STRETCHING YOUR SPINE MAKE YOU TALLER

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Almost everyone can benefit from stretching the soft tissues – the muscles, ligaments and tendons – in the back, legs, buttock, and around the spinal cord.

There are approximately 23 discs in the spine; 6 in cervical, 12 in thoracic, and 5 in the lumbar region.


The discs in the lumbar region of the spine are approximately 7-10 mm thick.

Most people are 1-3 inches (or even more) shorter than their maximum potential heights due to immense pressure exerted on the intervertebral discs due to factors like, overhead weight lifting, and prolonged poor posture Which pressures combine with the forces of gravity to compress the backbone.

Only a very small increase in height needs to be applied to each disc (e.g. 0.5cm or half of the width of your pinky nail Multiplied By 25 = 12.5cm = about 5 inches or 4.92 inches to be exact).

 
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thanks jesus
 
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My spine is curvy tbh. If it were straight i would easily be 7’ tall tbh
 
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My spine is curvy tbh. If it were straight i would easily be 7’ tall tbh

Jump of a tall local of a apartment and get luck enough to fall in a straight back position.
 
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thanks op now i cant poop without feeling my shit touch the back of my spine
 
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based. stretching my spine right now
 
Almost everyone can benefit from stretching the soft tissues – the muscles, ligaments and tendons – in the back, legs, buttock, and around the spinal cord.

There are approximately 23 discs in the spine; 6 in cervical, 12 in thoracic, and 5 in the lumbar region.


The discs in the lumbar region of the spine are approximately 7-10 mm thick.

Most people are 1-3 inches (or even more) shorter than their maximum potential heights due to immense pressure exerted on the intervertebral discs due to factors like, overhead weight lifting, and prolonged poor posture Which pressures combine with the forces of gravity to compress the backbone.

Only a very small increase in height needs to be applied to each disc (e.g. 0.5cm or half of the width of your pinky nail Multiplied By 25 = 12.5cm = about 5 inches or 4.92 inches to be exact).

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0.25 inches taller 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jfl if u think u will get noticeable taller even in the fucking slightest HAHAHA
 

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