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There is a currently known way to increase height: limb-lengthening surgery.

Authoritative medical sources explicitly describe procedures for increasing stature:

• Hospital for Special Surgery says: "Stature lengthening surgery is a procedure to increase your natural height by lengthening the bones in your legs," and notes that typical gains are about 3 inches, with additional tibia lengthening sometimes bringing the total to 5 to 6 inches.
• Mayo Clinic likewise states that "Some people with dwarfism choose to undergo surgery called extended limb lengthening."
• Cleveland Clinic describes limb lengthening surgery as a procedure that "can make an arm or leg bone longer."

So the issue is not that no solution is known; rather, the known solution is costly, invasive, risky, and not appropriate for everyone. But saying there is "no currently known solution" is factually wrong because such procedures are well-established and currently performed.