Height????????????????

Question

in your teens, is it possible to affect your height?

Answer 1

yes there is actually, research has showed that people or maintain a healthy diet and exercise routine when they are a teenager actually grow taller then people who don't, also make sure to get lots of calcium.

Answer 2

i dont really know what ur on about but im 16 and im 3.5ft but my brother who is 6 is 5.11ft its kind of wierd becuse my mum and dad are both disabled dwarves and my grampa looks like yoda.

my sister who was born two days ago is now 6.6ft. were a strange family. oh also our skin is green and my grama has no hands and 1 foot coming out of her forehead. my uncle also has 1 leg in the middle sooooo its kind of difficult anway my brother had to type this as i have no fingers. thats about it. oh and we all weigh at least 16 stone...thats bye bye

Answer 3

Your height if determined primarily by your genetic predisposition.

You can get a fair idea of your familial genetics by the height of

others within your immediate and extended family. In rare cases,

hormonal disorders may affect normal growth, but this problem is quite

noticeable in early childhood. Healthy eating and good posture should

also be taken into account, but unless these factors are seriously

disrupted, their influence is small in the overall scheme of your

"pre-programmed" height.

1. I know it varies for everyone, but until what age do you stop growing in height?



Research shows a bit of variation about when young reach their

full height. While some individual do report gaining additional inches

into their early twenties, most reach their full height in their late

teens.