EPTHow to grow taller? - Page 4
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arew
Lithuania1861 Posts
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Naib
Hungary4904 Posts
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RowdierBob
Australia13434 Posts
I think is pretty much genetic. There's no real formula for growing taller short of radical surgery! | ||
Bockit
Sydney2287 Posts
On August 05 2007 02:13 TheFoReveRwaR wrote: By the way, everyone who suggested milk as a way of growing taller is a tool. Ok I feel better now. Thankyou! I was getting scared for a while there...this thread has to be an all-time low. | ||
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Krohm
Canada1857 Posts
I'm 6'3, and I have been since I was 17. However From 13 -17 I went from 5'4 - 6'3. | ||
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Piste
6183 Posts
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ErlinG
Norway75 Posts
but eating stuff u are supposed to eat like red meat, fish, white meat and not garbage like sugar and most stuff that contains carbohydrates probably help. Thou this is 99% genes obviously | ||
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Romance_us
Seychelles1806 Posts
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QuanticHawk
United States32157 Posts
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CubEdIn
Romania5359 Posts
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Yogurt
United States4258 Posts
With increased job anxiety in China’s market economy, more Chinese men and women are opting for painful body-lengthening procedures to get taller. A June 2005 report on China Radio International updated the 2002 News of the Weird story, in which “hundreds” were enduring the months-long “Ilizarov procedure” (forced breaking of bones in the leg, then manually adjusting leg braces four times a day that pull the bones slightly apart, then waiting as they grow back and fuse together). As a 33-year-old, 5-foot-tall woman (aiming for 5-4) said in 2002: “I’ll have a better job, a better boyfriend, and eventually a better husband. It’s a long-term investment.” | ||
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FireBlast!
United Kingdom5251 Posts
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Broken.Mind
United States364 Posts
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fig_newbie
749 Posts
On August 05 2007 01:25 TheFoReveRwaR wrote: All that can be done to affect your height is to simply eat a proper diet, and avoid serious diease/infection. and follow it up with: By the way, everyone who suggested milk as a way of growing taller is a tool. Ok I feel better now. Milk qualifies as part of a "proper diet" | ||
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SChasu
United States1505 Posts
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stuthedog
Burundi262 Posts
so it must be 90 percent genetic and 10 percent environmental if you ask me. cuz those africans are starving and theyre still freaking tall whereas hispanic and asian countries eat enough but are short. also i think the food in mexican and southern chinese cooking attributes to the short height cuz northern chinese are taller than southern chinese who have different cooking styles. wikpedia said that much of the growth depends on like when youre a baby to 3 years old and in your early teens. so i guess do the best you can to eat and eat well cuz itll help out 10 percent but i have this cousin who drank lotsa milk and ate fairly regularly and is only 5'5". his parents are actually pretty shorter than my parents, 5'5" for his dad, 5' for his mom compared to 5'6.5" for my dad and same for my mom. btw, my brother is about an inch taller than me and i think this is due to the fact he ate better in his teens than i did. i was too busy experimenting with drugs than eating for about two years =/ | ||
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thoraxe
United States1449 Posts
On August 04 2007 23:15 CaucasianAsian wrote: i'm 6'1 and i never drank milk until very recently. my dad is 5'11 and my mom is like 5'4. i'm the tallest person in my family.  Hey me too! btw OP, no offense but your Korean, Asian people tend to be smaller. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32157 Posts
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fig_newbie
749 Posts
On August 05 2007 09:36 Hawk wrote: this is hilarious, all the people saying that diet has an impact. the only time i ever drank milk was with cereal and im 6'2. it is 100% genetics, nothing else Since you're from the US you really should understand that youre getting whatever proteins, vitamins, sugars and minerals you need to grow properly. Dietary factors don't matter much when you're in a developed nation and you can eat anything you want. In fact, you're probably getting too much of it, the ways things are going here chances are you're gonna end up obese. I'm sure after scarfing down that bowl of milk and cereal you ended up eating a hamburger later in the day, yes? Is this so difficult to understand? How often do you pull worms out of your ass? Or have to live on water and rice for days at a time? How many people do you know have rickets or other nutritional deficiencies? Height is a KNOWN marker for nutritional health, and environmental factors WILL affect your height. Genetics will never will be 100% of who you are. It can set guidelines and limits, but for the most part people's environmental influences will prevent them from reaching those limits anyways. In the OP's case, I do not know what people eat in Korea and if hes actually eating the right foods to help him reach his full height. Milk is always a good place to start. Don't keep your hopes up though, because I don't think Korea is doing as badly as rural China in terms of diet. You're probably doing everything you can to grow your best already. | ||
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BigSausage
Canada194 Posts
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