Subject: height partially in our control

From: Research Confirms Height-Gain Method <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 11:01:45 -0700

The conclusion of a study conducted shows that 
humans DO have influence on their overall height.

While people are genetically pre-disposed to certain aspects,
biology is not the only factor that determines height. 

Adults can modify their height with -> http://www.thetalleryoutoday.com/applied/research/published/oct.journal

Essentially, a growth spurt can be engineered in adulthood; 
of up to 6 inches.

[Journal of Genetic Research Findings]

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 have a pair... and to those I say, meh. They're okay. They're
just basically cute shoes. They provide no support. I think they 
stick to the floor a bit much, to be honest.

I agree with fascination that jazz sneakers are the way to go. You'll
run into some Zumba instructors who claim jazz sneakers are terrible
and provide no support... to them I say, stop stomping the floor so
danged hard and you won't need running shoes for Zumba classes. 
(Hee hee, sorry if that was cheeky...) The jazz sneakers provide a 
nice flexibility for the feet, and you can also turn on the floor 
without your feet sticking and straining your ankles or knees.

They are super comfortable, and they have nice pivot points on 
the soles. While they may not be the most adorable shoes in the 
world, they provide stability without feeling heavy. I have had 
trouble with stress fractures on the top of my feet in the past, 
but I haven't had any problems since I started dancing in these 
shoes two years ago.