For the 3rd Natural Height Growth episode I wanted to review some of the biggest issues that have been coming up in terms of projects or subjects that seems to consistently come up on emails and message that I get

I wanted to keep the length of time short and pack it with as much relevant content.

Episode #2: On The LSJL Device, Zixia Qigong Method, Lance Ward Review, And Biomedical Growth Research Initiative

In this episode I wanted to tackle 4 topics which I thought was the most interesting. There is first a few website operations stuff I wanted to take care of specifically the question about activating the forum, the monetizing of the website, and the frequency of putting up the podcast episodes.

The first subject was over the topic of the Biomedical Growth Research Initiative with Harald Oberlander at harald_oberlaender@hotmail.com I wanted to briefly talk about the organization which has been around and the funding they are looking for.

I give a look at the method of trying out Qigong which got popularized by Zixia on her blog. Then I also look at and give my opinion on Lance Ward.

The main focus was really the last topic where I talk about my continued effort in trying to figure out the logistics on how I get get the Lateral Synovial Joint Loading device built in a reasonable time frame. There are quite a few projects and things going on these days.

Due to the low volume of the music from the last two episodes, I have decided to switch the intro and ending music up for something that is slightly louder. The music that I decided to use for this episode, and probably subsequent episodes to come, is entitled” Air on the G String” performed by the US Air Force Band using the String Orchestra instruments and Symphonic Pieces form. The original composer is Johann Sebastian Bach from the Baroque period . You can get the music Mp3 track at MuseOpen.Org which provides a source where you can download non-licensed, non copyrighted music which you can use for one’s purpose. The specific link is HERE.

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Length of time: 15 mins

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