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Posted by trewqy on Aug-17-2004 11:32:

How to grow taller

Issit really genes.My bro's 6'3.(around 192 cm)I'm about 6'(181)

I'm 18,I wanna grow taller.my growth spurt was around 17.Does playing Basketball really helps?I usually play football(soccer).

I wanna grow another 2-3 inches.I'm going to the gym about 2 times a week nowadays, but I'm afraid this might hinder my growth rate.Is this true?


Posted by UglyDave on Aug-17-2004 11:44:

go to some specialist doctor, have them break your legs, then get wee splint type things to hold them in the correct position, but about 2 mm apart
your legs then join up over the gap.

..something like that.. but i'm shite at wording stuff


Posted by joshyd on Aug-17-2004 11:51:

haha dude i duno if u can make urself grow. if ur 18 now then id say uve still got a couple years of growing left.
good luck with it anyway...


Posted by Radagast on Aug-17-2004 11:59:

quote:
Originally posted by UglyDave
go to some specialist doctor, have them break your legs, then get wee splint type things to hold them in the correct position, but about 2 mm apart
your legs then join up over the gap.

..something like that.. but i'm shite at wording stuff


They only do that for midgets. I mean dwarfs. I mean little people. I mean wee men.

Nope, prosthetic hydraulic adjustable superlegs are the only way to go. It's expensive but well worth the hidden handgun in the side of the thigh.


On actually saying something useful:

Working out hindering you growth rate is a myth.


Posted by KilldaDJ on Aug-17-2004 12:10:

eat lots of food

i grew taller than my mate pan by doing that, day in day out just eat fryups etc


Posted by th0m on Aug-17-2004 12:25:

Re: How to grow taller

quote:
Originally posted by trewqy
Issit really genes.My bro's 6'3.(around 192 cm)I'm about 6'(181)

I'm 18,I wanna grow taller.my growth spurt was around 17.Does playing Basketball really helps?I usually play football(soccer).

I wanna grow another 2-3 inches.I'm going to the gym about 2 times a week nowadays, but I'm afraid this might hinder my growth rate.Is this true?


LOL, you don't grow taller by playing a certain sport.

I am 6'8", partly because of genes (my dad is about 6'4", my mom only 5'8") since my sister is about 6'1", but also because of nutrition. When I was younger (I am 18 now) I ate a lot of dairy products, those help you grow like a mother******. At one point our doctor told my mom to stop feeding me dairy products because I was growing too fast. I was bout 6' when I was 11 years old. Obviously I didn't stop eating dairy products, you need those for a healthy diet.

Can't give you any tips, but at 18 years old most people are done growing.


Posted by Delay Llama on Aug-17-2004 12:27:

Re: How to grow taller

- Genes play an important role.
- Too much exercise can hinder your growth
- Most medicines help increase growth if you have a disease, not just because "you want to be taller"
- You're already tall enough, why do you want to grow even more? It may be unconfortable.


Posted by trewqy on Aug-17-2004 12:45:

Look, i'm 18, I think i can grow a few inches more(hopefully),why not grow taller.

And no its not uncomfortable cause i dont see any problems in being tall anyways(not too tall(6foot 8 and above is a wee bit too much).Besides.. i'm thinking of going out with this chick but shes almost as tall as me and usually tall girls go out with even taller guys.


Posted by N|te-L|fe on Aug-17-2004 13:54:

I sincerely doubt you can change anything to that, unless you wish to resort to some kind of advanced plastic surgery, but then is it really worth it ?

Tough when I think of it I know that if your a body builder and work out a lot you tend to "expend" instead of growing up, wich is why you see a lot of heavely muscular man very small.. so I dunno if its your case but you might wanna avoid that if it was inm you plans :P

Ps: your 18, your not done growing, give it some time


Posted by -=M=- on Aug-17-2004 13:57:

pumping iron to bulk on muscle will fuze your growth plates together and stunt your growth... how long ago did you start doing weights?


Posted by ShadoWolf on Aug-17-2004 14:03:


Posted by igottaknow on Aug-17-2004 14:14:


Posted by StereoPrincess on Aug-17-2004 14:35:

when you are sleeping get your brother to tie your legs to the bottom of the bed and your arms to the top as far stretched out as they go and sleep like that. the next day you will have to do it again but you will notice you are stretched out more.


Posted by N|te-L|fe on Aug-17-2004 14:41:

quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess
when you are sleeping get your brother to tie your legs to the bottom of the bed and your arms to the top as far stretched out as they go and sleep like that. the next day you will have to do it again but you will notice you are stretched out more.


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Posted by mndeg on Aug-17-2004 15:27:

haha, above 2 posts
and I thought most people stop growing by 18?
my dad grew like 4 inches when he was in his late *(ithink) 20's
biological miracle?


Posted by Radagast on Aug-17-2004 15:27:

Re: Re: How to grow taller

quote:
Originally posted by Delay Llama

- Too much exercise can hinder your growth


Where do you get this information?


quote:
Originally posted by -=M=-
Tough when I think of it I know that if your a body builder and work out a lot you tend to "expend" instead of growing up, wich is why you see a lot of heavely muscular man very small..


As much research as you've obviously put into this you blatantly have not idea what you're talking about. Actually you see a lot of muscular men very tall. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lou Ferrigno, most Heayweight pro Bodybuilders, most NBA Players, Most NFL Wide Recievers...blah blah. If your expert observation is even true (which I doubt), it could only be because it's easier for short people to look muscular in the first place. Their limbs are shorter and they need less total muscle mass to look equally as muscular as a taller person.

quote:
Originally posted by N|te-L|fe
pumping iron to bulk on muscle will fuze your growth plates together and stunt your growth...


No it won't.


Posted by mndeg on Aug-17-2004 15:29:

lifting too heavy of weights WILL stunt your growth
just don't overdo it


Posted by ShadoWolf on Aug-17-2004 15:30:

quote:
Originally posted by mndeg
haha, above 2 posts
and I thought most people stop growing by 18?
my dad grew like 4 inches when he was in his late *(ithink) 20's
biological miracle?


he's back


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Aug-17-2004 15:31:

Im 5' 3/4" ... if anyone can figure it out, please, for the love of everything holy, let me know.


Posted by Radagast on Aug-17-2004 15:41:

quote:
Originally posted by mndeg
lifting too heavy of weights WILL stunt your growth


Prove it. Where are the studies done that show this?

http://www.trulyhuge.com/news/tips63iq.htm
http://bodybuilding.about.com/cs/be...untedgrowth.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/...lish_473125.htm
http://www.healthquoteplus.com/generic.html?pid=13


Posted by BLuEOcEaN420 on Aug-17-2004 15:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
Im 5' 3/4" ... if anyone can figure it out, please, for the love of everything holy, let me know.


hehe im about the same height as you but personally, i dont mind. maybe its just cuz i live in the country of small ppl so i dont look nor seem THAT short but yeah, i have no problem w/ my height. wouldnt mind being like 2" taller but its not really a big deal. i think my attitude makes up for my height or the lack of it!


Posted by Floorfiller on Aug-17-2004 15:47:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
he's back


hehehe...i've seen him on here a couple times lately

ps. ShadoWolf is a racist


Posted by ShadoWolf on Aug-17-2004 15:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
hehehe...i've seen him on here a couple times lately

ps. ShadoWolf is a racist


no YOU are... stop colonizing their women


Posted by mndeg on Aug-17-2004 15:48:

quote:
I wouldn't recommend that he lift anything he can't do for at least 5 reps until he's 18 or so, but even there the consideration isn't so much the risk of stunting his growth (which won't happen) as the risk of injuring tendons, ligaments, or joints that are unused to the demands of heavy lifting.

from one of your websites


Posted by Radagast on Aug-17-2004 15:49:

quote:
Originally posted by mndeg
from one of your websites


Where does it say it will stunt growth?


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