I hope that this will work.

any news?

I think Antoine is about to come up with a roadmap, not particularly for a guy like me or two, but rather for the whole spectrum of customers, all around the world.

That's how I explain this silence of him now taking a little bit too much time.

I expect everything to unfold in a matter of days, if not more than a week, should Antoine extend his visit more than the past week-end.

You have pretty much everything you need to know on his method in my introduction message and on his website.

The rest is up to you to decide whether to go for it or not, exactly as in the Carob case.

I must however admit that Carob was too obvious of a scam in the very beginning and personally I've been an idiot for even giving it a try. Sorry if there is even a short person I've misguided with my comments on that product.

I think I've made it up to everybody though by kind of uncovering their lies and getting them to refund us. (I've received mine btw, 92% of it.. The rest was held by the local distributor for logistics charges and I didn't push it further either.)

I don't claim to be a philosopher of any kind but as in my motto below, the next move is again pretty straight : taking another risk. Be it a financial, helath-related or time-wasting one.. You leave it you're fine, you take it maybe you lose all your invested effort or maybe you gain some. Who knows?

Wouldnt it be cheaper to buy your own similar equiptment and do it yourself? The steps dont seem difficult.

Regardless, it gives some ideas to people who are doing a shinbone routine.

Yeah you could do it yourself, I think also that the treatment cost is somewhat high regarding the cheap-looking machinery.

However there is a catch.. The guy who builds this machine and adjusts it to fit your limbs is a physiotherapist.. I mean the exact professionnal related to the matter.

No need to mention there is also a vibration machine (which is just "borrowed" I suppose) next to the traction machine and also some exercises to support everything; thus explaining a little "premium service fee".

Sky on the other hand is no professional of the method.. The machines they build and the very heavy exercise routines they impose look pretty demanding for the human body's capacity, and in my opinion, to the extent of being dangerous.

I don't want to be on anybody's side.. But as a guy who once paid a lot of money to buy those "shinbone" equipments only to find out the amount of ankle weights suggested is just unbearable and the 8 hours sleep "with your legs hanging from your bed's end with those extreme weights on" thing is a joke, rather because you would have to drink a gallon of water first and then go to pee some time later in your sleep after an hour of "intense" jogging --than basically "manage" to fall asleep with all that weight pulling you down(!!!)--; I think these hand-made versions of limb lengthening are far from being considerable.

Which leaves me, at least, with the unique option to evaluate Antoine's offer.

I keep all those iron plates, stupid thick ropes and soft pads and they look quite useless to me under my bed. Don't know, maybe should ask for a refund from the easyheight guys?

You couldn't even keep them as entertainment for the little visitor kid from your family.. because he might end up squashing some part of his body under them.. So trust me, once you've bought them, you're going to die with them.. (or give'em away to a bodybuilder friend of yours, if he ever exists..)

i trust sky more than this guy , besides his method of growing seems like a joke. have u seen his "machines"? dunno it doesn't seem promising at all. I hope Sky opens up a clinic here in NY Ill be more than happy. a

(03-08-2010 05:12 PM)Keeper of Dawn Wrote:  Sky on the other hand is no professional of the method.. The machines they build and the very heavy exercise routines they impose look pretty demanding for the human body's capacity, and in my opinion, to the extent of being dangerous.

So you tried the shinebone routine from sky (easyheight)?

Yeah, I gave it a shot but couldn't keep at it due to its extreme requirements.

The idea's correct; nevertheless one can't possibly keep up with all that pain and distraction and sleep 8 hours with no interference at all (yeah that's right) without clinging an eye for a moment. It's basically impossible.

In order to be at least performed, this "shinbone" method needs to be organized into a coherent, easy-to-perform version just like Antoine's, whether it's a scam or not.

That's my opinion though.

I find it suspicious that he has not done this himself. 5'7 is not average height or barely no matter where you go. Plus, it would be good advertising to be taller than average.

Also, those photos dont convince me. It seems that if you had a product that worked, one of the most important things you could do is take clear, scientific photos to prove it to people. He just has those leg pictures and the far away unclear background ones.

Im not being negative for the sake of it, When a website promises height in exchange for thousands of dollars, they need to have a good, solid background and way more evidence than this guy has.

By the way, Keeper of the Dawn, I commend you for trying these out and sharing you results with people. You got those carob morons to shut up .

Yeah I did shut their mouths up and I will do the same if this one is no different than that.

In fact, you won't even need me for that as you know pretty much everything about Antoine's method. He also knows he's being discussed here. So I presume he'll take his steps carefully.

He told me he was going to US last weekend to take care of some deal and I'm still waiting for news from him just like the rest of you.

I don't relate this delay directly to scammer activity, though. It's a long way from Lebanon to US and then back, and he's obviously trying to get some things settled.

Hopefully when he'll return, he'll tell us what happened. I've already suggested him to take active part in this forum but I guess he had other priorities for the moment. Maybe he'll open a remote clinic directly in America because it holds the larger population to feed demand for him. I don't know. Anyways, we'll know soon.


I know many of you aren't more enthusiastic about this method than you were about Carob. Sure, you're right. But I believe if that total crap was worthy of our hours of discussion and some thousands of our dollars spent (Thanks God we've saved our refunds..), this one deserves at least some patient and attentive observation.

The theory is fine (the easyheight clinic initiative also proves that) and it can't be more dangerous than what that microfracture-traction theory conceptualizes -- unlike totally unknown and possibly harmful components found in the likes of chemicals such as Carob.


So, both the capacity and the side effects of this method are limited with the theory and all that lacks for the moment is proof as you've said.


I don't think more proof will come out without a trial however, nope. I'm expecting a comprehensive (even though not massive) trial just like the adultheightincrease guys are doing. It is the best way to evaluate any method.


Personally I don't give a crap to what people think about this thing. I've spoken to Antoine a few years ago on mobile phone; he's a real person speaking English with an Arabic accent and doesn't look like a scammer to me.. he's just a physiotherapist. I'm also regretful that I didn't push him for a trial back then, but then I thought there were many other options, however all of them have failed one after another.


This is like "MY" best option, guys. Possibly NOT for the majority of you, especially the teenagers. So the thread is obviously of interest to older guys.


I already know it isn't a "scam" the way we get it. I just hope it turns out to be as effective as I hope. Oh.. and not too expensive also!