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| Is it possible for me to add some inches to my present height? |
“No!” you may say “It's impossible!” Time and again, the word “impossible” has hampered man's progress.
When Thomas Alva Edison said that he would invent what later became the first electric lamp, people laughed at him and said, "Impossible!"
When Henry Ford's neighbors saw him working on his automobile, they sneered at him and said it couldn't be done. "Impossible!", they said.
When people first heard about the telephone, they said the same thing. When some first learned about the telegraph, they dismissed the idea, thinking it was merely a joke or lie, something impossible!
And when some doctors and men of science declared that one could increase his height or stature if he or she were past 25 years old - many did not believe. They scoffed at the idea, because it was an accepted belief that a person's height stops when he reaches 25, or just 21 years.
Accepted beliefs can err though. For years, the world was believed to be flat, until someone proved it was round. For years, many dismissed the possibility of increasing one's
height - until the idea proved itself.
When this news, this scientific discovery, was first advertised, many undoubtedly thought that it was some kind of a racket. The reaction is understandable because the idea was then new and revolutionary, and we know that any new and revolutionary idea meets some kind of opposition at the start.
But the truth, as always, comes out. In France, Europe, Canada, India, and the United States, Height Increase institutes and studies sprang up. And reports from happy students supported the fact that one could still add inches to his or her height even if he were more than 25 years of age.
When this revelation was presented in the Philippines, many didn't believe it. But those who tried it, wrote back reporting their success and expressing their gratitude. And those who were rewarded were those who didn't think it was impossible.
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