Heel lifts that can help you look taller

Saturday, 6 April 2013

Growing taller once your growth plates have fused is a near impossible task. You can try doing stretching exercises but the best that can do is stretch out and decompress the vertebrae in the spine and add a bit to your height if your lucky. Results through stretching exercises do take a long time to start seeing. But what you can do whilst you are waiting to see results through improving your posture and the stretches is wear heel lifts.
Heel lifts have been around for quite a while, the first use of them was to correct leg length discrepancy's however no they are more commonly used to increase height. Combing the use of wearing heel lifts and improving your posture can double your effort on getting taller.

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