A few cautions about growth induction

There are many companies in business today that sell products which claim to promote height increase in adolescents and adults. Each gives hints about revolutionary new techniques but to get beyond the hype, you must invest in a product - some costing as much as $800. They promise miracles that are impossible to achieve. We believe that all of the Height Increase products are scams.

It would be big news and big business
The company that comes up with an inexpensive solution for height increase would make international headlines. Every newspaper would carry the story. Do yourself a favor. Before you invest in any of type of growth induction products, go to your Google News and quickly search their archives for a news story from a bona fide newspaper about the product you are considering. When you can't find even one, remember that Google News aggregates stories from well over 4,500 news sources.

The closest thing we've found online are articles about limb lengthening surgeries, like this one. It is an expensive, painful proceedure that takes many months to see results.

Money better spent
Instead of investing in a futile attempt to change who you are on the outside, you could invest your time, energy and money into changing who you are on the inside. Loving yourself and validating your body as much as you can, in every way you know how will make other people's (mis)perceptions totally moot.

Fraudsters Shut Down
C.P. Direct, one of the biggest painless body enhancement businesses in the country was recently shut down and all of its assets seized by federal agents. While the company specialized in penis enhancement pills, they also produced a product called, "Stature" which they purported could induce up to four inches in height. You can read more about it in this MSNBC Article.

The government is selling off the company's assets and making restitution to consumers who may have fallen for this scam. Click HERE for details about how to file a claim.