Another possibility about how Lateral Synovial Joint Loading makes you Taller

In a previous post about lateral synovial joint loading(although lateral loading of the epiphyseal ends of the bone is a more accurate term), I theorized three possible ways that LSJL could increase your height: epiphyseal distraction, stretching of the cortical bone, or increasing the intermedullary pressure.  Looking at the anatomy of the long bone I realized there was a fourth possibility:

Earlier I thought the reason that lateral loading was effective is that it generates the most torque on the bone(this effect is still true) but as you can see in this picture the anatomy of the epiphyseal ends of the bones is different from diaphyseal center of the bone.  The epiphysis contains the epiphyseal line and mostly spongy bone.  Compact bone is stronger than spongy bone so loads on the epiphysis are more effective and loads placed laterally above the epiphyseal line perform epiphyseal distraction(loads placed downward above the epiphyseal line perform epiphyseal compression).

The anatomy at the ends of the long bones is entirely different than the anatomy of the center of the long bones so it is only logical that stimuli affect the ends and the center of long bones differently.  If you take out the diaphysis of a long bone it is much like a short bone with the except that you have articular cartilage as the outer covering rather than periosteum.  Red bone marrow is present at the ends of long bones whereas yellow bone marrow is present in the center of long bones.  As you age, more and more of your bone marrow converts from red to yellow so it is only logical that red bone marrow plays some role in growth.    By laterally loading the ends of your long bones you are increasing the fluid flow of your red bone marrow.

So the fourth method as to which lateral synovial joint loading can increase height?  Increasing the flow of red bone marrow(which contain stem cells) into the distracted epiphyseal plate which can induce reactivation of the growth plates.  According to wikipedia "Haematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) reside in the medulla of the bone (bone marrow) and have the unique ability to give rise to all of the different mature blood cell types."  Now distraction osteogenesis(limb lengthening) induces growth without the use of red bone marrow, but wouldn't it be wonderful if we can use the existing red bone marrow in our epiphyseal ends of the bones to reactivate our growth plates?