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It works, just takes really f*****g long for minimal results. 16 years for 1.2-1.8 inch growth
Depends on original length + progress can compound but the only thing that's stopping is a plateau due to bone remodelling and denser bones meaning you need to progressively overload. Doing it to the femur and tibia you can expect around 2 inches in a decade from average 5'9 frame.
 
twist and bust joints ?
Both methods are legit, as long as you're not twisting 500kg of weight starting out, your body can adapt to forces exerted similarly by tennis players, baseball players. All with +2cm lengthning in both forearm bones and humerus. The problem with legs like @heightquest explained on instagram is that feet cannot grip anything like you would with a dumbell.
 

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