have way more time.

You can also choose to buy a special fridge that can go down even more if you want to keep stem cells longer, but you’ll need a special electricity installation and the price will be way higher.


Growth factors:

Same as stem cells, store them as per the supplier’s instructions. (most of the time minimum 4°C)
Same as stem cells, The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and growth factor type.


At 4°C, growth factors you can keep it up to 2 weeks.

You can keep it up to a year if you use a -20°C fridge.
You are now able to buy a complete 1 year supply in only one time.


Additional important tips:

-In the fridge, put the growth factors and the stem cells and far as possible, growth factors in front and stem cells behind.

-Try to avoid light in contact with the compounds as much as possible.

-Let both the growth factors and stem cells 20 minute out at home temperature before putting them in the fridge.

-4°C fridge refer to the normal lowest temperature your fridge can go. Using a thermometer to verifie the temperature is recommended.

-try to take out of the fridge the right quantity, or else you might create damages by getting them out too often (temperature changes are damaging the structure of compounds).




the injections


-Regularity of injections and models of syringues
-prepare compounds to injections
-dosages and advices pre injections
-injections


Before starting mesure yourself barefoot just after waking up and without counting your hairs. Write down the exact height.
Also be shure to have a picture of the state of your growth plates taken with the ultrasound to compare later.

We will inject 2 types of compounds.
A type of stem cells called MSCs,
And 3 type of growth factors,
BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

You’ll also need the ultrasound and the gel. Make shure to have both close to you.

The full duration of the procedure is one year. You can choose to increase it up to 2 years or to decrease it depending on your needs.




regularity of injections and models of syringue


Growth factors: 1 time a week or 1 time every 2 weeks.
Stem cells: 1 time every 2 weeks or 1 time every 4 weeks.

For optimal efficiency you want growth factors to be injected 2 time more than stem cells.
You will inject growth factors alone 1 time out of 2. Its normal.



the right models of syringes for stem cells and growth factors are:

stem cells: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
growth factors
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.


You will change all the syringues every sessions. Never use a syringue for more than 1 session. You will use 1 syringue of the right type as indicated before per growth plate.

Note: Growth factors can be used alone(without MSCs) if you have financial problems, but the effectiveness will be greatly reduced.




Prepare compounds to injection



We first need to thaw and prepare the compounds to injection (i will explain how to do so for both liquid and powder forms and for both -20°C and 4°C fridge temperatures).
Dont forget that you’ll have to inject quickly after preparation.


For growth factors(same process for all 3):

liquid:

-If stored at -20°C, take the vials of liquid growth factors out of the fridge and allow them to thaw slowly at room temperature. This may take 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the volume.

If stored in a fridge at 4°C, let it sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

Once thawed and ready for use, transfer the liquid growth factor into the adequate syringe.


powder:

-Take the vial of powdered growth factor out of the fridge (same process for both 4°C and -20°C) and let it warm to room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

-Inject the diluent (sterile water, saline, or buffer solution) slowly into the vial containing the powder with a sterile syringue and needle. Be carefull to draw up the appropriate amount of diluent as indicated by the manufacturer’s instructions.
-Gently swirl the vial until the powder fully dissolves. Do not shake vigorously, as this could damage the protein structure of the growth factor.
-Once the growth factor is fully reconstituted, use a sterile syringe to draw the solution into the syringe. Make shure that no air bubbles remain.


For stem cells:


liquid:


If from a -20°C fridge: Transfer the stem cells from the -20°C freezer to a 4°C refrigerator. Allow them to thaw gradually in the refrigerator for a few hours.
After the cells have been moved to 4°C and thawed for the recommended time, you can then bring them to room temperature (about 20-25°C) for a short period before injection. Ensure this step is done quickly, ideally within 15-30 minutes, to minimize any risk of compromising the cells.

If from a 4°C fridge: Bring to room temperature for 10mn.

You can fill the syringue with the compound, again, make shure that no air bubbles remain.

To take the right dosage, just convert the unit used for the compound and change it to mL (the unit written on the syringue) then fill the syringe until the liquid reaches the desired unit.




dosages and advices pre injections



you previoulsy choosed which growth plates you wanted to inject in. Those are the ones and only places where you will inject, one after the other.


Make shure to respect these crucial steps before injecting:


1) Syringes are perfectly sterile and your skin is disinfected.
3) Know how to recognize growth plates, look at point 2, the methodology is there too if you are not familiar with the usage of the ultrasound (which will be used during injections).
4) You will inject 5 times all around each growth plate for both compounds (all the injections will be in a localized area of 1cm or less all around the growth plate). Try to inject as evenly as possible.
5) For the first time injecting, use growth factors 2-3 days before stem cells. You’ll inject both at the same time after that (still inject growth factor first then, even if its only slightly).
6) We will start with lower dosages and gradually increase for both stem cells and growth factors:
First, you’ll use 25% of the dosage, then you’ll go up to 50%, 75%, and then 100%, upgrading of 25% each sessions. Look for any sides. If you dont face any continue to increase until you reach 100%; you will continue with that dosage for the rest of the procedure.
7)Be consistent in the doses administered to each growth plate and the timing of injections. Ensure equal distribution on both sides of the body (e.g., right and left limbs).
8)inject shortly before sleep for better results.


Dosages: keep in mind that you have to multiplie this amount by the number of growth plates you want to target. For exemple: if im targeting legs, and i choose distal femur and proximal tibia: i multiplie by 4 the total amount of product i need for each compound. (There’s 1 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia per leg).
Also dont forget to divide by 5 the amount since you inject 5 times per growth plate for both growth factors and stem cells.



Ideal Dosages(MSCs/stem cells)


Age 16-20: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-25: 3 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 26-30: 4 million MSCs per growth plate.

You can choose to use reduced dosages as following if you have trouble finding money:

Age 16-20: 0.5-1 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-30: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.


Ideal dosages growth factors:


BMP-2
: 0.5mg per growth plate.

IGF-1: 50µg per growth plate.

FGF-2: 50µg per growth plate.



injections



First take the ultrasound device, and use it as usual to project a picture of the zone of injection. Find nerves and veins.(Nerves will appear as echogenic structures and veins as pulsations or color changes on the ultrasound)
You can also use the 2 pictures here:
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The picture on the right represent veins, and the picture on the left nerves.


select 5 injection points where you are shure to avoid them and mark them. After doing so, dont stop the ultrasound.


growth factors:
you will inject the 3 growth factors one after the other, in the order of your choice. Dont forget to inject evenly 5 times all around the growth plates for each of them as explained earlier.


With the ultrasound still activated, slowly inject just beneath the skin into the soft tissue, in the direction of the growth plate. Usually this is subvutaneous or slightly intramuscular. 1 to 2cm deep depending of your bodyfat%(if average do 1.5cm, if important do 2cm, and if little do 1cm). While injecting, make shure again to avoid veins and nerves.

While you are pushing the needle in your skin, you should be able to see it on the ultrasound (you may not always be able to see it as easily dependently of the growth plate). Move the needle to place it in the desired location, near the growth plate. Once the needle is in place remove it VERY slightly (reduce the chance of hitting a vein), then inject the compound. You should be able to see it spreading on the ultrasound in the surrounding tissue, which confirms correct placement.

repeat this operation 5 times, for the 5 injections points 🔄
Dont forget to use alcohol to resterilize the needle after each injection.

Now change the syringue to the right one for stem cells as said before,


For Stem Cells:

The process is the same, except that it should be injected slightly deeper, but still into the soft tissue around the growth plate, not into the bone itself. Around 1.5 to 3cm deep depending of your bodyfat %.

After injections, re-scan the area to ensure that the injected solution is located correctly near the growth plate. There should be no leakage into unintended areas

remember: After you stop the injections, growth may continue for some weeks to month, its normal.



post injections/session




-What to do and not do
-stretching
-muscle strengthening


I am now going to give you some advices once a session of injection is done and during the time between sessions.


What to do and not do


What to do:
-Hydration: stay very hydrated. Never feel thirsty.
-Nutrition: this step is crucial. Eat as much as you can (foods with a lot of proteins if possible).
-posture: try to stand up straight.
-sleep: you need to sleep for as long as you can and as deep as you can. There’s multiple guides for that on the forum.
-Sleep posture:
Side Sleepers: Use a pillow between the legs to keep the spine aligned.
Back Sleepers: Use a pillow under the knees to relieve pressure on the lower back.
-if you notice any important side. Dont ignore it.

What to not do:

-High-Impact Sports or Activities: Limit activities that involve jumping, running, or other high-impact movements, as they can place undue stress on the growth plates.
-Prolonged Inactivity.
-dont take any other treatment.

-dont smoke or drink.


You should also stretch(increase the effectiveness of the procedure, reduce sides and incomfort).
I included stretches for each growth plate you can target. Just choose the right ones.
You will stretch just before sleep. Everyday.



1) Lower Body Stretches (legs growth plates)

-Hamstring Stretch:
Sit on the floor with one leg extended and the other bent. Reach toward your toes on the extended leg, keeping your back straight.

-Quadriceps Stretch:
Stand and hold onto a wall or sturdy object for balance. Pull one foot toward your glutes, keeping your knees together. Push your hips slightly forward for a deeper stretch.

-Hip Flexor Stretch:
Kneel on one knee and step the opposite foot forward. Push your hips forward while keeping your back straight.

-Calf Stretch:
Stand facing a wall, place your hands against it, and step one foot back, keeping both feet flat. Lean forward to feel a stretch in the back leg.

-Adductor Stretch:
Sit with your feet together and your knees bent out to the sides. Hold your feet and gently push your knees toward the ground using your elbows.

-Glute Stretch:
Lie on your back with one foot placed on the opposite knee. Grab the back of the supporting leg and gently pull toward your chest.

2) Joint Mobility (do this part no matter what growth plates you chose)

-Hip Circles:
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, hands on hips. Slowly rotate your hips in a circle, first in one direction, then the other.

-Ankle Circles:
Sit or stand and lift one foot off the ground. Rotate your ankle slowly in a circular motion, 10 times in each direction.

-Knee Rotations:
Stand with feet together and knees slightly bent. Place your hands on your knees and rotate them in small circles, first clockwise and then counterclockwise.

-Hip Bridges:
Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Push through your heels to lift your hips until your body forms a straight line from shoulders to knees.

3) Upper Body Stretches (clavicles growth plates)

-Shoulder Stretch:
Extend one arm across your chest and hold it with the opposite arm, keeping the extended arm straight. Hold for 30 seconds and switch sides.

-Chest Stretch:
Stand in a doorway, place your hands on the frame, and gently lean forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.

4) spine stretches(spine/upper body growth plates)

-Cat-Cow Stretch:
Begin on all fours. Alternate between arching your back (cow pose) and rounding it (cat pose) in a fluid motion.

-Cobra stretch:
Lie face down with your palms under your shoulders. Push your upper body off the floor, keeping your hips down, and gently arch your back.


Repeat each stretch 3 times.



muscle strengthening



Lastly, here’s a program for the muscles, also hepling with the procedure.
you’ll need some cheap and common equipements. Either buy them or find an alternative. Adapt this program to your needs. Its not fixed.


Lower body strength


1. Bodyweight Squats
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


2. Glute Bridges
Reps: 3 sets of 15-20 reps.


3. Lunges
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per leg.


4. Calf Raises
Reps: 3 sets of 15 reps.


Core and Stability


1. Planks
Duration: Hold for 30-45 seconds, 3 sets.


2. Bird Dogs
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per side.


3. Side Planks
Duration: Hold for 20-30 seconds per side, 3 sets.


Upper Body Strength


1. Push-Ups
Reps: 3 sets of 8-12 reps.


2. Resistance Band Rows
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


3. Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps (use light weights).


Do this program 3-4 times a week.



additional compounds



Optionnal compounds to increase the effects of the initial procedure (ranked by effectiveness).

All those compounds should be used in the evening.


1) -somatropine( hgh ) + mk677* - (same dosages for both)
2) -somatropine( hgh )
Dosage
: Start at 1iu and increase to 3iu over the next 2-4weeks.

3) -mk677
Dosage: Start with 10-15 mg daily. After 1-2 weeks, you can increase to 25mg per day.
You may also want to cycle it for better effectiveness (every 6 month 2 weeks off).

4) -aromatase inhibitor (only if high E2 after bloodwork)
i recommend aromasin
Dosage
: 12.5 mg every other day.

5)- SAG: could increase the effectiveness of this procedure of around 20%.
Sadly dosages or ways of administrations are unclear so i dont inlude it to the procedure. starting doses range from 1–10 mg/kg in animals models. Thats all i found. If you find a way to use it for humans tag me
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Building blocks: (i dont include dosages, those are very easy to find. Just make shure to take a fairly important dose). They are not in order.

-collagen (morning before eating with water).
-vitamin C (morning before eating with water).
-sam-e* (morning before eating with water).
-calcium (morning while eating).
-Vitamin D (morning while eating).
-vitamin k (morning while eating).
-boron (morning while eating).
-omega 3 (morning while eating).
-multivitamins (2 time a day while eating).
-magnesium (just before sleep).
-zink (just before sleep).
-arginine (just before sleep).
-ornithine (just before sleep).
-glutamine (just before sleep).
-melatonin (just before sleep).





recognize signs that the procedure is working



The most obvious: you are growing(mesure yourself barefoot and compare it with the before. It might take will take up to 6 month before seeing significant results but growth will be exponential from that point).

What to do:

Daily ultrasound check
take the photo you made at the start and compare, first to see the results, and second to detect any anormal growth (very unlikely but could happen if you did something wrong).

Here’s what to look for on the ultrasound

-Signs of healthy, well-defined cartilage.
-Look for increases in the thickness of the cartilage or changes in the surrounding tissue.
-The space between the epiphyseal (end of the bone) and metaphyseal (shaft of the bone) region is indicative of active growth. A larger gap is a good sign.
-Check for any changes in the overall bone structure and density around the growth plate. Healthy bone development around the treated area is a good sign of effective therapy.
-also make shure that there are no unexpected abnormalities or negative changes in the surrounding bone or cartilage that could indicate issues with the treatment.



Blood work: (one time a month or every 2 month)



Help to see if the procedure is working, and prevent sides.

What to test:

To monitor results:

Osteocalcin*:
Indicates bone formation and turnover. Increased levels suggest that bone remodeling is actively occurring.

Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP):
Elevated levels indicate increased osteoblast activity and bone formation.

C-Terminal Telopeptide* (CTX):
A marker for bone resorption. Moderate increases can suggest bone turnover, but excessively high levels could indicate undesirable bone loss so be careful about that.

Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
Monitor IGF-1 levels to confirm whether growth factors are having their intended effect. Elevated levels indicate that the injected IGF-1 is functioning as expected.

Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 (FGF-2):
Check FGF levels to see if injections are elevating levels, ensuring that tissue regeneration and bone repair are being stimulated.

Testosterone/Estrogen Levels (if aromatase inhibitor)
check that the E2 level decreases.

General health:

Complete Blood Count (CBC):
This test checks for overall immune function and can help detect infections or abnormalities in blood cell production due to the procedure.

Liver Function Tests (LFTs):
Liver enzymes such as AST, ALT, and bilirubin should be monitored to ensure that the procedure and the administered growth factors are not stressing the liver.

Kidney Function Tests:
Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels help assess kidney function, ensuring the kidneys are not being adversely affected by the treatment.

Glucose and Insulin Levels:
Hgh related compounds can affect glucose metabolism. Monitoring blood sugar levels ensures there are no unintended effects, such as insulin resistance or blood sugar imbalances.



Excepted growth per age:



Remember that those are estimations.

Age 16-20:
1-Year Treatment:
10cm
2-Year Treatment:
15cm

Age 21-25:
1-Year Treatment:
7cm
2-Year Treatment:
8-10cm

Age 26-30
1-Year Treatment:
3-4cm
2-Year Treatment
5cm



Potencial risks:


1. Unintended Growth or Imbalance
If growth factors are not administered uniformly or if injections are not precisely targeted, there can be an imbalance in growth. This could result in uneven or asymmetrical growth of bones or other tissues.
5-10% chance of happening if errors are committed. Less than 1% otherwise.


2. Complications Related to Growth Factors
Can cause joint deformities or other complications.
2% chance of happening with high dosages.


3. Hormonal imbalance
Prolonged use of growth factors like IGF-1 or BMP-2 can affect the body’s natural hormonal balance impacting overall health.
Less than 1% chance of happening with adequate dosages.

4. Systemic effects
Although intended to be localized, there is a risk that growth factors or stem cells could have some systemic effect, while being minor due to the small amount of product.
Less than 1% chance of happening.



anderstand the science behind this procedure


1. Growth Plates and Endochondral Ossification
Growth plates(or epiphyseal plates) are regions of hyaline cartilage located at the ends of long bones, which are responsible for longitudinal bone growth. Bone growth at the growth plates occurs via endochondral ossification, process in which cartilage is replaced by bone tissue.

Endochondral Ossification Stages:
-Proliferation Zone: Chondrocytes (or cartilage cells) divide and form columns of cells, increasing the length of the bone.
-Hypertrophic Zone: The chondrocytes enlarge and begin to calcify.
-Calcification Zone: The cartilage matrix becomes calcified, and the chondrocytes die off, leaving the mineralized cartilage scaffold.
-Ossification Zone: Osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) replace the calcified cartilage with bone tissue.

2. Growth Plate Stimulation via MSCs and Growth Factors:
The concept behind this procedure is to reactivate or stimulate growth plates by introducing both mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and growth factors that promote bone growth.

The Role of MSCs in Growth Plate Reactivation:

When injected into or near growth plates, MSCs help replenish the chondrocyte population, aiding the continued process of endochondral ossification.
In the presence of specific growth factors (discussed below), MSCs are encouraged to differentiate into chondrocytes and osteoblasts, which prommote new cartilage formation and bone growth.

A. Mesenchymal Stem Cells:
MSCs are multipotent stromal cells that have the ability to differentiate into various cell types, including osteoblasts (bone-forming cells), and chondrocytes (cartilage-forming cells).

B. Growth Factors:
Growth factors are signaling molecules that regulate cellular processes such as proliferation, differentiation, and tissue regeneration. The three key growth factors that are used in this procedure are BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

1. Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2 (BMP-2):
BMP-2 is crucial for inducing osteogenesis and chondrogenesis. It plays a key role in promoting the differentiation of MSCs into osteoblasts and chondrocytes. In the context of the procedure, BMP-2 accelerate the process of chondrocyte differentiation, enhance cartilage formation at the growth plate, and promote new bone formation.

2. Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
IGF-1 is an anabolic growth factor that stimulates the proliferation of chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It is essential for both the expansion of cartilage in the growth plate and for bone elongation.

3. Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 (FGF-2):
FGF-2 is involved in the proliferation and differentiation of various cell types, including chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It plays a supportive role in maintaining the health of the cartilage and in stimulating growth plate activity.

3. Outcomes:
The MSCs and growth factors are injected into specific growth plate regions. The goal is to mimic the natural developmental process of endochondral ossification, even in a post-adolescent body where growth plates may have started to close or ossified.

If successful, the coordinated activity of MSCs and growth factors would lead to increased chondrocyte activity in the growth plates, resulting in new cartilage formation followed by its replacement with bone tissue. Over time, this process would lead to the elongation of the bones targeted, leading to an increase in height.



conclusion


In this guide, we saw how to regenerate growth plates activity, step by step, in a simple manner.
It took days of efforts to make this thread, which i choose to release for free to all of you.
Sorry for my grammar. There might be some errors.
I hope that this will be useful, dont hesitate to share your experience if you chose to undergo this procedure.
Ask if you have any question.

I wish all of you good luck.


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Growth plate fusion: Process in which growth plates turn into bones.
Systemic: That affect the whole body.
LL: Leg Lengthening chirurgy.
Hgh: Hormone naturally produced by the pituilary gland in the brain. Well known for its effect on height increase during puberty, anti aging effect
and muscle building potencial.

ai: Aromatase inhibitors, are, as their names indicate, inhibiting the action of the enzyme aromatase, which convert androgens to estrogen.
Osteoporosis: Bone disease that is characterized by a decrease in bone density and quality.
Hyperthyroidism: A condition in which the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone.
Hypothyroidism: The opposite of hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones.
Autoimmune Diseases: Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own cells and tissues, mistaking them for foreign agents.
Allogeneic: Biologic material from someone else body.
autologous: Biologic material from your body.
MSCs: stem cells(or unassigned cells)that can differenciate in 4 cells type:
-Osteoblasts (bone cells)
-Chondrocytes (cartilaginous cells)
-Adipocytes (fat cells)
-Myocytes (muscle cells)

Mk677: Chemical that stimulates the secretion of growth hormone (GH) by mimicking the action of ghrelin, a natural hormone that stimulates hunger and GH secretion.
Sam-e: Chemical that the human body produces naturally from the amino acid methionine and ATP (adenosine triphosphate). Its link to growth is difficult but powerful.
Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP): BAP is an enzyme produced by osteoblasts (cells responsible for bone formation). Its concentration in the blood is an indicator of bone formation.
C-Terminal Telopeptide: CTX is a marker of bone resorption, the process by which bone tissue is broken down. Its a fragment released when type I collagen (an important protein in bones) is broken down.
Osteocalcin: Osteocalcin is a protein produced by osteoblasts and is involved in bone mineralization. It is often used as a marker of bone formation.



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The dosages i gave are accurate
We pretty much know what work and what doesnt
Stem cells and growth factor are on the market for a while unlike SAG for exemple

It's only a matter of time before we know the exact dosages of SAG.
 
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Btw for everyone that didnt please upvote my thread
That might be too ambitious but i’d like to go in botb
 
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Btw for everyone that didnt please upvote my thread
That might be too ambitious but i’d like to go in botb
Bro check that article i send a few mins ago
 
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Subliminals are free
 
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This was a study to improve osteoarthritis that messes with the cartilage in the knee.
However, since it is not the same type of cartilage as the epiphase, I don't know if it is possible to take much advantage of this article.

despite this, the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells towards cartilage is clear
 
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Few things:
- your body could reject the stem cells
- you can't guarantee stem cell diffentiation even with growth factors
- tainted stem cells /infection = bye bye especially from non trustworthy sources
- I doubt people here are competent enough to use ultrasound to do this, are you sure growth plates can be visualised using ultrasound clear enough?
 
Few things:
- your body could reject the stem cells
- you can't guarantee stem cell diffentiation even with growth factors
- tainted stem cells /infection = bye bye especially from non trustworthy sources
- I doubt people here are competent enough to use ultrasound to do this, are you sure growth plates can be visualised using ultrasound clear enough?
Yes you definitly can see growth plates if you take a right one like like i explain
The chance of rejection is extremly low im pretty shure you know why
You cant garantee that 100% of stem cells will become the right type, but the very majority will for multiple reasons.
Again infection if very rare if done correctly
 
Yes you definitly can see growth plates if you take a right one like like i explain
The chance of rejection is extremly low im pretty shure you know why
You cant garantee that 100% of stem cells will become the right type, but the very majority will for multiple reasons.
Again infection if very rare if done correctly
I'll calculate costs for this later, and if its significantly cheaper than LL I can try (provided i dont go ahead sifh HGH due fo plate fusion) I go to med school so I'll see if I can subtly bring this up to a lecturer and ask them about.

Only issue is in cucked UK they won't send any of these scientific products to residential addresses, so that will be a huge problem with sourcing.
 
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I'll calculate costs for this later, and if its significantly cheaper than LL I can try (provided i dont go ahead sifh HGH due fo plate fusion) I go to med school so I'll see if I can subtly bring this up to a lecturer and ask them about.

Only issue is in cucked UK they won't send any of these scientific products to residential addresses, so that will be a huge problem with sourcing.
I dont think buying stem cells should be a bug issue honestly. By just looking at Google i found multiples sellers that cheap to EU
Yh ask if you can its always a good thing
They probably wont know much though
 
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Honestly i will. I less than 5 years i’ll be on it. I would have never done this thread and include that much info if i thought that no one would do. I guess thats most peoples need to do it too. That someone try it for them
mate i dont think you will though
you say to order stem cells from another country but also say in room temperature they will die in 2 days?. if i use your french source and do the growth plates you did, which is 4 of them it would be 4 x 900 euros and do it once every 2 weeks which would mean injecting 26 times so therefore 3600 x 26 =86400 euros a year NOT including growth factors.

also a -20degree fridge is called a freezer in english

dont smoke or drink.
true but why don't you explain some things like smoking slows down remodelling and there is not a single study linked on anything and why would we ever ever do this bloodclart stretching and gym regiment ?
 
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mate i dont think you will though
you say to order stem cells from another country but also say in room temperature they will die in 2 days?. if i use your french source and do the growth plates you did, which is 4 of them it would be 4 x 900 euros and do it once every 2 weeks which would mean injecting 26 times so therefore 3600 x 26 =86400 euros a year NOT including growth factors.

also a -20degree fridge is called a freezer in english


true but why don't you explain some things like smoking slows down remodelling and there is not a single study linked on anything and why would we ever ever do this bloodclart stretching and gym regiment ?
Do you know how long would this thread be if i was explaining everything? Like do you have any idea of how much time it already took me?
You can get stem cells for way less i just linked some random ones,
Its why i say to NOT use a normal fridge and one that can go to -20C. So you can keep them safe longer.
 
It should be injected around the growth plate but not in it
Injecting stem cells slightly deeper (1.5 to 3 cm deep) while still avoiding the bone is logical. It increases the likelihood that the stem cells will localize in the soft tissue near the growth plate and migrate into the growth plate area.
what if the soft tissue just gets all the stem cells and u end up with some fat tumour
 
You pretty much just need the growth factors which the ones op posted aren't even the best for the intended purpose tldr stuff that people have discussed already for years
 
Some guy grew 1.5 inches on just the growth factors and could be stacked money being the primary issue and his growth plates were closed for years already
 
what if the soft tissue just gets all the stem cells and u end up with some fat tumour
The growth plate has specific signaling environments that guide MSCs toward differentiating into chondrocytes. With growth factor in addition there’s no problem
 
Some guy grew 1.5 inches on just the growth factors and could be stacked money being the primary issue and his growth plates were closed for years already
If you read the guide i actually talk abt that. Its just way better with MSCs but growth factors can work alone
 
Do you know how long would this thread be if i was explaining everything? Like do you have any idea of how much time it already took me?
You can get stem cells for way less i just linked some random ones,
Its why i say to NOT use a normal fridge and one that can go to -20C. So you can keep them safe longer.
ok but why are you calling it a fridge and not a freezer, do u not have freezers in france
 
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You pretty much just need the growth factors which the ones op posted aren't even the best for the intended purpose tldr stuff that people have discussed already for years
And yes the ones i talk abt are the best
 
You pretty much just need the growth factors which the ones op posted aren't even the best for the intended purpose tldr stuff that people have discussed already for years
link it
 
ok but why are you calling it a fridge and not a freezer, do u not have freezers in france
I dont perfectly speak english yet
But there’s shurely the same kind of stuff in France
 
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not a singole molecule
 
i lowkey am so bored with life that ill probably save up enough money to do this shit

time to become tallcel and get rejected by foids because im not 7+ PSL, over.

do you recommend also doing this for wingspan gains? its unlikely foids could notice that you'd have dino arms, but the possibility still exists.
 
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i lowkey am so bored with life that ill probably save up enough money to do this shit

time to become tallcel and get rejected by foids because im not 7+ PSL, over.

do you recommend also doing this for wingspan gains? its unlikely foids could notice that you'd have dino arms, but the possibility still exists.
Work too but its ×2 time more expensive
 
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Work too but its ×2 time more expensive
i mean id rather spend more money than look a disproportionate cuck

mirin for the info, no rotter would be able to collect all of this info
 
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i mean id rather spend more money than look a disproportionate cuck

mirin for the info, no rotter would be able to collect all of this info
Ty. Took a really important amount of time im glad you like it
 
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500mg test + 150mcg t4 + 12 iu gh + 7.5mg letrozole mogs
 
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I’m disappointed I thought this was going to be good
I was waiting for you to answer my thread and you reacted excatly as i thought you would
And Its normal
when you dont know something you tend to idealize it
My thread is objectively infinitely better than yours thought.
 
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regeneration of growth plates
the method


View attachment 3144054


introduction:


This thread include the procedure to reactivate or/and regenerate growth plates (while being targeted and safe), written in a comprehensive and understandable way. This method is adapted for home use.
While it might seem difficult at first, dont be discouraged and trust me. Its not.
Various difficult words will be used. Refer to the end of the thread for definitions (defined as symbole "*").
This guide is already in order. Make shure to follow it to the letter.


Goal: localized bone growth during and after puberty (until growth plates fusion*). You can visualize it as a second growth spurt.
This procedure is also relevant to widen the clavicles, but we’ll talk about that in details later.


Advantages and disadvantages:

🟩 - Low systemic* sides, possibility to choose where you want growth to happen (growth plates targeting as we will see later), only working option after puberty beside LL* while being cheaper and less invasive.
I also strongly believe this procedure to be more effective than hgh* and ai* combined during puberty.


🟥 - Expensive, experimental, and dangerous is poorly executed.


 dont do if:

-Osteoporosis*.
-Hyperthyroidism*/Hypothyroidism*.
-Cancer.
-Autoimmune Diseases*.
-Previous Trauma or Surgical Complications.
-Genetic Disorders Affecting Growth Plate Function.
-Chronic Inflammatory Conditions.
-Severe Skeletal Malformations or Deformities.
-You are above 30 (bones are likely already fully ossified with little to no possible growth).
-You are below 16.


requirements:
the cost of the whole procedure range from 10k to 40k per year everything involved. The price can be reduced if you buy from another country or buy in big quantity/to cheap sellers for exemples. I will also give various ways to reduce the price during the thread.
The dosages will be given later during the procedure.
⚠️ - Start by only buying an ultrasound device (made for home use) and an ultrasound/conductive gel if not included with the ultrasound. Proceed to phase 1 once bought before buying the rest.

-Allogeneic* mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs*)
(I wont include the method to use your own MSCs (aka autologous* MSCs) because of the impossibility at home and the overal complexity and risks. PM me if you really want it).

-growth factors* (BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2)
Could be used topically, but the results wont be as significants so we’ll use injectable solutions.

-an ultrasound device made for home use
Get one for the cheapest you can; make shure that the quality is correct (get one with an high-frequency linear probe (7-15 MHz) if possible).

-fridge that can go down to -20°C
You could use a normal fridge but it wouldnt be suitable - we will talk about it in details later.

-2 types of single usage syringes:
1
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.
2: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
Type 1 (for growth factors): Number of growth plates you choose × 27(if you inject 1 time every 2 week) or 54( if you inject 1 time a week)=
Type 2 (for stem cells): Number of growth plates you choose × 14(if you inject 1 time a month) or 27 (if you inject 1 time every 2 week)=



-Conductive/ultrasound gel if not provided with the ultrasound

-(Optionnal): an automatic injector to replace syringes if you are uncomfortable using them.


Lastly,

This procedure will be officially released in around 10 years or slightly more. Wait is an option. Here we wont be able to reconstitute totally new growth plates since it requiere a biologic scaffold, which is impossible to create or buy.


-introduction
-Phase 1: growth plates and how to determine their conditions
-Phase 2: bloodwork before the injections
-Phase 3: how to buy and store compounds
-Phase 4: the injections
-Phase 5: post injections
-Phase 6: additional compounds
-Phase 7: excepted growth per age
-Phase 8: potencial risks
-Phase 9: how to recognize that the procedure is working
-Bonus: the science behind the procedure
-Conclusion




growth plates and how to determine their conditions




-Choosing the targeted growth plates
-learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body
-Determine the state of growth plates


This step is necessary as it will allow us to anderstand the state of your growth plates.
You only need the gel and the ultrasound as mentionned earlier.




Choossing the targeted growth plates

You will first need to choose the growth plates you’d like to target (choose carefully those growth plates will determine where you will get growth).
I chose the ones with the best height gain potencial. Just make your choice between them.
The price is obviously exponential to the number of growth plates you choose.

I recommend legs since its there that you have the most potencial for growth.
Arms length will be decreased compared to the rest of the body, but I don't think it's a big problem. You can choose to add growth plates that contribute to arms lengh if thats an issue for you.


1) 2 growth plates in the legs: distal femur and proximal tibial.
You ideally want to choose both growth plates, but if you are really short on money choose only one, just keep in mind that the result will likely be divided by 2.

2) upper body: lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5) and thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12).
I do not recommend this option. There is no real targetable growth plates in the upper body. Results could be unsignificant.

3) Bonus: clavicles.
Optionnal, work for frame gains. May also help balancing the results. Concidere it if your frame is already bad. There’s 4 growth plates in the clavicles (2 per side).
You can choose to only target 2. The same for each sides. If you opt for that option, the growth plates located at the medial end of the clavicle is the best option.




Learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body

Now that you chose, we can continue with the next step:
Find the growth plates you chose on the pictures.


1) legs(4 growth plates in total - 2 per leg)


Proximal tibial
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Located near the hip joint at the top of the femur (the red bones on the left picture).
Represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.



Distal femur
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Located just below the knee joint, at the top of the tibia (the red bones on the left picture).
On the right picture, represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.


2)upper body (not recommended)


thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12)
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lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5)
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3)clavicles


Clavicules (2 growth plates per side)
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There’s one growth plate at the lateral end, and one at the medial end.
Growth plates are represented as the 2 white lines on each part of the bones (last picture).




Determine the state of the growth plates


Now that you know where the growth plates are,

1) Make shure that you have both the gel and the device with you.

2) Apply the gel to the area of the growth plate, position the ultrasound probe perpendicular to the skin and scan the area, moving slowly in circular motion to create an image of the underlying bone structure.
There might be an explanatory note with the ultrasound. If so follow it.

3) locate the growth plate:

-Look like a a black line (cartilage) between 2 lighter bones on the ultrasound.
if the quality of your ultrasound is low or if your plate are closed since a long time be very careful to any line or pseudo line that may look slightly darker than the rest. Ajust the depth and gain of the ultrasound to see it as clearly as possible.
If you see that line, you can continue and start the procedure. Otherwise you may still try but the results could not be significant or even be null (growth plates likely already fused and became bones. If thats the case you’ll have to wait until they release the full procedure - the risk of complications increase in that case).

If you see a line only for a part of the growth plates you are targeting:
Make shure that you really dont see it. If thats the case only target the ones that are open on both sides (if only one is open on one side it automatically exclude both from the procedure).


Repeat this process for each growth plate you chose🔄




bloodwork before the injections (recommended)




Do one if you are cautious and dont want to take any risks.
You want everything to be normal and ideally good.


What to test:

-Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) or Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) Evaluates kidney function, electrolyte balance, glucose levels, and overall metabolic health.

-Liver Function Tests (LFTs)
ensure that the liver is functioning well.

-Growth Hormone (GH)
To check baseline levels of growth hormone.

-Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1)
assess baseline levels and understand the growth potential.

-Sex Hormones (Testosterone/Estrogen)
To evaluate hormonal status

-Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase *(BAP):
important for baseline bone health assessment.


After the bloodwork, you may notice that you have high E2 (Estrogen). You can add an aromatase inhibitor to the stack if thats the case.
Dont worry we will talk about that in details around the end of the thread.




how to buy and store compounds




-where to buy the stem cells and growth factors
-stock the compound adequately



where to buy the compounds



I will link some websites where you may be able to buy those compouds. If you dont find them or if you think that they are too expensive do your own research/ ask by answering to this thread.

Just check the purity and cell viability (for Stem cell should be >85% after thawing).
Its better if you buy it from a reputable and certified laboratory or biobank if you can.


⚠️The most expensive compound in the stack is by far stem cells. Try to buy it from another country and do everything you can to get it as cheap as possible.
Make shure that it is human Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs)



buying growth factors should be way easier. Here’s a link thats supposedly legit (thx to @vzyxzs ).


stock the compounds adequately


MSCs:

Make shure that it come pre-prepared in vials that are ready for immediate use.
The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and cell type.

Store them as per the supplier’s instructions and typically refrigerated at minimum 4°C (standard fridge temperature). Just put the box in the fridge if possible.

⚠️ crucial imformation: stem cells (MSCs) can only be kept 24 to 48h in a normal fridge ( ≈ 4°C ) including transport time. Its not ideal at all. If you choose this option you’ll need to inject immediately and you can’t more than one dose at a time.

What i recommend
: Buy, rent /bought second hand a small fridge that can go down to -20°C (will cost you around 500$. Maybe less). Stem cells can be kept 1 week ideally, and up to 2. You’ll have way more time.

You can also choose to buy a special fridge that can go down even more if you want to keep stem cells longer, but you’ll need a special electricity installation and the price will be way higher.


Growth factors:

Same as stem cells, store them as per the supplier’s instructions. (most of the time minimum 4°C)
Same as stem cells, The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and growth factor type.


At 4°C, growth factors you can keep it up to 2 weeks.

You can keep it up to a year if you use a -20°C fridge.
You are now able to buy a complete 1 year supply in only one time.


Additional important tips:

-In the fridge, put the growth factors and the stem cells and far as possible, growth factors in front and stem cells behind.

-Try to avoid light in contact with the compounds as much as possible.

-Let both the growth factors and stem cells 20 minute out at home temperature before putting them in the fridge.

-4°C fridge refer to the normal lowest temperature your fridge can go. Using a thermometer to verifie the temperature is recommended.

-try to take out of the fridge the right quantity, or else you might create damages by getting them out too often (temperature changes are damaging the structure of compounds).




the injections


-Regularity of injections and models of syringues
-prepare compounds to injections
-dosages and advices pre injections
-injections


Before starting mesure yourself barefoot just after waking up and without counting your hairs. Write down the exact height.
Also be shure to have a picture of the state of your growth plates taken with the ultrasound to compare later.

We will inject 2 types of compounds.
A type of stem cells called MSCs,
And 3 type of growth factors,
BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

You’ll also need the ultrasound and the gel. Make shure to have both close to you.

The full duration of the procedure is one year. You can choose to increase it up to 2 years or to decrease it depending on your needs.




regularity of injections and models of syringue


Growth factors: 1 time a week or 1 time every 2 weeks.
Stem cells: 1 time every 2 weeks or 1 time every 4 weeks.

For optimal efficiency you want growth factors to be injected 2 time more than stem cells.
You will inject growth factors alone 1 time out of 2. Its normal.



the right models of syringes for stem cells and growth factors are:

stem cells: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
growth factors
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.


You will change all the syringues every sessions. Never use a syringue for more than 1 session. You will use 1 syringue of the right type as indicated before per growth plate.

Note: Growth factors can be used alone(without MSCs) if you have financial problems, but the effectiveness will be greatly reduced.




Prepare compounds to injection



We first need to thaw and prepare the compounds to injection (i will explain how to do so for both liquid and powder forms and for both -20°C and 4°C fridge temperatures).
Dont forget that you’ll have to inject quickly after preparation.


For growth factors(same process for all 3):

liquid:

-If stored at -20°C, take the vials of liquid growth factors out of the fridge and allow them to thaw slowly at room temperature. This may take 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the volume.

If stored in a fridge at 4°C, let it sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

Once thawed and ready for use, transfer the liquid growth factor into the adequate syringe.


powder:

-Take the vial of powdered growth factor out of the fridge (same process for both 4°C and -20°C) and let it warm to room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

-Inject the diluent (sterile water, saline, or buffer solution) slowly into the vial containing the powder with a sterile syringue and needle. Be carefull to draw up the appropriate amount of diluent as indicated by the manufacturer’s instructions.
-Gently swirl the vial until the powder fully dissolves. Do not shake vigorously, as this could damage the protein structure of the growth factor.
-Once the growth factor is fully reconstituted, use a sterile syringe to draw the solution into the syringe. Make shure that no air bubbles remain.


For stem cells:


liquid:


If from a -20°C fridge: Transfer the stem cells from the -20°C freezer to a 4°C refrigerator. Allow them to thaw gradually in the refrigerator for a few hours.
After the cells have been moved to 4°C and thawed for the recommended time, you can then bring them to room temperature (about 20-25°C) for a short period before injection. Ensure this step is done quickly, ideally within 15-30 minutes, to minimize any risk of compromising the cells.

If from a 4°C fridge: Bring to room temperature for 10mn.

You can fill the syringue with the compound, again, make shure that no air bubbles remain.

To take the right dosage, just convert the unit used for the compound and change it to mL (the unit written on the syringue) then fill the syringe until the liquid reaches the desired unit.




dosages and advices pre injections



you previoulsy choosed which growth plates you wanted to inject in. Those are the ones and only places where you will inject, one after the other.


Make shure to respect these crucial steps before injecting:


1) Syringes are perfectly sterile and your skin is disinfected.
3) Know how to recognize growth plates, look at point 2, the methodology is there too if you are not familiar with the usage of the ultrasound (which will be used during injections).
4) You will inject 5 times all around each growth plate for both compounds (all the injections will be in a localized area of 1cm or less all around the growth plate). Try to inject as evenly as possible.
5) For the first time injecting, use growth factors 2-3 days before stem cells. You’ll inject both at the same time after that (still inject growth factor first then, even if its only slightly).
6) We will start with lower dosages and gradually increase for both stem cells and growth factors:
First, you’ll use 25% of the dosage, then you’ll go up to 50%, 75%, and then 100%, upgrading of 25% each sessions. Look for any sides. If you dont face any continue to increase until you reach 100%; you will continue with that dosage for the rest of the procedure.
7)Be consistent in the doses administered to each growth plate and the timing of injections. Ensure equal distribution on both sides of the body (e.g., right and left limbs).
8)inject shortly before sleep for better results.


Dosages: keep in mind that you have to multiplie this amount by the number of growth plates you want to target. For exemple: if im targeting legs, and i choose distal femur and proximal tibia: i multiplie by 4 the total amount of product i need for each compound. (There’s 1 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia per leg).
Also dont forget to divide by 5 the amount since you inject 5 times per growth plate for both growth factors and stem cells.



Ideal Dosages(MSCs/stem cells)


Age 16-20: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-25: 3 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 26-30: 4 million MSCs per growth plate.

You can choose to use reduced dosages as following if you have trouble finding money:

Age 16-20: 0.5-1 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-30: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.


Ideal dosages growth factors:


BMP-2
: 0.5mg per growth plate.

IGF-1: 50µg per growth plate.

FGF-2: 50µg per growth plate.



injections



First take the ultrasound device, and use it as usual to project a picture of the zone of injection. Find nerves and veins.(Nerves will appear as echogenic structures and veins as pulsations or color changes on the ultrasound)
You can also use the 2 pictures here:
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The picture on the right represent veins, and the picture on the left nerves.


select 5 injection points where you are shure to avoid them and mark them. After doing so, dont stop the ultrasound.


growth factors:
you will inject the 3 growth factors one after the other, in the order of your choice. Dont forget to inject evenly 5 times all around the growth plates for each of them as explained earlier.


With the ultrasound still activated, slowly inject just beneath the skin into the soft tissue, in the direction of the growth plate. Usually this is subvutaneous or slightly intramuscular. 1 to 2cm deep depending of your bodyfat%(if average do 1.5cm, if important do 2cm, and if little do 1cm). While injecting, make shure again to avoid veins and nerves.

While you are pushing the needle in your skin, you should be able to see it on the ultrasound (you may not always be able to see it as easily dependently of the growth plate). Move the needle to place it in the desired location, near the growth plate. Once the needle is in place remove it VERY slightly (reduce the chance of hitting a vein), then inject the compound. You should be able to see it spreading on the ultrasound in the surrounding tissue, which confirms correct placement.

repeat this operation 5 times, for the 5 injections points 🔄
Dont forget to use alcohol to resterilize the needle after each injection.

Now change the syringue to the right one for stem cells as said before,


For Stem Cells:

The process is the same, except that it should be injected slightly deeper, but still into the soft tissue around the growth plate, not into the bone itself. Around 1.5 to 3cm deep depending of your bodyfat %.

After injections, re-scan the area to ensure that the injected solution is located correctly near the growth plate. There should be no leakage into unintended areas

remember: After you stop the injections, growth may continue for some weeks to month, its normal.



post injections/session




-What to do and not do
-stretching
-muscle strengthening


I am now going to give you some advices once a session of injection is done and during the time between sessions.


What to do and not do


What to do:
-Hydration: stay very hydrated. Never feel thirsty.
-Nutrition: this step is crucial. Eat as much as you can (foods with a lot of proteins if possible).
-posture: try to stand up straight.
-sleep: you need to sleep for as long as you can and as deep as you can. There’s multiple guides for that on the forum.
-Sleep posture:
Side Sleepers: Use a pillow between the legs to keep the spine aligned.
Back Sleepers: Use a pillow under the knees to relieve pressure on the lower back.
-if you notice any important side. Dont ignore it.

What to not do:

-High-Impact Sports or Activities: Limit activities that involve jumping, running, or other high-impact movements, as they can place undue stress on the growth plates.
-Prolonged Inactivity.
-dont take any other treatment.

-dont smoke or drink.


You should also stretch(increase the effectiveness of the procedure, reduce sides and incomfort).
I included stretches for each growth plate you can target. Just choose the right ones.
You will stretch just before sleep. Everyday.



1) Lower Body Stretches (legs growth plates)

-Hamstring Stretch:
Sit on the floor with one leg extended and the other bent. Reach toward your toes on the extended leg, keeping your back straight.

-Quadriceps Stretch:
Stand and hold onto a wall or sturdy object for balance. Pull one foot toward your glutes, keeping your knees together. Push your hips slightly forward for a deeper stretch.

-Hip Flexor Stretch:
Kneel on one knee and step the opposite foot forward. Push your hips forward while keeping your back straight.

-Calf Stretch:
Stand facing a wall, place your hands against it, and step one foot back, keeping both feet flat. Lean forward to feel a stretch in the back leg.

-Adductor Stretch:
Sit with your feet together and your knees bent out to the sides. Hold your feet and gently push your knees toward the ground using your elbows.

-Glute Stretch:
Lie on your back with one foot placed on the opposite knee. Grab the back of the supporting leg and gently pull toward your chest.

2) Joint Mobility (do this part no matter what growth plates you chose)

-Hip Circles:
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, hands on hips. Slowly rotate your hips in a circle, first in one direction, then the other.

-Ankle Circles:
Sit or stand and lift one foot off the ground. Rotate your ankle slowly in a circular motion, 10 times in each direction.

-Knee Rotations:
Stand with feet together and knees slightly bent. Place your hands on your knees and rotate them in small circles, first clockwise and then counterclockwise.

-Hip Bridges:
Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Push through your heels to lift your hips until your body forms a straight line from shoulders to knees.

3) Upper Body Stretches (clavicles growth plates)

-Shoulder Stretch:
Extend one arm across your chest and hold it with the opposite arm, keeping the extended arm straight. Hold for 30 seconds and switch sides.

-Chest Stretch:
Stand in a doorway, place your hands on the frame, and gently lean forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.

4) spine stretches(spine/upper body growth plates)

-Cat-Cow Stretch:
Begin on all fours. Alternate between arching your back (cow pose) and rounding it (cat pose) in a fluid motion.

-Cobra stretch:
Lie face down with your palms under your shoulders. Push your upper body off the floor, keeping your hips down, and gently arch your back.


Repeat each stretch 3 times.



muscle strengthening



Lastly, here’s a program for the muscles, also hepling with the procedure.
you’ll need some cheap and common equipements. Either buy them or find an alternative. Adapt this program to your needs. Its not fixed.


Lower body strength


1. Bodyweight Squats
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


2. Glute Bridges
Reps: 3 sets of 15-20 reps.


3. Lunges
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per leg.


4. Calf Raises
Reps: 3 sets of 15 reps.


Core and Stability


1. Planks
Duration: Hold for 30-45 seconds, 3 sets.


2. Bird Dogs
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per side.


3. Side Planks
Duration: Hold for 20-30 seconds per side, 3 sets.


Upper Body Strength


1. Push-Ups
Reps: 3 sets of 8-12 reps.


2. Resistance Band Rows
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


3. Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps (use light weights).


Do this program 3-4 times a week.



additional compounds



Optionnal compounds to increase the effects of the initial procedure (ranked by effectiveness).

All those compounds should be used in the evening.


1) -somatropine( hgh ) + mk677* - (same dosages for both)
2) -somatropine( hgh )
Dosage
: Start at 1iu and increase to 3iu over the next 2-4weeks.

3) -mk677
Dosage: Start with 10-15 mg daily. After 1-2 weeks, you can increase to 25mg per day.
You may also want to cycle it for better effectiveness (every 6 month 2 weeks off).

4) -aromatase inhibitor (only if high E2 after bloodwork)
i recommend aromasin
Dosage
: 12.5 mg every other day.

5)- SAG: could increase the effectiveness of this procedure of around 20%.
Sadly dosages or ways of administrations are unclear so i dont inlude it to the procedure. starting doses range from 1–10 mg/kg in animals models. Thats all i found. If you find a way to use it for humans tag me
.

Building blocks: (i dont include dosages, those are very easy to find. Just make shure to take a fairly important dose). They are not in order.

-collagen (morning before eating with water).
-vitamin C (morning before eating with water).
-sam-e* (morning before eating with water).
-calcium (morning while eating).
-Vitamin D (morning while eating).
-vitamin k (morning while eating).
-boron (morning while eating).
-omega 3 (morning while eating).
-multivitamins (2 time a day while eating).
-magnesium (just before sleep).
-zink (just before sleep).
-arginine (just before sleep).
-ornithine (just before sleep).
-glutamine (just before sleep).
-melatonin (just before sleep).





recognize signs that the procedure is working



The most obvious: you are growing(mesure yourself barefoot and compare it with the before. It might take will take up to 6 month before seeing significant results but growth will be exponential from that point).

What to do:

Daily ultrasound check
take the photo you made at the start and compare, first to see the results, and second to detect any anormal growth (very unlikely but could happen if you did something wrong).

Here’s what to look for on the ultrasound

-Signs of healthy, well-defined cartilage.
-Look for increases in the thickness of the cartilage or changes in the surrounding tissue.
-The space between the epiphyseal (end of the bone) and metaphyseal (shaft of the bone) region is indicative of active growth. A larger gap is a good sign.
-Check for any changes in the overall bone structure and density around the growth plate. Healthy bone development around the treated area is a good sign of effective therapy.
-also make shure that there are no unexpected abnormalities or negative changes in the surrounding bone or cartilage that could indicate issues with the treatment.



Blood work: (one time a month or every 2 month)



Help to see if the procedure is working, and prevent sides.

What to test:

To monitor results:

Osteocalcin*:
Indicates bone formation and turnover. Increased levels suggest that bone remodeling is actively occurring.

Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP):
Elevated levels indicate increased osteoblast activity and bone formation.

C-Terminal Telopeptide* (CTX):
A marker for bone resorption. Moderate increases can suggest bone turnover, but excessively high levels could indicate undesirable bone loss so be careful about that.

Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
Monitor IGF-1 levels to confirm whether growth factors are having their intended effect. Elevated levels indicate that the injected IGF-1 is functioning as expected.

Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 (FGF-2):
Check FGF levels to see if injections are elevating levels, ensuring that tissue regeneration and bone repair are being stimulated.

Testosterone/Estrogen Levels (if aromatase inhibitor)
check that the E2 level decreases.

General health:

Complete Blood Count (CBC):
This test checks for overall immune function and can help detect infections or abnormalities in blood cell production due to the procedure.

Liver Function Tests (LFTs):
Liver enzymes such as AST, ALT, and bilirubin should be monitored to ensure that the procedure and the administered growth factors are not stressing the liver.

Kidney Function Tests:
Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels help assess kidney function, ensuring the kidneys are not being adversely affected by the treatment.

Glucose and Insulin Levels:
Hgh related compounds can affect glucose metabolism. Monitoring blood sugar levels ensures there are no unintended effects, such as insulin resistance or blood sugar imbalances.



Excepted growth per age:



Remember that those are estimations.

Age 16-20:
1-Year Treatment:
10cm
2-Year Treatment:
15cm

Age 21-25:
1-Year Treatment:
7cm
2-Year Treatment:
8-10cm

Age 26-30
1-Year Treatment:
3-4cm
2-Year Treatment
5cm



Potencial risks:


1. Unintended Growth or Imbalance
If growth factors are not administered uniformly or if injections are not precisely targeted, there can be an imbalance in growth. This could result in uneven or asymmetrical growth of bones or other tissues.
5-10% chance of happening if errors are committed. Less than 1% otherwise.


2. Complications Related to Growth Factors
Can cause joint deformities or other complications.
2% chance of happening with high dosages.


3. Hormonal imbalance
Prolonged use of growth factors like IGF-1 or BMP-2 can affect the body’s natural hormonal balance impacting overall health.
Less than 1% chance of happening with adequate dosages.

4. Systemic effects
Although intended to be localized, there is a risk that growth factors or stem cells could have some systemic effect, while being minor due to the small amount of product.
Less than 1% chance of happening.



anderstand the science behind this procedure


1. Growth Plates and Endochondral Ossification
Growth plates(or epiphyseal plates) are regions of hyaline cartilage located at the ends of long bones, which are responsible for longitudinal bone growth. Bone growth at the growth plates occurs via endochondral ossification, process in which cartilage is replaced by bone tissue.

Endochondral Ossification Stages:
-Proliferation Zone: Chondrocytes (or cartilage cells) divide and form columns of cells, increasing the length of the bone.
-Hypertrophic Zone: The chondrocytes enlarge and begin to calcify.
-Calcification Zone: The cartilage matrix becomes calcified, and the chondrocytes die off, leaving the mineralized cartilage scaffold.
-Ossification Zone: Osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) replace the calcified cartilage with bone tissue.

2. Growth Plate Stimulation via MSCs and Growth Factors:
The concept behind this procedure is to reactivate or stimulate growth plates by introducing both mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and growth factors that promote bone growth.

The Role of MSCs in Growth Plate Reactivation:

When injected into or near growth plates, MSCs help replenish the chondrocyte population, aiding the continued process of endochondral ossification.
In the presence of specific growth factors (discussed below), MSCs are encouraged to differentiate into chondrocytes and osteoblasts, which prommote new cartilage formation and bone growth.

A. Mesenchymal Stem Cells:
MSCs are multipotent stromal cells that have the ability to differentiate into various cell types, including osteoblasts (bone-forming cells), and chondrocytes (cartilage-forming cells).

B. Growth Factors:
Growth factors are signaling molecules that regulate cellular processes such as proliferation, differentiation, and tissue regeneration. The three key growth factors that are used in this procedure are BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

1. Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2 (BMP-2):
BMP-2 is crucial for inducing osteogenesis and chondrogenesis. It plays a key role in promoting the differentiation of MSCs into osteoblasts and chondrocytes. In the context of the procedure, BMP-2 accelerate the process of chondrocyte differentiation, enhance cartilage formation at the growth plate, and promote new bone formation.

2. Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
IGF-1 is an anabolic growth factor that stimulates the proliferation of chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It is essential for both the expansion of cartilage in the growth plate and for bone elongation.

3. Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 (FGF-2):
FGF-2 is involved in the proliferation and differentiation of various cell types, including chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It plays a supportive role in maintaining the health of the cartilage and in stimulating growth plate activity.

3. Outcomes:
The MSCs and growth factors are injected into specific growth plate regions. The goal is to mimic the natural developmental process of endochondral ossification, even in a post-adolescent body where growth plates may have started to close or ossified.

If successful, the coordinated activity of MSCs and growth factors would lead to increased chondrocyte activity in the growth plates, resulting in new cartilage formation followed by its replacement with bone tissue. Over time, this process would lead to the elongation of the bones targeted, leading to an increase in height.



conclusion


In this guide, we saw how to regenerate growth plates activity, step by step, in a simple manner.
It took days of efforts to make this thread, which i choose to release for free to all of you.
Sorry for my grammar. There might be some errors.
I hope that this will be useful, dont hesitate to share your experience if you chose to undergo this procedure.
Ask if you have any question.

I wish all of you good luck.



Growth plate fusion: Process in which growth plates turn into bones.
Systemic: That affect the whole body.
LL: Leg Lengthening chirurgy.
Hgh: Hormone naturally produced by the pituilary gland in the brain. Well known for its effect on height increase during puberty, anti aging effect
and muscle building potencial.

ai: Aromatase inhibitors, are, as their names indicate, inhibiting the action of the enzyme aromatase, which convert androgens to estrogen.
Osteoporosis: Bone disease that is characterized by a decrease in bone density and quality.
Hyperthyroidism: A condition in which the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone.
Hypothyroidism: The opposite of hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones.
Autoimmune Diseases: Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own cells and tissues, mistaking them for foreign agents.
Allogeneic: Biologic material from someone else body.
autologous: Biologic material from your body.
MSCs: stem cells(or unassigned cells)that can differenciate in 4 cells type:
-Osteoblasts (bone cells)
-Chondrocytes (cartilaginous cells)
-Adipocytes (fat cells)
-Myocytes (muscle cells)

Mk677: Chemical that stimulates the secretion of growth hormone (GH) by mimicking the action of ghrelin, a natural hormone that stimulates hunger and GH secretion.
Sam-e: Chemical that the human body produces naturally from the amino acid methionine and ATP (adenosine triphosphate). Its link to growth is difficult but powerful.
Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP): BAP is an enzyme produced by osteoblasts (cells responsible for bone formation). Its concentration in the blood is an indicator of bone formation.
C-Terminal Telopeptide: CTX is a marker of bone resorption, the process by which bone tissue is broken down. Its a fragment released when type I collagen (an important protein in bones) is broken down.
Osteocalcin: Osteocalcin is a protein produced by osteoblasts and is involved in bone mineralization. It is often used as a marker of bone formation.



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I do no encourages the use of any substance. This guide is for purely educational and theoretical purposes. We must always seek medical advices before taking any action that could endanger our health. I do not sell anything and i made this post in the only purpose of educate.
Finally our time has come 🙌
 
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What age are you, and what job do you have that it'd take just half a year to save up 10K-40K?

For how high-risk it seems, and the type of money involved, there's simply no way I wouldn't have all of it thoroughly, and I mean thoroughly fact-checked by a medical specialist or two. No doubt you've done your research, but ultimately, you don't know what you don't know.
Fair point but how would you find a doctor who even remotely specialises in this to any degree.
 
You'd really be better off saving that money, instead of being a guinea pig. I also have a feeling that the total costs will not be on the lower end of the 10K-40K range.
I’ve got some more Indians who can guarantee it will be on the low end 💯
 
regeneration of growth plates
the method


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introduction:


This thread include the procedure to reactivate or/and regenerate growth plates (while being targeted and safe), written in a comprehensive and understandable way. This method is adapted for home use.
While it might seem difficult at first, dont be discouraged and trust me. Its not.
Various difficult words will be used. Refer to the end of the thread for definitions (defined as symbole "*").
This guide is already in order. Make shure to follow it to the letter.


Goal: localized bone growth during and after puberty (until growth plates fusion*). You can visualize it as a second growth spurt.
This procedure is also relevant to widen the clavicles, but we’ll talk about that in details later.


Advantages and disadvantages:

🟩 - Low systemic* sides, possibility to choose where you want growth to happen (growth plates targeting as we will see later), only working option after puberty beside LL* while being cheaper and less invasive.
I also strongly believe this procedure to be more effective than hgh* and ai* combined during puberty.


🟥 - Expensive, experimental, and dangerous is poorly executed.


 dont do if:

-Osteoporosis*.
-Hyperthyroidism*/Hypothyroidism*.
-Cancer.
-Autoimmune Diseases*.
-Previous Trauma or Surgical Complications.
-Genetic Disorders Affecting Growth Plate Function.
-Chronic Inflammatory Conditions.
-Severe Skeletal Malformations or Deformities.
-You are above 30 (bones are likely already fully ossified with little to no possible growth).
-You are below 16.


requirements:
the cost of the whole procedure range from 10k to 40k per year everything involved. The price can be reduced if you buy from another country or buy in big quantity/to cheap sellers for exemples. I will also give various ways to reduce the price during the thread.
The dosages will be given later during the procedure.
⚠️ - Start by only buying an ultrasound device (made for home use) and an ultrasound/conductive gel if not included with the ultrasound. Proceed to phase 1 once bought before buying the rest.

-Allogeneic* mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs*)
(I wont include the method to use your own MSCs (aka autologous* MSCs) because of the impossibility at home and the overal complexity and risks. PM me if you really want it).

-growth factors* (BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2)
Could be used topically, but the results wont be as significants so we’ll use injectable solutions.

-an ultrasound device made for home use
Get one for the cheapest you can; make shure that the quality is correct (get one with an high-frequency linear probe (7-15 MHz) if possible).

-fridge that can go down to -20°C
You could use a normal fridge but it wouldnt be suitable - we will talk about it in details later.

-2 types of single usage syringes:
1
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.
2: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
Type 1 (for growth factors): Number of growth plates you choose × 27(if you inject 1 time every 2 week) or 54( if you inject 1 time a week)=
Type 2 (for stem cells): Number of growth plates you choose × 14(if you inject 1 time a month) or 27 (if you inject 1 time every 2 week)=



-Conductive/ultrasound gel if not provided with the ultrasound

-(Optionnal): an automatic injector to replace syringes if you are uncomfortable using them.


Lastly,

This procedure will be officially released in around 10 years or slightly more. Wait is an option. Here we wont be able to reconstitute totally new growth plates since it requiere a biologic scaffold, which is impossible to create or buy.


-introduction
-Phase 1: growth plates and how to determine their conditions
-Phase 2: bloodwork before the injections
-Phase 3: how to buy and store compounds
-Phase 4: the injections
-Phase 5: post injections
-Phase 6: additional compounds
-Phase 7: excepted growth per age
-Phase 8: potencial risks
-Phase 9: how to recognize that the procedure is working
-Bonus: the science behind the procedure
-Conclusion




growth plates and how to determine their conditions




-Choosing the targeted growth plates
-learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body
-Determine the state of growth plates


This step is necessary as it will allow us to anderstand the state of your growth plates.
You only need the gel and the ultrasound as mentionned earlier.




Choossing the targeted growth plates

You will first need to choose the growth plates you’d like to target (choose carefully those growth plates will determine where you will get growth).
I chose the ones with the best height gain potencial. Just make your choice between them.
The price is obviously exponential to the number of growth plates you choose.

I recommend legs since its there that you have the most potencial for growth.
Arms length will be decreased compared to the rest of the body, but I don't think it's a big problem. You can choose to add growth plates that contribute to arms lengh if thats an issue for you.


1) 2 growth plates in the legs: distal femur and proximal tibial.
You ideally want to choose both growth plates, but if you are really short on money choose only one, just keep in mind that the result will likely be divided by 2.

2) upper body: lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5) and thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12).
I do not recommend this option. There is no real targetable growth plates in the upper body. Results could be unsignificant.

3) Bonus: clavicles.
Optionnal, work for frame gains. May also help balancing the results. Concidere it if your frame is already bad. There’s 4 growth plates in the clavicles (2 per side).
You can choose to only target 2. The same for each sides. If you opt for that option, the growth plates located at the medial end of the clavicle is the best option.




Learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body

Now that you chose, we can continue with the next step:
Find the growth plates you chose on the pictures.


1) legs(4 growth plates in total - 2 per leg)


Proximal tibial
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Located near the hip joint at the top of the femur (the red bones on the left picture).
Represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.



Distal femur
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Located just below the knee joint, at the top of the tibia (the red bones on the left picture).
On the right picture, represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.


2)upper body (not recommended)


thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12)
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lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5)
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3)clavicles


Clavicules (2 growth plates per side)
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There’s one growth plate at the lateral end, and one at the medial end.
Growth plates are represented as the 2 white lines on each part of the bones (last picture).




Determine the state of the growth plates


Now that you know where the growth plates are,

1) Make shure that you have both the gel and the device with you.

2) Apply the gel to the area of the growth plate, position the ultrasound probe perpendicular to the skin and scan the area, moving slowly in circular motion to create an image of the underlying bone structure.
There might be an explanatory note with the ultrasound. If so follow it.

3) locate the growth plate:

-Look like a a black line (cartilage) between 2 lighter bones on the ultrasound.
if the quality of your ultrasound is low or if your plate are closed since a long time be very careful to any line or pseudo line that may look slightly darker than the rest. Ajust the depth and gain of the ultrasound to see it as clearly as possible.
If you see that line, you can continue and start the procedure. Otherwise you may still try but the results could not be significant or even be null (growth plates likely already fused and became bones. If thats the case you’ll have to wait until they release the full procedure - the risk of complications increase in that case).

If you see a line only for a part of the growth plates you are targeting:
Make shure that you really dont see it. If thats the case only target the ones that are open on both sides (if only one is open on one side it automatically exclude both from the procedure).


Repeat this process for each growth plate you chose🔄




bloodwork before the injections (recommended)




Do one if you are cautious and dont want to take any risks.
You want everything to be normal and ideally good.


What to test:

-Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) or Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) Evaluates kidney function, electrolyte balance, glucose levels, and overall metabolic health.

-Liver Function Tests (LFTs)
ensure that the liver is functioning well.

-Growth Hormone (GH)
To check baseline levels of growth hormone.

-Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1)
assess baseline levels and understand the growth potential.

-Sex Hormones (Testosterone/Estrogen)
To evaluate hormonal status

-Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase *(BAP):
important for baseline bone health assessment.


After the bloodwork, you may notice that you have high E2 (Estrogen). You can add an aromatase inhibitor to the stack if thats the case.
Dont worry we will talk about that in details around the end of the thread.




how to buy and store compounds




-where to buy the stem cells and growth factors
-stock the compound adequately



where to buy the compounds



I will link some websites where you may be able to buy those compouds. If you dont find them or if you think that they are too expensive do your own research/ ask by answering to this thread.

Just check the purity and cell viability (for Stem cell should be >85% after thawing).
Its better if you buy it from a reputable and certified laboratory or biobank if you can.


⚠️The most expensive compound in the stack is by far stem cells. Try to buy it from another country and do everything you can to get it as cheap as possible.
Make shure that it is human Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs)



buying growth factors should be way easier. Here’s a link thats supposedly legit (thx to @vzyxzs ).


stock the compounds adequately


MSCs:

Make shure that it come pre-prepared in vials that are ready for immediate use.
The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and cell type.

Store them as per the supplier’s instructions and typically refrigerated at minimum 4°C (standard fridge temperature). Just put the box in the fridge if possible.

⚠️ crucial imformation: stem cells (MSCs) can only be kept 24 to 48h in a normal fridge ( ≈ 4°C ) including transport time. Its not ideal at all. If you choose this option you’ll need to inject immediately and you can’t more than one dose at a time.

What i recommend
: Buy, rent /bought second hand a small fridge that can go down to -20°C (will cost you around 500$. Maybe less). Stem cells can be kept 1 week ideally, and up to 2. You’ll have way more time.

You can also choose to buy a special fridge that can go down even more if you want to keep stem cells longer, but you’ll need a special electricity installation and the price will be way higher.


Growth factors:

Same as stem cells, store them as per the supplier’s instructions. (most of the time minimum 4°C)
Same as stem cells, The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and growth factor type.


At 4°C, growth factors you can keep it up to 2 weeks.

You can keep it up to a year if you use a -20°C fridge.
You are now able to buy a complete 1 year supply in only one time.


Additional important tips:

-In the fridge, put the growth factors and the stem cells and far as possible, growth factors in front and stem cells behind.

-Try to avoid light in contact with the compounds as much as possible.

-Let both the growth factors and stem cells 20 minute out at home temperature before putting them in the fridge.

-4°C fridge refer to the normal lowest temperature your fridge can go. Using a thermometer to verifie the temperature is recommended.

-try to take out of the fridge the right quantity, or else you might create damages by getting them out too often (temperature changes are damaging the structure of compounds).




the injections


-Regularity of injections and models of syringues
-prepare compounds to injections
-dosages and advices pre injections
-injections


Before starting mesure yourself barefoot just after waking up and without counting your hairs. Write down the exact height.
Also be shure to have a picture of the state of your growth plates taken with the ultrasound to compare later.

We will inject 2 types of compounds.
A type of stem cells called MSCs,
And 3 type of growth factors,
BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

You’ll also need the ultrasound and the gel. Make shure to have both close to you.

The full duration of the procedure is one year. You can choose to increase it up to 2 years or to decrease it depending on your needs.




regularity of injections and models of syringue


Growth factors: 1 time a week or 1 time every 2 weeks.
Stem cells: 1 time every 2 weeks or 1 time every 4 weeks.

For optimal efficiency you want growth factors to be injected 2 time more than stem cells.
You will inject growth factors alone 1 time out of 2. Its normal.



the right models of syringes for stem cells and growth factors are:

stem cells: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
growth factors
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.


You will change all the syringues every sessions. Never use a syringue for more than 1 session. You will use 1 syringue of the right type as indicated before per growth plate.

Note: Growth factors can be used alone(without MSCs) if you have financial problems, but the effectiveness will be greatly reduced.




Prepare compounds to injection



We first need to thaw and prepare the compounds to injection (i will explain how to do so for both liquid and powder forms and for both -20°C and 4°C fridge temperatures).
Dont forget that you’ll have to inject quickly after preparation.


For growth factors(same process for all 3):

liquid:

-If stored at -20°C, take the vials of liquid growth factors out of the fridge and allow them to thaw slowly at room temperature. This may take 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the volume.

If stored in a fridge at 4°C, let it sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

Once thawed and ready for use, transfer the liquid growth factor into the adequate syringe.


powder:

-Take the vial of powdered growth factor out of the fridge (same process for both 4°C and -20°C) and let it warm to room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

-Inject the diluent (sterile water, saline, or buffer solution) slowly into the vial containing the powder with a sterile syringue and needle. Be carefull to draw up the appropriate amount of diluent as indicated by the manufacturer’s instructions.
-Gently swirl the vial until the powder fully dissolves. Do not shake vigorously, as this could damage the protein structure of the growth factor.
-Once the growth factor is fully reconstituted, use a sterile syringe to draw the solution into the syringe. Make shure that no air bubbles remain.


For stem cells:


liquid:


If from a -20°C fridge: Transfer the stem cells from the -20°C freezer to a 4°C refrigerator. Allow them to thaw gradually in the refrigerator for a few hours.
After the cells have been moved to 4°C and thawed for the recommended time, you can then bring them to room temperature (about 20-25°C) for a short period before injection. Ensure this step is done quickly, ideally within 15-30 minutes, to minimize any risk of compromising the cells.

If from a 4°C fridge: Bring to room temperature for 10mn.

You can fill the syringue with the compound, again, make shure that no air bubbles remain.

To take the right dosage, just convert the unit used for the compound and change it to mL (the unit written on the syringue) then fill the syringe until the liquid reaches the desired unit.




dosages and advices pre injections



you previoulsy choosed which growth plates you wanted to inject in. Those are the ones and only places where you will inject, one after the other.


Make shure to respect these crucial steps before injecting:


1) Syringes are perfectly sterile and your skin is disinfected.
3) Know how to recognize growth plates, look at point 2, the methodology is there too if you are not familiar with the usage of the ultrasound (which will be used during injections).
4) You will inject 5 times all around each growth plate for both compounds (all the injections will be in a localized area of 1cm or less all around the growth plate). Try to inject as evenly as possible.
5) For the first time injecting, use growth factors 2-3 days before stem cells. You’ll inject both at the same time after that (still inject growth factor first then, even if its only slightly).
6) We will start with lower dosages and gradually increase for both stem cells and growth factors:
First, you’ll use 25% of the dosage, then you’ll go up to 50%, 75%, and then 100%, upgrading of 25% each sessions. Look for any sides. If you dont face any continue to increase until you reach 100%; you will continue with that dosage for the rest of the procedure.
7)Be consistent in the doses administered to each growth plate and the timing of injections. Ensure equal distribution on both sides of the body (e.g., right and left limbs).
8)inject shortly before sleep for better results.


Dosages: keep in mind that you have to multiplie this amount by the number of growth plates you want to target. For exemple: if im targeting legs, and i choose distal femur and proximal tibia: i multiplie by 4 the total amount of product i need for each compound. (There’s 1 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia per leg).
Also dont forget to divide by 5 the amount since you inject 5 times per growth plate for both growth factors and stem cells.



Ideal Dosages(MSCs/stem cells)


Age 16-20: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-25: 3 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 26-30: 4 million MSCs per growth plate.

You can choose to use reduced dosages as following if you have trouble finding money:

Age 16-20: 0.5-1 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-30: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.


Ideal dosages growth factors:


BMP-2
: 0.5mg per growth plate.

IGF-1: 50µg per growth plate.

FGF-2: 50µg per growth plate.



injections



First take the ultrasound device, and use it as usual to project a picture of the zone of injection. Find nerves and veins.(Nerves will appear as echogenic structures and veins as pulsations or color changes on the ultrasound)
You can also use the 2 pictures here:
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The picture on the right represent veins, and the picture on the left nerves.


select 5 injection points where you are shure to avoid them and mark them. After doing so, dont stop the ultrasound.


growth factors:
you will inject the 3 growth factors one after the other, in the order of your choice. Dont forget to inject evenly 5 times all around the growth plates for each of them as explained earlier.


With the ultrasound still activated, slowly inject just beneath the skin into the soft tissue, in the direction of the growth plate. Usually this is subvutaneous or slightly intramuscular. 1 to 2cm deep depending of your bodyfat%(if average do 1.5cm, if important do 2cm, and if little do 1cm). While injecting, make shure again to avoid veins and nerves.

While you are pushing the needle in your skin, you should be able to see it on the ultrasound (you may not always be able to see it as easily dependently of the growth plate). Move the needle to place it in the desired location, near the growth plate. Once the needle is in place remove it VERY slightly (reduce the chance of hitting a vein), then inject the compound. You should be able to see it spreading on the ultrasound in the surrounding tissue, which confirms correct placement.

repeat this operation 5 times, for the 5 injections points 🔄
Dont forget to use alcohol to resterilize the needle after each injection.

Now change the syringue to the right one for stem cells as said before,


For Stem Cells:

The process is the same, except that it should be injected slightly deeper, but still into the soft tissue around the growth plate, not into the bone itself. Around 1.5 to 3cm deep depending of your bodyfat %.

After injections, re-scan the area to ensure that the injected solution is located correctly near the growth plate. There should be no leakage into unintended areas

remember: After you stop the injections, growth may continue for some weeks to month, its normal.



post injections/session




-What to do and not do
-stretching
-muscle strengthening


I am now going to give you some advices once a session of injection is done and during the time between sessions.


What to do and not do


What to do:
-Hydration: stay very hydrated. Never feel thirsty.
-Nutrition: this step is crucial. Eat as much as you can (foods with a lot of proteins if possible).
-posture: try to stand up straight.
-sleep: you need to sleep for as long as you can and as deep as you can. There’s multiple guides for that on the forum.
-Sleep posture:
Side Sleepers: Use a pillow between the legs to keep the spine aligned.
Back Sleepers: Use a pillow under the knees to relieve pressure on the lower back.
-if you notice any important side. Dont ignore it.

What to not do:

-High-Impact Sports or Activities: Limit activities that involve jumping, running, or other high-impact movements, as they can place undue stress on the growth plates.
-Prolonged Inactivity.
-dont take any other treatment.

-dont smoke or drink.


You should also stretch(increase the effectiveness of the procedure, reduce sides and incomfort).
I included stretches for each growth plate you can target. Just choose the right ones.
You will stretch just before sleep. Everyday.



1) Lower Body Stretches (legs growth plates)

-Hamstring Stretch:
Sit on the floor with one leg extended and the other bent. Reach toward your toes on the extended leg, keeping your back straight.

-Quadriceps Stretch:
Stand and hold onto a wall or sturdy object for balance. Pull one foot toward your glutes, keeping your knees together. Push your hips slightly forward for a deeper stretch.

-Hip Flexor Stretch:
Kneel on one knee and step the opposite foot forward. Push your hips forward while keeping your back straight.

-Calf Stretch:
Stand facing a wall, place your hands against it, and step one foot back, keeping both feet flat. Lean forward to feel a stretch in the back leg.

-Adductor Stretch:
Sit with your feet together and your knees bent out to the sides. Hold your feet and gently push your knees toward the ground using your elbows.

-Glute Stretch:
Lie on your back with one foot placed on the opposite knee. Grab the back of the supporting leg and gently pull toward your chest.

2) Joint Mobility (do this part no matter what growth plates you chose)

-Hip Circles:
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, hands on hips. Slowly rotate your hips in a circle, first in one direction, then the other.

-Ankle Circles:
Sit or stand and lift one foot off the ground. Rotate your ankle slowly in a circular motion, 10 times in each direction.

-Knee Rotations:
Stand with feet together and knees slightly bent. Place your hands on your knees and rotate them in small circles, first clockwise and then counterclockwise.

-Hip Bridges:
Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Push through your heels to lift your hips until your body forms a straight line from shoulders to knees.

3) Upper Body Stretches (clavicles growth plates)

-Shoulder Stretch:
Extend one arm across your chest and hold it with the opposite arm, keeping the extended arm straight. Hold for 30 seconds and switch sides.

-Chest Stretch:
Stand in a doorway, place your hands on the frame, and gently lean forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.

4) spine stretches(spine/upper body growth plates)

-Cat-Cow Stretch:
Begin on all fours. Alternate between arching your back (cow pose) and rounding it (cat pose) in a fluid motion.

-Cobra stretch:
Lie face down with your palms under your shoulders. Push your upper body off the floor, keeping your hips down, and gently arch your back.


Repeat each stretch 3 times.



muscle strengthening



Lastly, here’s a program for the muscles, also hepling with the procedure.
you’ll need some cheap and common equipements. Either buy them or find an alternative. Adapt this program to your needs. Its not fixed.


Lower body strength


1. Bodyweight Squats
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


2. Glute Bridges
Reps: 3 sets of 15-20 reps.


3. Lunges
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per leg.


4. Calf Raises
Reps: 3 sets of 15 reps.


Core and Stability


1. Planks
Duration: Hold for 30-45 seconds, 3 sets.


2. Bird Dogs
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per side.


3. Side Planks
Duration: Hold for 20-30 seconds per side, 3 sets.


Upper Body Strength


1. Push-Ups
Reps: 3 sets of 8-12 reps.


2. Resistance Band Rows
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


3. Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps (use light weights).


Do this program 3-4 times a week.



additional compounds



Optionnal compounds to increase the effects of the initial procedure (ranked by effectiveness).

All those compounds should be used in the evening.


1) -somatropine( hgh ) + mk677* - (same dosages for both)
2) -somatropine( hgh )
Dosage
: Start at 1iu and increase to 3iu over the next 2-4weeks.

3) -mk677
Dosage: Start with 10-15 mg daily. After 1-2 weeks, you can increase to 25mg per day.
You may also want to cycle it for better effectiveness (every 6 month 2 weeks off).

4) -aromatase inhibitor (only if high E2 after bloodwork)
i recommend aromasin
Dosage
: 12.5 mg every other day.

5)- SAG: could increase the effectiveness of this procedure of around 20%.
Sadly dosages or ways of administrations are unclear so i dont inlude it to the procedure. starting doses range from 1–10 mg/kg in animals models. Thats all i found. If you find a way to use it for humans tag me
.

Building blocks: (i dont include dosages, those are very easy to find. Just make shure to take a fairly important dose). They are not in order.

-collagen (morning before eating with water).
-vitamin C (morning before eating with water).
-sam-e* (morning before eating with water).
-calcium (morning while eating).
-Vitamin D (morning while eating).
-vitamin k (morning while eating).
-boron (morning while eating).
-omega 3 (morning while eating).
-multivitamins (2 time a day while eating).
-magnesium (just before sleep).
-zink (just before sleep).
-arginine (just before sleep).
-ornithine (just before sleep).
-glutamine (just before sleep).
-melatonin (just before sleep).





recognize signs that the procedure is working



The most obvious: you are growing(mesure yourself barefoot and compare it with the before. It might take will take up to 6 month before seeing significant results but growth will be exponential from that point).

What to do:

Daily ultrasound check
take the photo you made at the start and compare, first to see the results, and second to detect any anormal growth (very unlikely but could happen if you did something wrong).

Here’s what to look for on the ultrasound

-Signs of healthy, well-defined cartilage.
-Look for increases in the thickness of the cartilage or changes in the surrounding tissue.
-The space between the epiphyseal (end of the bone) and metaphyseal (shaft of the bone) region is indicative of active growth. A larger gap is a good sign.
-Check for any changes in the overall bone structure and density around the growth plate. Healthy bone development around the treated area is a good sign of effective therapy.
-also make shure that there are no unexpected abnormalities or negative changes in the surrounding bone or cartilage that could indicate issues with the treatment.



Blood work: (one time a month or every 2 month)



Help to see if the procedure is working, and prevent sides.

What to test:

To monitor results:

Osteocalcin*:
Indicates bone formation and turnover. Increased levels suggest that bone remodeling is actively occurring.

Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP):
Elevated levels indicate increased osteoblast activity and bone formation.

C-Terminal Telopeptide* (CTX):
A marker for bone resorption. Moderate increases can suggest bone turnover, but excessively high levels could indicate undesirable bone loss so be careful about that.

Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
Monitor IGF-1 levels to confirm whether growth factors are having their intended effect. Elevated levels indicate that the injected IGF-1 is functioning as expected.

Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 (FGF-2):
Check FGF levels to see if injections are elevating levels, ensuring that tissue regeneration and bone repair are being stimulated.

Testosterone/Estrogen Levels (if aromatase inhibitor)
check that the E2 level decreases.

General health:

Complete Blood Count (CBC):
This test checks for overall immune function and can help detect infections or abnormalities in blood cell production due to the procedure.

Liver Function Tests (LFTs):
Liver enzymes such as AST, ALT, and bilirubin should be monitored to ensure that the procedure and the administered growth factors are not stressing the liver.

Kidney Function Tests:
Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels help assess kidney function, ensuring the kidneys are not being adversely affected by the treatment.

Glucose and Insulin Levels:
Hgh related compounds can affect glucose metabolism. Monitoring blood sugar levels ensures there are no unintended effects, such as insulin resistance or blood sugar imbalances.



Excepted growth per age:



Remember that those are estimations.

Age 16-20:
1-Year Treatment:
10cm
2-Year Treatment:
15cm

Age 21-25:
1-Year Treatment:
7cm
2-Year Treatment:
8-10cm

Age 26-30
1-Year Treatment:
3-4cm
2-Year Treatment
5cm



Potencial risks:


1. Unintended Growth or Imbalance
If growth factors are not administered uniformly or if injections are not precisely targeted, there can be an imbalance in growth. This could result in uneven or asymmetrical growth of bones or other tissues.
5-10% chance of happening if errors are committed. Less than 1% otherwise.


2. Complications Related to Growth Factors
Can cause joint deformities or other complications.
2% chance of happening with high dosages.


3. Hormonal imbalance
Prolonged use of growth factors like IGF-1 or BMP-2 can affect the body’s natural hormonal balance impacting overall health.
Less than 1% chance of happening with adequate dosages.

4. Systemic effects
Although intended to be localized, there is a risk that growth factors or stem cells could have some systemic effect, while being minor due to the small amount of product.
Less than 1% chance of happening.



anderstand the science behind this procedure


1. Growth Plates and Endochondral Ossification
Growth plates(or epiphyseal plates) are regions of hyaline cartilage located at the ends of long bones, which are responsible for longitudinal bone growth. Bone growth at the growth plates occurs via endochondral ossification, process in which cartilage is replaced by bone tissue.

Endochondral Ossification Stages:
-Proliferation Zone: Chondrocytes (or cartilage cells) divide and form columns of cells, increasing the length of the bone.
-Hypertrophic Zone: The chondrocytes enlarge and begin to calcify.
-Calcification Zone: The cartilage matrix becomes calcified, and the chondrocytes die off, leaving the mineralized cartilage scaffold.
-Ossification Zone: Osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) replace the calcified cartilage with bone tissue.

2. Growth Plate Stimulation via MSCs and Growth Factors:
The concept behind this procedure is to reactivate or stimulate growth plates by introducing both mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and growth factors that promote bone growth.

The Role of MSCs in Growth Plate Reactivation:

When injected into or near growth plates, MSCs help replenish the chondrocyte population, aiding the continued process of endochondral ossification.
In the presence of specific growth factors (discussed below), MSCs are encouraged to differentiate into chondrocytes and osteoblasts, which prommote new cartilage formation and bone growth.

A. Mesenchymal Stem Cells:
MSCs are multipotent stromal cells that have the ability to differentiate into various cell types, including osteoblasts (bone-forming cells), and chondrocytes (cartilage-forming cells).

B. Growth Factors:
Growth factors are signaling molecules that regulate cellular processes such as proliferation, differentiation, and tissue regeneration. The three key growth factors that are used in this procedure are BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

1. Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2 (BMP-2):
BMP-2 is crucial for inducing osteogenesis and chondrogenesis. It plays a key role in promoting the differentiation of MSCs into osteoblasts and chondrocytes. In the context of the procedure, BMP-2 accelerate the process of chondrocyte differentiation, enhance cartilage formation at the growth plate, and promote new bone formation.

2. Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
IGF-1 is an anabolic growth factor that stimulates the proliferation of chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It is essential for both the expansion of cartilage in the growth plate and for bone elongation.

3. Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 (FGF-2):
FGF-2 is involved in the proliferation and differentiation of various cell types, including chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It plays a supportive role in maintaining the health of the cartilage and in stimulating growth plate activity.

3. Outcomes:
The MSCs and growth factors are injected into specific growth plate regions. The goal is to mimic the natural developmental process of endochondral ossification, even in a post-adolescent body where growth plates may have started to close or ossified.

If successful, the coordinated activity of MSCs and growth factors would lead to increased chondrocyte activity in the growth plates, resulting in new cartilage formation followed by its replacement with bone tissue. Over time, this process would lead to the elongation of the bones targeted, leading to an increase in height.



conclusion


In this guide, we saw how to regenerate growth plates activity, step by step, in a simple manner.
It took days of efforts to make this thread, which i choose to release for free to all of you.
Sorry for my grammar. There might be some errors.
I hope that this will be useful, dont hesitate to share your experience if you chose to undergo this procedure.
Ask if you have any question.

I wish all of you good luck.



Growth plate fusion: Process in which growth plates turn into bones.
Systemic: That affect the whole body.
LL: Leg Lengthening chirurgy.
Hgh: Hormone naturally produced by the pituilary gland in the brain. Well known for its effect on height increase during puberty, anti aging effect
and muscle building potencial.

ai: Aromatase inhibitors, are, as their names indicate, inhibiting the action of the enzyme aromatase, which convert androgens to estrogen.
Osteoporosis: Bone disease that is characterized by a decrease in bone density and quality.
Hyperthyroidism: A condition in which the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone.
Hypothyroidism: The opposite of hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones.
Autoimmune Diseases: Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own cells and tissues, mistaking them for foreign agents.
Allogeneic: Biologic material from someone else body.
autologous: Biologic material from your body.
MSCs: stem cells(or unassigned cells)that can differenciate in 4 cells type:
-Osteoblasts (bone cells)
-Chondrocytes (cartilaginous cells)
-Adipocytes (fat cells)
-Myocytes (muscle cells)

Mk677: Chemical that stimulates the secretion of growth hormone (GH) by mimicking the action of ghrelin, a natural hormone that stimulates hunger and GH secretion.
Sam-e: Chemical that the human body produces naturally from the amino acid methionine and ATP (adenosine triphosphate). Its link to growth is difficult but powerful.
Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP): BAP is an enzyme produced by osteoblasts (cells responsible for bone formation). Its concentration in the blood is an indicator of bone formation.
C-Terminal Telopeptide: CTX is a marker of bone resorption, the process by which bone tissue is broken down. Its a fragment released when type I collagen (an important protein in bones) is broken down.
Osteocalcin: Osteocalcin is a protein produced by osteoblasts and is involved in bone mineralization. It is often used as a marker of bone formation.



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I do no encourages the use of any substance. This guide is for purely educational and theoretical purposes. We must always seek medical advices before taking any action that could endanger our health. I do not sell anything and i made this post in the only purpose of educate.
I’ll be completely honest, I am scared to read because this will probably make me feel low iq :forcedsmile:. Starting reading now though. Wish me luck
 
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Guys, if you do not have the resources to buy all of this, and want to do it later on, take an aromatase inhibitor asap. It will prevent further ossification of collagenous tissue in the growth plates, making this method more effective. I’ve been taking an ai since 17 and 1 month, only taking a 2 month break due to being really sick. I am currently taking 2.5mg letrozole 1 out of 2 days. This will significantly increase my success rate.
 
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huge fucking shit nigga you delivered
 
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regeneration of growth plates
the method


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introduction:


This thread include the procedure to reactivate or/and regenerate growth plates (while being targeted and safe), written in a comprehensive and understandable way. This method is adapted for home use.
While it might seem difficult at first, dont be discouraged and trust me. Its not.
Various difficult words will be used. Refer to the end of the thread for definitions (defined as symbole "*").
This guide is already in order. Make shure to follow it to the letter.


Goal: localized bone growth during and after puberty (until growth plates fusion*). You can visualize it as a second growth spurt.
This procedure is also relevant to widen the clavicles, but we’ll talk about that in details later.


Advantages and disadvantages:

🟩 - Low systemic* sides, possibility to choose where you want growth to happen (growth plates targeting as we will see later), only working option after puberty beside LL* while being cheaper and less invasive.
I also strongly believe this procedure to be more effective than hgh* and ai* combined during puberty.


🟥 - Expensive, experimental, and dangerous is poorly executed.


 dont do if:

-Osteoporosis*.
-Hyperthyroidism*/Hypothyroidism*.
-Cancer.
-Autoimmune Diseases*.
-Previous Trauma or Surgical Complications.
-Genetic Disorders Affecting Growth Plate Function.
-Chronic Inflammatory Conditions.
-Severe Skeletal Malformations or Deformities.
-You are above 30 (bones are likely already fully ossified with little to no possible growth).
-You are below 16.


requirements:
the cost of the whole procedure range from 10k to 40k per year everything involved. The price can be reduced if you buy from another country or buy in big quantity/to cheap sellers for exemples. I will also give various ways to reduce the price during the thread.
The dosages will be given later during the procedure.
⚠️ - Start by only buying an ultrasound device (made for home use) and an ultrasound/conductive gel if not included with the ultrasound. Proceed to phase 1 once bought before buying the rest.

-Allogeneic* mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs*)
(I wont include the method to use your own MSCs (aka autologous* MSCs) because of the impossibility at home and the overal complexity and risks. PM me if you really want it).

-growth factors* (BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2)
Could be used topically, but the results wont be as significants so we’ll use injectable solutions.

-an ultrasound device made for home use
Get one for the cheapest you can; make shure that the quality is correct (get one with an high-frequency linear probe (7-15 MHz) if possible).

-fridge that can go down to -20°C
You could use a normal fridge but it wouldnt be suitable - we will talk about it in details later.

-2 types of single usage syringes:
1
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.
2: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
Type 1 (for growth factors): Number of growth plates you choose × 27(if you inject 1 time every 2 week) or 54( if you inject 1 time a week)=
Type 2 (for stem cells): Number of growth plates you choose × 14(if you inject 1 time a month) or 27 (if you inject 1 time every 2 week)=



-Conductive/ultrasound gel if not provided with the ultrasound

-(Optionnal): an automatic injector to replace syringes if you are uncomfortable using them.


Lastly,

This procedure will be officially released in around 10 years or slightly more. Wait is an option. Here we wont be able to reconstitute totally new growth plates since it requiere a biologic scaffold, which is impossible to create or buy.


-introduction
-Phase 1: growth plates and how to determine their conditions
-Phase 2: bloodwork before the injections
-Phase 3: how to buy and store compounds
-Phase 4: the injections
-Phase 5: post injections
-Phase 6: additional compounds
-Phase 7: excepted growth per age
-Phase 8: potencial risks
-Phase 9: how to recognize that the procedure is working
-Bonus: the science behind the procedure
-Conclusion




growth plates and how to determine their conditions




-Choosing the targeted growth plates
-learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body
-Determine the state of growth plates


This step is necessary as it will allow us to anderstand the state of your growth plates.
You only need the gel and the ultrasound as mentionned earlier.




Choossing the targeted growth plates

You will first need to choose the growth plates you’d like to target (choose carefully those growth plates will determine where you will get growth).
I chose the ones with the best height gain potencial. Just make your choice between them.
The price is obviously exponential to the number of growth plates you choose.

I recommend legs since its there that you have the most potencial for growth.
Arms length will be decreased compared to the rest of the body, but I don't think it's a big problem. You can choose to add growth plates that contribute to arms lengh if thats an issue for you.


1) 2 growth plates in the legs: distal femur and proximal tibial.
You ideally want to choose both growth plates, but if you are really short on money choose only one, just keep in mind that the result will likely be divided by 2.

2) upper body: lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5) and thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12).
I do not recommend this option. There is no real targetable growth plates in the upper body. Results could be unsignificant.

3) Bonus: clavicles.
Optionnal, work for frame gains. May also help balancing the results. Concidere it if your frame is already bad. There’s 4 growth plates in the clavicles (2 per side).
You can choose to only target 2. The same for each sides. If you opt for that option, the growth plates located at the medial end of the clavicle is the best option.




Learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body

Now that you chose, we can continue with the next step:
Find the growth plates you chose on the pictures.


1) legs(4 growth plates in total - 2 per leg)


Proximal tibial
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Located near the hip joint at the top of the femur (the red bones on the left picture).
Represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.



Distal femur
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Located just below the knee joint, at the top of the tibia (the red bones on the left picture).
On the right picture, represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.


2)upper body (not recommended)


thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12)
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lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5)
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3)clavicles


Clavicules (2 growth plates per side)
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There’s one growth plate at the lateral end, and one at the medial end.
Growth plates are represented as the 2 white lines on each part of the bones (last picture).




Determine the state of the growth plates


Now that you know where the growth plates are,

1) Make shure that you have both the gel and the device with you.

2) Apply the gel to the area of the growth plate, position the ultrasound probe perpendicular to the skin and scan the area, moving slowly in circular motion to create an image of the underlying bone structure.
There might be an explanatory note with the ultrasound. If so follow it.

3) locate the growth plate:

-Look like a a black line (cartilage) between 2 lighter bones on the ultrasound.
if the quality of your ultrasound is low or if your plate are closed since a long time be very careful to any line or pseudo line that may look slightly darker than the rest. Ajust the depth and gain of the ultrasound to see it as clearly as possible.
If you see that line, you can continue and start the procedure. Otherwise you may still try but the results could not be significant or even be null (growth plates likely already fused and became bones. If thats the case you’ll have to wait until they release the full procedure - the risk of complications increase in that case).

If you see a line only for a part of the growth plates you are targeting:
Make shure that you really dont see it. If thats the case only target the ones that are open on both sides (if only one is open on one side it automatically exclude both from the procedure).


Repeat this process for each growth plate you chose🔄




bloodwork before the injections (recommended)




Do one if you are cautious and dont want to take any risks.
You want everything to be normal and ideally good.


What to test:

-Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) or Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) Evaluates kidney function, electrolyte balance, glucose levels, and overall metabolic health.

-Liver Function Tests (LFTs)
ensure that the liver is functioning well.

-Growth Hormone (GH)
To check baseline levels of growth hormone.

-Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1)
assess baseline levels and understand the growth potential.

-Sex Hormones (Testosterone/Estrogen)
To evaluate hormonal status

-Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase *(BAP):
important for baseline bone health assessment.


After the bloodwork, you may notice that you have high E2 (Estrogen). You can add an aromatase inhibitor to the stack if thats the case.
Dont worry we will talk about that in details around the end of the thread.




how to buy and store compounds




-where to buy the stem cells and growth factors
-stock the compound adequately



where to buy the compounds



I will link some websites where you may be able to buy those compouds. If you dont find them or if you think that they are too expensive do your own research/ ask by answering to this thread.

Just check the purity and cell viability (for Stem cell should be >85% after thawing).
Its better if you buy it from a reputable and certified laboratory or biobank if you can.


⚠️The most expensive compound in the stack is by far stem cells. Try to buy it from another country and do everything you can to get it as cheap as possible.
Make shure that it is human Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs)



buying growth factors should be way easier. Here’s a link thats supposedly legit (thx to @vzyxzs ).


stock the compounds adequately


MSCs:

Make shure that it come pre-prepared in vials that are ready for immediate use.
The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and cell type.

Store them as per the supplier’s instructions and typically refrigerated at minimum 4°C (standard fridge temperature). Just put the box in the fridge if possible.

⚠️ crucial imformation: stem cells (MSCs) can only be kept 24 to 48h in a normal fridge ( ≈ 4°C ) including transport time. Its not ideal at all. If you choose this option you’ll need to inject immediately and you can’t more than one dose at a time.

What i recommend
: Buy, rent /bought second hand a small fridge that can go down to -20°C (will cost you around 500$. Maybe less). Stem cells can be kept 1 week ideally, and up to 2. You’ll have way more time.

You can also choose to buy a special fridge that can go down even more if you want to keep stem cells longer, but you’ll need a special electricity installation and the price will be way higher.


Growth factors:

Same as stem cells, store them as per the supplier’s instructions. (most of the time minimum 4°C)
Same as stem cells, The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and growth factor type.


At 4°C, growth factors you can keep it up to 2 weeks.

You can keep it up to a year if you use a -20°C fridge.
You are now able to buy a complete 1 year supply in only one time.


Additional important tips:

-In the fridge, put the growth factors and the stem cells and far as possible, growth factors in front and stem cells behind.

-Try to avoid light in contact with the compounds as much as possible.

-Let both the growth factors and stem cells 20 minute out at home temperature before putting them in the fridge.

-4°C fridge refer to the normal lowest temperature your fridge can go. Using a thermometer to verifie the temperature is recommended.

-try to take out of the fridge the right quantity, or else you might create damages by getting them out too often (temperature changes are damaging the structure of compounds).




the injections


-Regularity of injections and models of syringues
-prepare compounds to injections
-dosages and advices pre injections
-injections


Before starting mesure yourself barefoot just after waking up and without counting your hairs. Write down the exact height.
Also be shure to have a picture of the state of your growth plates taken with the ultrasound to compare later.

We will inject 2 types of compounds.
A type of stem cells called MSCs,
And 3 type of growth factors,
BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

You’ll also need the ultrasound and the gel. Make shure to have both close to you.

The full duration of the procedure is one year. You can choose to increase it up to 2 years or to decrease it depending on your needs.




regularity of injections and models of syringue


Growth factors: 1 time a week or 1 time every 2 weeks.
Stem cells: 1 time every 2 weeks or 1 time every 4 weeks.

For optimal efficiency you want growth factors to be injected 2 time more than stem cells.
You will inject growth factors alone 1 time out of 2. Its normal.



the right models of syringes for stem cells and growth factors are:

stem cells: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
growth factors
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.


You will change all the syringues every sessions. Never use a syringue for more than 1 session. You will use 1 syringue of the right type as indicated before per growth plate.

Note: Growth factors can be used alone(without MSCs) if you have financial problems, but the effectiveness will be greatly reduced.




Prepare compounds to injection



We first need to thaw and prepare the compounds to injection (i will explain how to do so for both liquid and powder forms and for both -20°C and 4°C fridge temperatures).
Dont forget that you’ll have to inject quickly after preparation.


For growth factors(same process for all 3):

liquid:

-If stored at -20°C, take the vials of liquid growth factors out of the fridge and allow them to thaw slowly at room temperature. This may take 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the volume.

If stored in a fridge at 4°C, let it sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

Once thawed and ready for use, transfer the liquid growth factor into the adequate syringe.


powder:

-Take the vial of powdered growth factor out of the fridge (same process for both 4°C and -20°C) and let it warm to room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

-Inject the diluent (sterile water, saline, or buffer solution) slowly into the vial containing the powder with a sterile syringue and needle. Be carefull to draw up the appropriate amount of diluent as indicated by the manufacturer’s instructions.
-Gently swirl the vial until the powder fully dissolves. Do not shake vigorously, as this could damage the protein structure of the growth factor.
-Once the growth factor is fully reconstituted, use a sterile syringe to draw the solution into the syringe. Make shure that no air bubbles remain.


For stem cells:


liquid:


If from a -20°C fridge: Transfer the stem cells from the -20°C freezer to a 4°C refrigerator. Allow them to thaw gradually in the refrigerator for a few hours.
After the cells have been moved to 4°C and thawed for the recommended time, you can then bring them to room temperature (about 20-25°C) for a short period before injection. Ensure this step is done quickly, ideally within 15-30 minutes, to minimize any risk of compromising the cells.

If from a 4°C fridge: Bring to room temperature for 10mn.

You can fill the syringue with the compound, again, make shure that no air bubbles remain.

To take the right dosage, just convert the unit used for the compound and change it to mL (the unit written on the syringue) then fill the syringe until the liquid reaches the desired unit.




dosages and advices pre injections



you previoulsy choosed which growth plates you wanted to inject in. Those are the ones and only places where you will inject, one after the other.


Make shure to respect these crucial steps before injecting:


1) Syringes are perfectly sterile and your skin is disinfected.
3) Know how to recognize growth plates, look at point 2, the methodology is there too if you are not familiar with the usage of the ultrasound (which will be used during injections).
4) You will inject 5 times all around each growth plate for both compounds (all the injections will be in a localized area of 1cm or less all around the growth plate). Try to inject as evenly as possible.
5) For the first time injecting, use growth factors 2-3 days before stem cells. You’ll inject both at the same time after that (still inject growth factor first then, even if its only slightly).
6) We will start with lower dosages and gradually increase for both stem cells and growth factors:
First, you’ll use 25% of the dosage, then you’ll go up to 50%, 75%, and then 100%, upgrading of 25% each sessions. Look for any sides. If you dont face any continue to increase until you reach 100%; you will continue with that dosage for the rest of the procedure.
7)Be consistent in the doses administered to each growth plate and the timing of injections. Ensure equal distribution on both sides of the body (e.g., right and left limbs).
8)inject shortly before sleep for better results.


Dosages: keep in mind that you have to multiplie this amount by the number of growth plates you want to target. For exemple: if im targeting legs, and i choose distal femur and proximal tibia: i multiplie by 4 the total amount of product i need for each compound. (There’s 1 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia per leg).
Also dont forget to divide by 5 the amount since you inject 5 times per growth plate for both growth factors and stem cells.



Ideal Dosages(MSCs/stem cells)


Age 16-20: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-25: 3 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 26-30: 4 million MSCs per growth plate.

You can choose to use reduced dosages as following if you have trouble finding money:

Age 16-20: 0.5-1 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-30: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.


Ideal dosages growth factors:


BMP-2
: 0.5mg per growth plate.

IGF-1: 50µg per growth plate.

FGF-2: 50µg per growth plate.



injections



First take the ultrasound device, and use it as usual to project a picture of the zone of injection. Find nerves and veins.(Nerves will appear as echogenic structures and veins as pulsations or color changes on the ultrasound)
You can also use the 2 pictures here:
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The picture on the right represent veins, and the picture on the left nerves.


select 5 injection points where you are shure to avoid them and mark them. After doing so, dont stop the ultrasound.


growth factors:
you will inject the 3 growth factors one after the other, in the order of your choice. Dont forget to inject evenly 5 times all around the growth plates for each of them as explained earlier.


With the ultrasound still activated, slowly inject just beneath the skin into the soft tissue, in the direction of the growth plate. Usually this is subvutaneous or slightly intramuscular. 1 to 2cm deep depending of your bodyfat%(if average do 1.5cm, if important do 2cm, and if little do 1cm). While injecting, make shure again to avoid veins and nerves.

While you are pushing the needle in your skin, you should be able to see it on the ultrasound (you may not always be able to see it as easily dependently of the growth plate). Move the needle to place it in the desired location, near the growth plate. Once the needle is in place remove it VERY slightly (reduce the chance of hitting a vein), then inject the compound. You should be able to see it spreading on the ultrasound in the surrounding tissue, which confirms correct placement.

repeat this operation 5 times, for the 5 injections points 🔄
Dont forget to use alcohol to resterilize the needle after each injection.

Now change the syringue to the right one for stem cells as said before,


For Stem Cells:

The process is the same, except that it should be injected slightly deeper, but still into the soft tissue around the growth plate, not into the bone itself. Around 1.5 to 3cm deep depending of your bodyfat %.

After injections, re-scan the area to ensure that the injected solution is located correctly near the growth plate. There should be no leakage into unintended areas

remember: After you stop the injections, growth may continue for some weeks to month, its normal.



post injections/session




-What to do and not do
-stretching
-muscle strengthening


I am now going to give you some advices once a session of injection is done and during the time between sessions.


What to do and not do


What to do:
-Hydration: stay very hydrated. Never feel thirsty.
-Nutrition: this step is crucial. Eat as much as you can (foods with a lot of proteins if possible).
-posture: try to stand up straight.
-sleep: you need to sleep for as long as you can and as deep as you can. There’s multiple guides for that on the forum.
-Sleep posture:
Side Sleepers: Use a pillow between the legs to keep the spine aligned.
Back Sleepers: Use a pillow under the knees to relieve pressure on the lower back.
-if you notice any important side. Dont ignore it.

What to not do:

-High-Impact Sports or Activities: Limit activities that involve jumping, running, or other high-impact movements, as they can place undue stress on the growth plates.
-Prolonged Inactivity.
-dont take any other treatment.

-dont smoke or drink.


You should also stretch(increase the effectiveness of the procedure, reduce sides and incomfort).
I included stretches for each growth plate you can target. Just choose the right ones.
You will stretch just before sleep. Everyday.



1) Lower Body Stretches (legs growth plates)

-Hamstring Stretch:
Sit on the floor with one leg extended and the other bent. Reach toward your toes on the extended leg, keeping your back straight.

-Quadriceps Stretch:
Stand and hold onto a wall or sturdy object for balance. Pull one foot toward your glutes, keeping your knees together. Push your hips slightly forward for a deeper stretch.

-Hip Flexor Stretch:
Kneel on one knee and step the opposite foot forward. Push your hips forward while keeping your back straight.

-Calf Stretch:
Stand facing a wall, place your hands against it, and step one foot back, keeping both feet flat. Lean forward to feel a stretch in the back leg.

-Adductor Stretch:
Sit with your feet together and your knees bent out to the sides. Hold your feet and gently push your knees toward the ground using your elbows.

-Glute Stretch:
Lie on your back with one foot placed on the opposite knee. Grab the back of the supporting leg and gently pull toward your chest.

2) Joint Mobility (do this part no matter what growth plates you chose)

-Hip Circles:
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, hands on hips. Slowly rotate your hips in a circle, first in one direction, then the other.

-Ankle Circles:
Sit or stand and lift one foot off the ground. Rotate your ankle slowly in a circular motion, 10 times in each direction.

-Knee Rotations:
Stand with feet together and knees slightly bent. Place your hands on your knees and rotate them in small circles, first clockwise and then counterclockwise.

-Hip Bridges:
Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Push through your heels to lift your hips until your body forms a straight line from shoulders to knees.

3) Upper Body Stretches (clavicles growth plates)

-Shoulder Stretch:
Extend one arm across your chest and hold it with the opposite arm, keeping the extended arm straight. Hold for 30 seconds and switch sides.

-Chest Stretch:
Stand in a doorway, place your hands on the frame, and gently lean forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.

4) spine stretches(spine/upper body growth plates)

-Cat-Cow Stretch:
Begin on all fours. Alternate between arching your back (cow pose) and rounding it (cat pose) in a fluid motion.

-Cobra stretch:
Lie face down with your palms under your shoulders. Push your upper body off the floor, keeping your hips down, and gently arch your back.


Repeat each stretch 3 times.



muscle strengthening



Lastly, here’s a program for the muscles, also hepling with the procedure.
you’ll need some cheap and common equipements. Either buy them or find an alternative. Adapt this program to your needs. Its not fixed.


Lower body strength


1. Bodyweight Squats
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


2. Glute Bridges
Reps: 3 sets of 15-20 reps.


3. Lunges
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per leg.


4. Calf Raises
Reps: 3 sets of 15 reps.


Core and Stability


1. Planks
Duration: Hold for 30-45 seconds, 3 sets.


2. Bird Dogs
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per side.


3. Side Planks
Duration: Hold for 20-30 seconds per side, 3 sets.


Upper Body Strength


1. Push-Ups
Reps: 3 sets of 8-12 reps.


2. Resistance Band Rows
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


3. Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps (use light weights).


Do this program 3-4 times a week.



additional compounds



Optionnal compounds to increase the effects of the initial procedure (ranked by effectiveness).

All those compounds should be used in the evening.


1) -somatropine( hgh ) + mk677* - (same dosages for both)
2) -somatropine( hgh )
Dosage
: Start at 1iu and increase to 3iu over the next 2-4weeks.

3) -mk677
Dosage: Start with 10-15 mg daily. After 1-2 weeks, you can increase to 25mg per day.
You may also want to cycle it for better effectiveness (every 6 month 2 weeks off).

4) -aromatase inhibitor (only if high E2 after bloodwork)
i recommend aromasin
Dosage
: 12.5 mg every other day.

5)- SAG: could increase the effectiveness of this procedure of around 20%.
Sadly dosages or ways of administrations are unclear so i dont inlude it to the procedure. starting doses range from 1–10 mg/kg in animals models. Thats all i found. If you find a way to use it for humans tag me
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Building blocks: (i dont include dosages, those are very easy to find. Just make shure to take a fairly important dose). They are not in order.

-collagen (morning before eating with water).
-vitamin C (morning before eating with water).
-sam-e* (morning before eating with water).
-calcium (morning while eating).
-Vitamin D (morning while eating).
-vitamin k (morning while eating).
-boron (morning while eating).
-omega 3 (morning while eating).
-multivitamins (2 time a day while eating).
-magnesium (just before sleep).
-zink (just before sleep).
-arginine (just before sleep).
-ornithine (just before sleep).
-glutamine (just before sleep).
-melatonin (just before sleep).





recognize signs that the procedure is working



The most obvious: you are growing(mesure yourself barefoot and compare it with the before. It might take will take up to 6 month before seeing significant results but growth will be exponential from that point).

What to do:

Daily ultrasound check
take the photo you made at the start and compare, first to see the results, and second to detect any anormal growth (very unlikely but could happen if you did something wrong).

Here’s what to look for on the ultrasound

-Signs of healthy, well-defined cartilage.
-Look for increases in the thickness of the cartilage or changes in the surrounding tissue.
-The space between the epiphyseal (end of the bone) and metaphyseal (shaft of the bone) region is indicative of active growth. A larger gap is a good sign.
-Check for any changes in the overall bone structure and density around the growth plate. Healthy bone development around the treated area is a good sign of effective therapy.
-also make shure that there are no unexpected abnormalities or negative changes in the surrounding bone or cartilage that could indicate issues with the treatment.



Blood work: (one time a month or every 2 month)



Help to see if the procedure is working, and prevent sides.

What to test:

To monitor results:

Osteocalcin*:
Indicates bone formation and turnover. Increased levels suggest that bone remodeling is actively occurring.

Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP):
Elevated levels indicate increased osteoblast activity and bone formation.

C-Terminal Telopeptide* (CTX):
A marker for bone resorption. Moderate increases can suggest bone turnover, but excessively high levels could indicate undesirable bone loss so be careful about that.

Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
Monitor IGF-1 levels to confirm whether growth factors are having their intended effect. Elevated levels indicate that the injected IGF-1 is functioning as expected.

Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 (FGF-2):
Check FGF levels to see if injections are elevating levels, ensuring that tissue regeneration and bone repair are being stimulated.

Testosterone/Estrogen Levels (if aromatase inhibitor)
check that the E2 level decreases.

General health:

Complete Blood Count (CBC):
This test checks for overall immune function and can help detect infections or abnormalities in blood cell production due to the procedure.

Liver Function Tests (LFTs):
Liver enzymes such as AST, ALT, and bilirubin should be monitored to ensure that the procedure and the administered growth factors are not stressing the liver.

Kidney Function Tests:
Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels help assess kidney function, ensuring the kidneys are not being adversely affected by the treatment.

Glucose and Insulin Levels:
Hgh related compounds can affect glucose metabolism. Monitoring blood sugar levels ensures there are no unintended effects, such as insulin resistance or blood sugar imbalances.



Excepted growth per age:



Remember that those are estimations.

Age 16-20:
1-Year Treatment:
10cm
2-Year Treatment:
15cm

Age 21-25:
1-Year Treatment:
7cm
2-Year Treatment:
8-10cm

Age 26-30
1-Year Treatment:
3-4cm
2-Year Treatment
5cm



Potencial risks:


1. Unintended Growth or Imbalance
If growth factors are not administered uniformly or if injections are not precisely targeted, there can be an imbalance in growth. This could result in uneven or asymmetrical growth of bones or other tissues.
5-10% chance of happening if errors are committed. Less than 1% otherwise.


2. Complications Related to Growth Factors
Can cause joint deformities or other complications.
2% chance of happening with high dosages.


3. Hormonal imbalance
Prolonged use of growth factors like IGF-1 or BMP-2 can affect the body’s natural hormonal balance impacting overall health.
Less than 1% chance of happening with adequate dosages.

4. Systemic effects
Although intended to be localized, there is a risk that growth factors or stem cells could have some systemic effect, while being minor due to the small amount of product.
Less than 1% chance of happening.



anderstand the science behind this procedure


1. Growth Plates and Endochondral Ossification
Growth plates(or epiphyseal plates) are regions of hyaline cartilage located at the ends of long bones, which are responsible for longitudinal bone growth. Bone growth at the growth plates occurs via endochondral ossification, process in which cartilage is replaced by bone tissue.

Endochondral Ossification Stages:
-Proliferation Zone: Chondrocytes (or cartilage cells) divide and form columns of cells, increasing the length of the bone.
-Hypertrophic Zone: The chondrocytes enlarge and begin to calcify.
-Calcification Zone: The cartilage matrix becomes calcified, and the chondrocytes die off, leaving the mineralized cartilage scaffold.
-Ossification Zone: Osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) replace the calcified cartilage with bone tissue.

2. Growth Plate Stimulation via MSCs and Growth Factors:
The concept behind this procedure is to reactivate or stimulate growth plates by introducing both mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and growth factors that promote bone growth.

The Role of MSCs in Growth Plate Reactivation:

When injected into or near growth plates, MSCs help replenish the chondrocyte population, aiding the continued process of endochondral ossification.
In the presence of specific growth factors (discussed below), MSCs are encouraged to differentiate into chondrocytes and osteoblasts, which prommote new cartilage formation and bone growth.

A. Mesenchymal Stem Cells:
MSCs are multipotent stromal cells that have the ability to differentiate into various cell types, including osteoblasts (bone-forming cells), and chondrocytes (cartilage-forming cells).

B. Growth Factors:
Growth factors are signaling molecules that regulate cellular processes such as proliferation, differentiation, and tissue regeneration. The three key growth factors that are used in this procedure are BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

1. Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2 (BMP-2):
BMP-2 is crucial for inducing osteogenesis and chondrogenesis. It plays a key role in promoting the differentiation of MSCs into osteoblasts and chondrocytes. In the context of the procedure, BMP-2 accelerate the process of chondrocyte differentiation, enhance cartilage formation at the growth plate, and promote new bone formation.

2. Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
IGF-1 is an anabolic growth factor that stimulates the proliferation of chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It is essential for both the expansion of cartilage in the growth plate and for bone elongation.

3. Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 (FGF-2):
FGF-2 is involved in the proliferation and differentiation of various cell types, including chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It plays a supportive role in maintaining the health of the cartilage and in stimulating growth plate activity.

3. Outcomes:
The MSCs and growth factors are injected into specific growth plate regions. The goal is to mimic the natural developmental process of endochondral ossification, even in a post-adolescent body where growth plates may have started to close or ossified.

If successful, the coordinated activity of MSCs and growth factors would lead to increased chondrocyte activity in the growth plates, resulting in new cartilage formation followed by its replacement with bone tissue. Over time, this process would lead to the elongation of the bones targeted, leading to an increase in height.



conclusion


In this guide, we saw how to regenerate growth plates activity, step by step, in a simple manner.
It took days of efforts to make this thread, which i choose to release for free to all of you.
Sorry for my grammar. There might be some errors.
I hope that this will be useful, dont hesitate to share your experience if you chose to undergo this procedure.
Ask if you have any question.

I wish all of you good luck.



Growth plate fusion: Process in which growth plates turn into bones.
Systemic: That affect the whole body.
LL: Leg Lengthening chirurgy.
Hgh: Hormone naturally produced by the pituilary gland in the brain. Well known for its effect on height increase during puberty, anti aging effect
and muscle building potencial.

ai: Aromatase inhibitors, are, as their names indicate, inhibiting the action of the enzyme aromatase, which convert androgens to estrogen.
Osteoporosis: Bone disease that is characterized by a decrease in bone density and quality.
Hyperthyroidism: A condition in which the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone.
Hypothyroidism: The opposite of hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones.
Autoimmune Diseases: Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own cells and tissues, mistaking them for foreign agents.
Allogeneic: Biologic material from someone else body.
autologous: Biologic material from your body.
MSCs: stem cells(or unassigned cells)that can differenciate in 4 cells type:
-Osteoblasts (bone cells)
-Chondrocytes (cartilaginous cells)
-Adipocytes (fat cells)
-Myocytes (muscle cells)

Mk677: Chemical that stimulates the secretion of growth hormone (GH) by mimicking the action of ghrelin, a natural hormone that stimulates hunger and GH secretion.
Sam-e: Chemical that the human body produces naturally from the amino acid methionine and ATP (adenosine triphosphate). Its link to growth is difficult but powerful.
Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP): BAP is an enzyme produced by osteoblasts (cells responsible for bone formation). Its concentration in the blood is an indicator of bone formation.
C-Terminal Telopeptide: CTX is a marker of bone resorption, the process by which bone tissue is broken down. Its a fragment released when type I collagen (an important protein in bones) is broken down.
Osteocalcin: Osteocalcin is a protein produced by osteoblasts and is involved in bone mineralization. It is often used as a marker of bone formation.



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regeneration of growth plates
the method


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introduction:


This thread include the procedure to reactivate or/and regenerate growth plates (while being targeted and safe), written in a comprehensive and understandable way. This method is adapted for home use.
While it might seem difficult at first, dont be discouraged and trust me. Its not.
Various difficult words will be used. Refer to the end of the thread for definitions (defined as symbole "*").
This guide is already in order. Make shure to follow it to the letter.


Goal: localized bone growth during and after puberty (until growth plates fusion*). You can visualize it as a second growth spurt.
This procedure is also relevant to widen the clavicles, but we’ll talk about that in details later.


Advantages and disadvantages:

🟩 - Low systemic* sides, possibility to choose where you want growth to happen (growth plates targeting as we will see later), only working option after puberty beside LL* while being cheaper and less invasive.
I also strongly believe this procedure to be more effective than hgh* and ai* combined during puberty.


🟥 - Expensive, experimental, and dangerous is poorly executed.


 dont do if:

-Osteoporosis*.
-Hyperthyroidism*/Hypothyroidism*.
-Cancer.
-Autoimmune Diseases*.
-Previous Trauma or Surgical Complications.
-Genetic Disorders Affecting Growth Plate Function.
-Chronic Inflammatory Conditions.
-Severe Skeletal Malformations or Deformities.
-You are above 30 (bones are likely already fully ossified with little to no possible growth).
-You are below 16.


requirements:
the cost of the whole procedure range from 10k to 40k per year everything involved. The price can be reduced if you buy from another country or buy in big quantity/to cheap sellers for exemples. I will also give various ways to reduce the price during the thread.
The dosages will be given later during the procedure.
⚠️ - Start by only buying an ultrasound device (made for home use) and an ultrasound/conductive gel if not included with the ultrasound. Proceed to phase 1 once bought before buying the rest.

-Allogeneic* mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs*)
(I wont include the method to use your own MSCs (aka autologous* MSCs) because of the impossibility at home and the overal complexity and risks. PM me if you really want it).

-growth factors* (BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2)
Could be used topically, but the results wont be as significants so we’ll use injectable solutions.

-an ultrasound device made for home use
Get one for the cheapest you can; make shure that the quality is correct (get one with an high-frequency linear probe (7-15 MHz) if possible).

-fridge that can go down to -20°C
You could use a normal fridge but it wouldnt be suitable - we will talk about it in details later.

-2 types of single usage syringes:
1
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.
2: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
Type 1 (for growth factors): Number of growth plates you choose × 27(if you inject 1 time every 2 week) or 54( if you inject 1 time a week)=
Type 2 (for stem cells): Number of growth plates you choose × 14(if you inject 1 time a month) or 27 (if you inject 1 time every 2 week)=



-Conductive/ultrasound gel if not provided with the ultrasound

-(Optionnal): an automatic injector to replace syringes if you are uncomfortable using them.


Lastly,

This procedure will be officially released in around 10 years or slightly more. Wait is an option. Here we wont be able to reconstitute totally new growth plates since it requiere a biologic scaffold, which is impossible to create or buy.


-introduction
-Phase 1: growth plates and how to determine their conditions
-Phase 2: bloodwork before the injections
-Phase 3: how to buy and store compounds
-Phase 4: the injections
-Phase 5: post injections
-Phase 6: additional compounds
-Phase 7: excepted growth per age
-Phase 8: potencial risks
-Phase 9: how to recognize that the procedure is working
-Bonus: the science behind the procedure
-Conclusion




growth plates and how to determine their conditions




-Choosing the targeted growth plates
-learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body
-Determine the state of growth plates


This step is necessary as it will allow us to anderstand the state of your growth plates.
You only need the gel and the ultrasound as mentionned earlier.




Choossing the targeted growth plates

You will first need to choose the growth plates you’d like to target (choose carefully those growth plates will determine where you will get growth).
I chose the ones with the best height gain potencial. Just make your choice between them.
The price is obviously exponential to the number of growth plates you choose.

I recommend legs since its there that you have the most potencial for growth.
Arms length will be decreased compared to the rest of the body, but I don't think it's a big problem. You can choose to add growth plates that contribute to arms lengh if thats an issue for you.


1) 2 growth plates in the legs: distal femur and proximal tibial.
You ideally want to choose both growth plates, but if you are really short on money choose only one, just keep in mind that the result will likely be divided by 2.

2) upper body: lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5) and thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12).
I do not recommend this option. There is no real targetable growth plates in the upper body. Results could be unsignificant.

3) Bonus: clavicles.
Optionnal, work for frame gains. May also help balancing the results. Concidere it if your frame is already bad. There’s 4 growth plates in the clavicles (2 per side).
You can choose to only target 2. The same for each sides. If you opt for that option, the growth plates located at the medial end of the clavicle is the best option.




Learn the emplacement of growth plates on the body

Now that you chose, we can continue with the next step:
Find the growth plates you chose on the pictures.


1) legs(4 growth plates in total - 2 per leg)


Proximal tibial
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Located near the hip joint at the top of the femur (the red bones on the left picture).
Represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.



Distal femur
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Located just below the knee joint, at the top of the tibia (the red bones on the left picture).
On the right picture, represented as the upper growth plate (the line) in red on the right picture.


2)upper body (not recommended)


thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12)
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lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5)
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3)clavicles


Clavicules (2 growth plates per side)
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There’s one growth plate at the lateral end, and one at the medial end.
Growth plates are represented as the 2 white lines on each part of the bones (last picture).




Determine the state of the growth plates


Now that you know where the growth plates are,

1) Make shure that you have both the gel and the device with you.

2) Apply the gel to the area of the growth plate, position the ultrasound probe perpendicular to the skin and scan the area, moving slowly in circular motion to create an image of the underlying bone structure.
There might be an explanatory note with the ultrasound. If so follow it.

3) locate the growth plate:

-Look like a a black line (cartilage) between 2 lighter bones on the ultrasound.
if the quality of your ultrasound is low or if your plate are closed since a long time be very careful to any line or pseudo line that may look slightly darker than the rest. Ajust the depth and gain of the ultrasound to see it as clearly as possible.
If you see that line, you can continue and start the procedure. Otherwise you may still try but the results could not be significant or even be null (growth plates likely already fused and became bones. If thats the case you’ll have to wait until they release the full procedure - the risk of complications increase in that case).

If you see a line only for a part of the growth plates you are targeting:
Make shure that you really dont see it. If thats the case only target the ones that are open on both sides (if only one is open on one side it automatically exclude both from the procedure).


Repeat this process for each growth plate you chose🔄




bloodwork before the injections (recommended)




Do one if you are cautious and dont want to take any risks.
You want everything to be normal and ideally good.


What to test:

-Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) or Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) Evaluates kidney function, electrolyte balance, glucose levels, and overall metabolic health.

-Liver Function Tests (LFTs)
ensure that the liver is functioning well.

-Growth Hormone (GH)
To check baseline levels of growth hormone.

-Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1)
assess baseline levels and understand the growth potential.

-Sex Hormones (Testosterone/Estrogen)
To evaluate hormonal status

-Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase *(BAP):
important for baseline bone health assessment.


After the bloodwork, you may notice that you have high E2 (Estrogen). You can add an aromatase inhibitor to the stack if thats the case.
Dont worry we will talk about that in details around the end of the thread.




how to buy and store compounds




-where to buy the stem cells and growth factors
-stock the compound adequately



where to buy the compounds



I will link some websites where you may be able to buy those compouds. If you dont find them or if you think that they are too expensive do your own research/ ask by answering to this thread.

Just check the purity and cell viability (for Stem cell should be >85% after thawing).
Its better if you buy it from a reputable and certified laboratory or biobank if you can.


⚠️The most expensive compound in the stack is by far stem cells. Try to buy it from another country and do everything you can to get it as cheap as possible.
Make shure that it is human Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs)



buying growth factors should be way easier. Here’s a link thats supposedly legit (thx to @vzyxzs ).


stock the compounds adequately


MSCs:

Make shure that it come pre-prepared in vials that are ready for immediate use.
The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and cell type.

Store them as per the supplier’s instructions and typically refrigerated at minimum 4°C (standard fridge temperature). Just put the box in the fridge if possible.

⚠️ crucial imformation: stem cells (MSCs) can only be kept 24 to 48h in a normal fridge ( ≈ 4°C ) including transport time. Its not ideal at all. If you choose this option you’ll need to inject immediately and you can’t more than one dose at a time.

What i recommend
: Buy, rent /bought second hand a small fridge that can go down to -20°C (will cost you around 500$. Maybe less). Stem cells can be kept 1 week ideally, and up to 2. You’ll have way more time.

You can also choose to buy a special fridge that can go down even more if you want to keep stem cells longer, but you’ll need a special electricity installation and the price will be way higher.


Growth factors:

Same as stem cells, store them as per the supplier’s instructions. (most of the time minimum 4°C)
Same as stem cells, The vials should be airtight, opaque, and labeled correctly with details such as the date of freezing and growth factor type.


At 4°C, growth factors you can keep it up to 2 weeks.

You can keep it up to a year if you use a -20°C fridge.
You are now able to buy a complete 1 year supply in only one time.


Additional important tips:

-In the fridge, put the growth factors and the stem cells and far as possible, growth factors in front and stem cells behind.

-Try to avoid light in contact with the compounds as much as possible.

-Let both the growth factors and stem cells 20 minute out at home temperature before putting them in the fridge.

-4°C fridge refer to the normal lowest temperature your fridge can go. Using a thermometer to verifie the temperature is recommended.

-try to take out of the fridge the right quantity, or else you might create damages by getting them out too often (temperature changes are damaging the structure of compounds).




the injections


-Regularity of injections and models of syringues
-prepare compounds to injections
-dosages and advices pre injections
-injections


Before starting mesure yourself barefoot just after waking up and without counting your hairs. Write down the exact height.
Also be shure to have a picture of the state of your growth plates taken with the ultrasound to compare later.

We will inject 2 types of compounds.
A type of stem cells called MSCs,
And 3 type of growth factors,
BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

You’ll also need the ultrasound and the gel. Make shure to have both close to you.

The full duration of the procedure is one year. You can choose to increase it up to 2 years or to decrease it depending on your needs.




regularity of injections and models of syringue


Growth factors: 1 time a week or 1 time every 2 weeks.
Stem cells: 1 time every 2 weeks or 1 time every 4 weeks.

For optimal efficiency you want growth factors to be injected 2 time more than stem cells.
You will inject growth factors alone 1 time out of 2. Its normal.



the right models of syringes for stem cells and growth factors are:

stem cells: 3 ml to 5 ml syringe with a 22 to 27 gauge needle.
growth factors
: 1 ml to 3 ml syringe with a 25 to 30 gauge needle.


You will change all the syringues every sessions. Never use a syringue for more than 1 session. You will use 1 syringue of the right type as indicated before per growth plate.

Note: Growth factors can be used alone(without MSCs) if you have financial problems, but the effectiveness will be greatly reduced.




Prepare compounds to injection



We first need to thaw and prepare the compounds to injection (i will explain how to do so for both liquid and powder forms and for both -20°C and 4°C fridge temperatures).
Dont forget that you’ll have to inject quickly after preparation.


For growth factors(same process for all 3):

liquid:

-If stored at -20°C, take the vials of liquid growth factors out of the fridge and allow them to thaw slowly at room temperature. This may take 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the volume.

If stored in a fridge at 4°C, let it sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

Once thawed and ready for use, transfer the liquid growth factor into the adequate syringe.


powder:

-Take the vial of powdered growth factor out of the fridge (same process for both 4°C and -20°C) and let it warm to room temperature for 10-15 minutes.

-Inject the diluent (sterile water, saline, or buffer solution) slowly into the vial containing the powder with a sterile syringue and needle. Be carefull to draw up the appropriate amount of diluent as indicated by the manufacturer’s instructions.
-Gently swirl the vial until the powder fully dissolves. Do not shake vigorously, as this could damage the protein structure of the growth factor.
-Once the growth factor is fully reconstituted, use a sterile syringe to draw the solution into the syringe. Make shure that no air bubbles remain.


For stem cells:


liquid:


If from a -20°C fridge: Transfer the stem cells from the -20°C freezer to a 4°C refrigerator. Allow them to thaw gradually in the refrigerator for a few hours.
After the cells have been moved to 4°C and thawed for the recommended time, you can then bring them to room temperature (about 20-25°C) for a short period before injection. Ensure this step is done quickly, ideally within 15-30 minutes, to minimize any risk of compromising the cells.

If from a 4°C fridge: Bring to room temperature for 10mn.

You can fill the syringue with the compound, again, make shure that no air bubbles remain.

To take the right dosage, just convert the unit used for the compound and change it to mL (the unit written on the syringue) then fill the syringe until the liquid reaches the desired unit.




dosages and advices pre injections



you previoulsy choosed which growth plates you wanted to inject in. Those are the ones and only places where you will inject, one after the other.


Make shure to respect these crucial steps before injecting:


1) Syringes are perfectly sterile and your skin is disinfected.
3) Know how to recognize growth plates, look at point 2, the methodology is there too if you are not familiar with the usage of the ultrasound (which will be used during injections).
4) You will inject 5 times all around each growth plate for both compounds (all the injections will be in a localized area of 1cm or less all around the growth plate). Try to inject as evenly as possible.
5) For the first time injecting, use growth factors 2-3 days before stem cells. You’ll inject both at the same time after that (still inject growth factor first then, even if its only slightly).
6) We will start with lower dosages and gradually increase for both stem cells and growth factors:
First, you’ll use 25% of the dosage, then you’ll go up to 50%, 75%, and then 100%, upgrading of 25% each sessions. Look for any sides. If you dont face any continue to increase until you reach 100%; you will continue with that dosage for the rest of the procedure.
7)Be consistent in the doses administered to each growth plate and the timing of injections. Ensure equal distribution on both sides of the body (e.g., right and left limbs).
8)inject shortly before sleep for better results.


Dosages: keep in mind that you have to multiplie this amount by the number of growth plates you want to target. For exemple: if im targeting legs, and i choose distal femur and proximal tibia: i multiplie by 4 the total amount of product i need for each compound. (There’s 1 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia per leg).
Also dont forget to divide by 5 the amount since you inject 5 times per growth plate for both growth factors and stem cells.



Ideal Dosages(MSCs/stem cells)


Age 16-20: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-25: 3 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 26-30: 4 million MSCs per growth plate.

You can choose to use reduced dosages as following if you have trouble finding money:

Age 16-20: 0.5-1 million MSCs per growth plate.

Age 21-30: 1-2 million MSCs per growth plate.


Ideal dosages growth factors:


BMP-2
: 0.5mg per growth plate.

IGF-1: 50µg per growth plate.

FGF-2: 50µg per growth plate.



injections



First take the ultrasound device, and use it as usual to project a picture of the zone of injection. Find nerves and veins.(Nerves will appear as echogenic structures and veins as pulsations or color changes on the ultrasound)
You can also use the 2 pictures here:
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The picture on the right represent veins, and the picture on the left nerves.


select 5 injection points where you are shure to avoid them and mark them. After doing so, dont stop the ultrasound.


growth factors:
you will inject the 3 growth factors one after the other, in the order of your choice. Dont forget to inject evenly 5 times all around the growth plates for each of them as explained earlier.


With the ultrasound still activated, slowly inject just beneath the skin into the soft tissue, in the direction of the growth plate. Usually this is subvutaneous or slightly intramuscular. 1 to 2cm deep depending of your bodyfat%(if average do 1.5cm, if important do 2cm, and if little do 1cm). While injecting, make shure again to avoid veins and nerves.

While you are pushing the needle in your skin, you should be able to see it on the ultrasound (you may not always be able to see it as easily dependently of the growth plate). Move the needle to place it in the desired location, near the growth plate. Once the needle is in place remove it VERY slightly (reduce the chance of hitting a vein), then inject the compound. You should be able to see it spreading on the ultrasound in the surrounding tissue, which confirms correct placement.

repeat this operation 5 times, for the 5 injections points 🔄
Dont forget to use alcohol to resterilize the needle after each injection.

Now change the syringue to the right one for stem cells as said before,


For Stem Cells:

The process is the same, except that it should be injected slightly deeper, but still into the soft tissue around the growth plate, not into the bone itself. Around 1.5 to 3cm deep depending of your bodyfat %.

After injections, re-scan the area to ensure that the injected solution is located correctly near the growth plate. There should be no leakage into unintended areas

remember: After you stop the injections, growth may continue for some weeks to month, its normal.



post injections/session




-What to do and not do
-stretching
-muscle strengthening


I am now going to give you some advices once a session of injection is done and during the time between sessions.


What to do and not do


What to do:
-Hydration: stay very hydrated. Never feel thirsty.
-Nutrition: this step is crucial. Eat as much as you can (foods with a lot of proteins if possible).
-posture: try to stand up straight.
-sleep: you need to sleep for as long as you can and as deep as you can. There’s multiple guides for that on the forum.
-Sleep posture:
Side Sleepers: Use a pillow between the legs to keep the spine aligned.
Back Sleepers: Use a pillow under the knees to relieve pressure on the lower back.
-if you notice any important side. Dont ignore it.

What to not do:

-High-Impact Sports or Activities: Limit activities that involve jumping, running, or other high-impact movements, as they can place undue stress on the growth plates.
-Prolonged Inactivity.
-dont take any other treatment.

-dont smoke or drink.


You should also stretch(increase the effectiveness of the procedure, reduce sides and incomfort).
I included stretches for each growth plate you can target. Just choose the right ones.
You will stretch just before sleep. Everyday.



1) Lower Body Stretches (legs growth plates)

-Hamstring Stretch:
Sit on the floor with one leg extended and the other bent. Reach toward your toes on the extended leg, keeping your back straight.

-Quadriceps Stretch:
Stand and hold onto a wall or sturdy object for balance. Pull one foot toward your glutes, keeping your knees together. Push your hips slightly forward for a deeper stretch.

-Hip Flexor Stretch:
Kneel on one knee and step the opposite foot forward. Push your hips forward while keeping your back straight.

-Calf Stretch:
Stand facing a wall, place your hands against it, and step one foot back, keeping both feet flat. Lean forward to feel a stretch in the back leg.

-Adductor Stretch:
Sit with your feet together and your knees bent out to the sides. Hold your feet and gently push your knees toward the ground using your elbows.

-Glute Stretch:
Lie on your back with one foot placed on the opposite knee. Grab the back of the supporting leg and gently pull toward your chest.

2) Joint Mobility (do this part no matter what growth plates you chose)

-Hip Circles:
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, hands on hips. Slowly rotate your hips in a circle, first in one direction, then the other.

-Ankle Circles:
Sit or stand and lift one foot off the ground. Rotate your ankle slowly in a circular motion, 10 times in each direction.

-Knee Rotations:
Stand with feet together and knees slightly bent. Place your hands on your knees and rotate them in small circles, first clockwise and then counterclockwise.

-Hip Bridges:
Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Push through your heels to lift your hips until your body forms a straight line from shoulders to knees.

3) Upper Body Stretches (clavicles growth plates)

-Shoulder Stretch:
Extend one arm across your chest and hold it with the opposite arm, keeping the extended arm straight. Hold for 30 seconds and switch sides.

-Chest Stretch:
Stand in a doorway, place your hands on the frame, and gently lean forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.

4) spine stretches(spine/upper body growth plates)

-Cat-Cow Stretch:
Begin on all fours. Alternate between arching your back (cow pose) and rounding it (cat pose) in a fluid motion.

-Cobra stretch:
Lie face down with your palms under your shoulders. Push your upper body off the floor, keeping your hips down, and gently arch your back.


Repeat each stretch 3 times.



muscle strengthening



Lastly, here’s a program for the muscles, also hepling with the procedure.
you’ll need some cheap and common equipements. Either buy them or find an alternative. Adapt this program to your needs. Its not fixed.


Lower body strength


1. Bodyweight Squats
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


2. Glute Bridges
Reps: 3 sets of 15-20 reps.


3. Lunges
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per leg.


4. Calf Raises
Reps: 3 sets of 15 reps.


Core and Stability


1. Planks
Duration: Hold for 30-45 seconds, 3 sets.


2. Bird Dogs
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps per side.


3. Side Planks
Duration: Hold for 20-30 seconds per side, 3 sets.


Upper Body Strength


1. Push-Ups
Reps: 3 sets of 8-12 reps.


2. Resistance Band Rows
Reps: 3 sets of 12-15 reps.


3. Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Reps: 3 sets of 10 reps (use light weights).


Do this program 3-4 times a week.



additional compounds



Optionnal compounds to increase the effects of the initial procedure (ranked by effectiveness).

All those compounds should be used in the evening.


1) -somatropine( hgh ) + mk677* - (same dosages for both)
2) -somatropine( hgh )
Dosage
: Start at 1iu and increase to 3iu over the next 2-4weeks.

3) -mk677
Dosage: Start with 10-15 mg daily. After 1-2 weeks, you can increase to 25mg per day.
You may also want to cycle it for better effectiveness (every 6 month 2 weeks off).

4) -aromatase inhibitor (only if high E2 after bloodwork)
i recommend aromasin
Dosage
: 12.5 mg every other day.

5)- SAG: could increase the effectiveness of this procedure of around 20%.
Sadly dosages or ways of administrations are unclear so i dont inlude it to the procedure. starting doses range from 1–10 mg/kg in animals models. Thats all i found. If you find a way to use it for humans tag me
.

Building blocks: (i dont include dosages, those are very easy to find. Just make shure to take a fairly important dose). They are not in order.

-collagen (morning before eating with water).
-vitamin C (morning before eating with water).
-sam-e* (morning before eating with water).
-calcium (morning while eating).
-Vitamin D (morning while eating).
-vitamin k (morning while eating).
-boron (morning while eating).
-omega 3 (morning while eating).
-multivitamins (2 time a day while eating).
-magnesium (just before sleep).
-zink (just before sleep).
-arginine (just before sleep).
-ornithine (just before sleep).
-glutamine (just before sleep).
-melatonin (just before sleep).





recognize signs that the procedure is working



The most obvious: you are growing(mesure yourself barefoot and compare it with the before. It might take will take up to 6 month before seeing significant results but growth will be exponential from that point).

What to do:

Daily ultrasound check
take the photo you made at the start and compare, first to see the results, and second to detect any anormal growth (very unlikely but could happen if you did something wrong).

Here’s what to look for on the ultrasound

-Signs of healthy, well-defined cartilage.
-Look for increases in the thickness of the cartilage or changes in the surrounding tissue.
-The space between the epiphyseal (end of the bone) and metaphyseal (shaft of the bone) region is indicative of active growth. A larger gap is a good sign.
-Check for any changes in the overall bone structure and density around the growth plate. Healthy bone development around the treated area is a good sign of effective therapy.
-also make shure that there are no unexpected abnormalities or negative changes in the surrounding bone or cartilage that could indicate issues with the treatment.



Blood work: (one time a month or every 2 month)



Help to see if the procedure is working, and prevent sides.

What to test:

To monitor results:

Osteocalcin*:
Indicates bone formation and turnover. Increased levels suggest that bone remodeling is actively occurring.

Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP):
Elevated levels indicate increased osteoblast activity and bone formation.

C-Terminal Telopeptide* (CTX):
A marker for bone resorption. Moderate increases can suggest bone turnover, but excessively high levels could indicate undesirable bone loss so be careful about that.

Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
Monitor IGF-1 levels to confirm whether growth factors are having their intended effect. Elevated levels indicate that the injected IGF-1 is functioning as expected.

Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 (FGF-2):
Check FGF levels to see if injections are elevating levels, ensuring that tissue regeneration and bone repair are being stimulated.

Testosterone/Estrogen Levels (if aromatase inhibitor)
check that the E2 level decreases.

General health:

Complete Blood Count (CBC):
This test checks for overall immune function and can help detect infections or abnormalities in blood cell production due to the procedure.

Liver Function Tests (LFTs):
Liver enzymes such as AST, ALT, and bilirubin should be monitored to ensure that the procedure and the administered growth factors are not stressing the liver.

Kidney Function Tests:
Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels help assess kidney function, ensuring the kidneys are not being adversely affected by the treatment.

Glucose and Insulin Levels:
Hgh related compounds can affect glucose metabolism. Monitoring blood sugar levels ensures there are no unintended effects, such as insulin resistance or blood sugar imbalances.



Excepted growth per age:



Remember that those are estimations.

Age 16-20:
1-Year Treatment:
10cm
2-Year Treatment:
15cm

Age 21-25:
1-Year Treatment:
7cm
2-Year Treatment:
8-10cm

Age 26-30
1-Year Treatment:
3-4cm
2-Year Treatment
5cm



Potencial risks:


1. Unintended Growth or Imbalance
If growth factors are not administered uniformly or if injections are not precisely targeted, there can be an imbalance in growth. This could result in uneven or asymmetrical growth of bones or other tissues.
5-10% chance of happening if errors are committed. Less than 1% otherwise.


2. Complications Related to Growth Factors
Can cause joint deformities or other complications.
2% chance of happening with high dosages.


3. Hormonal imbalance
Prolonged use of growth factors like IGF-1 or BMP-2 can affect the body’s natural hormonal balance impacting overall health.
Less than 1% chance of happening with adequate dosages.

4. Systemic effects
Although intended to be localized, there is a risk that growth factors or stem cells could have some systemic effect, while being minor due to the small amount of product.
Less than 1% chance of happening.



anderstand the science behind this procedure


1. Growth Plates and Endochondral Ossification
Growth plates(or epiphyseal plates) are regions of hyaline cartilage located at the ends of long bones, which are responsible for longitudinal bone growth. Bone growth at the growth plates occurs via endochondral ossification, process in which cartilage is replaced by bone tissue.

Endochondral Ossification Stages:
-Proliferation Zone: Chondrocytes (or cartilage cells) divide and form columns of cells, increasing the length of the bone.
-Hypertrophic Zone: The chondrocytes enlarge and begin to calcify.
-Calcification Zone: The cartilage matrix becomes calcified, and the chondrocytes die off, leaving the mineralized cartilage scaffold.
-Ossification Zone: Osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) replace the calcified cartilage with bone tissue.

2. Growth Plate Stimulation via MSCs and Growth Factors:
The concept behind this procedure is to reactivate or stimulate growth plates by introducing both mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and growth factors that promote bone growth.

The Role of MSCs in Growth Plate Reactivation:

When injected into or near growth plates, MSCs help replenish the chondrocyte population, aiding the continued process of endochondral ossification.
In the presence of specific growth factors (discussed below), MSCs are encouraged to differentiate into chondrocytes and osteoblasts, which prommote new cartilage formation and bone growth.

A. Mesenchymal Stem Cells:
MSCs are multipotent stromal cells that have the ability to differentiate into various cell types, including osteoblasts (bone-forming cells), and chondrocytes (cartilage-forming cells).

B. Growth Factors:
Growth factors are signaling molecules that regulate cellular processes such as proliferation, differentiation, and tissue regeneration. The three key growth factors that are used in this procedure are BMP-2, IGF-1, and FGF-2.

1. Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2 (BMP-2):
BMP-2 is crucial for inducing osteogenesis and chondrogenesis. It plays a key role in promoting the differentiation of MSCs into osteoblasts and chondrocytes. In the context of the procedure, BMP-2 accelerate the process of chondrocyte differentiation, enhance cartilage formation at the growth plate, and promote new bone formation.

2. Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1):
IGF-1 is an anabolic growth factor that stimulates the proliferation of chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It is essential for both the expansion of cartilage in the growth plate and for bone elongation.

3. Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 (FGF-2):
FGF-2 is involved in the proliferation and differentiation of various cell types, including chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It plays a supportive role in maintaining the health of the cartilage and in stimulating growth plate activity.

3. Outcomes:
The MSCs and growth factors are injected into specific growth plate regions. The goal is to mimic the natural developmental process of endochondral ossification, even in a post-adolescent body where growth plates may have started to close or ossified.

If successful, the coordinated activity of MSCs and growth factors would lead to increased chondrocyte activity in the growth plates, resulting in new cartilage formation followed by its replacement with bone tissue. Over time, this process would lead to the elongation of the bones targeted, leading to an increase in height.



conclusion


In this guide, we saw how to regenerate growth plates activity, step by step, in a simple manner.
It took days of efforts to make this thread, which i choose to release for free to all of you.
Sorry for my grammar. There might be some errors.
I hope that this will be useful, dont hesitate to share your experience if you chose to undergo this procedure.
Ask if you have any question.

I wish all of you good luck.



Growth plate fusion: Process in which growth plates turn into bones.
Systemic: That affect the whole body.
LL: Leg Lengthening chirurgy.
Hgh: Hormone naturally produced by the pituilary gland in the brain. Well known for its effect on height increase during puberty, anti aging effect
and muscle building potencial.

ai: Aromatase inhibitors, are, as their names indicate, inhibiting the action of the enzyme aromatase, which convert androgens to estrogen.
Osteoporosis: Bone disease that is characterized by a decrease in bone density and quality.
Hyperthyroidism: A condition in which the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone.
Hypothyroidism: The opposite of hyperthyroidism, where the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones.
Autoimmune Diseases: Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own cells and tissues, mistaking them for foreign agents.
Allogeneic: Biologic material from someone else body.
autologous: Biologic material from your body.
MSCs: stem cells(or unassigned cells)that can differenciate in 4 cells type:
-Osteoblasts (bone cells)
-Chondrocytes (cartilaginous cells)
-Adipocytes (fat cells)
-Myocytes (muscle cells)

Mk677: Chemical that stimulates the secretion of growth hormone (GH) by mimicking the action of ghrelin, a natural hormone that stimulates hunger and GH secretion.
Sam-e: Chemical that the human body produces naturally from the amino acid methionine and ATP (adenosine triphosphate). Its link to growth is difficult but powerful.
Bone-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase (BAP): BAP is an enzyme produced by osteoblasts (cells responsible for bone formation). Its concentration in the blood is an indicator of bone formation.
C-Terminal Telopeptide: CTX is a marker of bone resorption, the process by which bone tissue is broken down. Its a fragment released when type I collagen (an important protein in bones) is broken down.
Osteocalcin: Osteocalcin is a protein produced by osteoblasts and is involved in bone mineralization. It is often used as a marker of bone formation.



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Imagine thinking your smart for that :lul:
Took 5 min to discover
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