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Can musical and tendon nerve be slow stretch to a longer laugh with break and still work and move normal?
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I'll try: Can muscle, nerve and tendon be slowly stretched to a longer length without breaking, and still work and move normally? I think the answer is "No." If it were "Yes", we could make people taller using medieval torture devices and they'd come out of it fine. There are a few pop claims about stretching devices to make adults taller, but I'll believe them when I see published data.
Answered 6/3/2015
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