Increase height Questions

Namaste! hight growth hormone is a medication that is prescribed to children and adolescents who have growth hormone deficiency or other medical conditions that affect their height. It is usually not prescribed to adults who have completed their growth phase as it may not be effective in increasing height. Additionally, taking growth hormone without a prescription or medical need can be dangerous and may cause serious side effects. It is best to consult with a doctor to determine if growth hormo...more

1. Unfortunately, after the age of 18, it's not possible to increase height naturally as the growth plates in your bones have already fused. However, you can maintain good posture, exercise regularly, and wear clothes that make you appear taller.
2. A healthy and balanced diet is essential for overall growth and development. For breakfast, you can have options like whole-grain cereals, eggs, yogurt, fruits, and whole-grain bread with peanut butter.
3. Engaging in regular physical activit...more

There is no supplements to increase height as it is genetically determined and one has to rule out thyroid pituitary etc and some other constitutional illness like malnutrition diabetes tb etc
please send her basic reports like cbc ft3 ft4 &tsh blood sugar fasting and growth hormone x ray chest ultrasounds abdomen and consult me.

Please consult your physician to rule out any disease which may affect your growth as you have 3 more years for gaining height
by indian stardards your height seems to be within normal range at this age height aldo depends on the height of parents
take nutritious food do regular exercise and yoga
do not smoke or take alcoho
do not take any powder or magic medicines advertised for increasing height.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Exercise and supplements may help in this.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a treatment plan for you.

After the age of 25, it is unlikely that a person can gain significant height through medication or supplements as the growth plates in the bones have typically fused by that age. However, there are some stretching exercises and lifestyle changes that may help improve posture and give the appearance of being taller.
It is important to note that there is no medicine or supplement that has been scientifically proven to increase height in adults, and some products claiming to do so may even hav...more

Masturbation does not have any direct effect on height or bone development. Height is primarily determined by genetics and environmental factors such as nutrition, exercise, and sleep. As for your uneven bones, it is difficult to provide a proper assessment without a physical examination. You may want to consult with a doctor or orthopedic specialist for further evaluation and treatment options.
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Your height can be calculated as mid-parental height. The mean, or average, age-adjusted height for adult women 20 years old and up is 63.7 inches. That's just under 5 foot 4 inches.
Add the mother's height to the father's height in either inches or centimeters.
Add 5 inches (13 centimeters) for boys or subtract 5 inches (13 centimeters) for girls.
Divide by 2.

Hello, you have a good height already and you should be happy about it. However if you are still anxious about your height try these things, start taking a balanced diet and good sleep specially at night beccause that's when growth hotmone releases. Avoid stress as it releases stress hormones which inhibit growth hormones. Do moderate exercises and yoga daily. Specially walking, cycling, stretching, swimming, skipping etc. Take homoeopathic medicines for height increase. They are available onlin...more

There is no way to increase one's height and it is familial meaning it is based on your family status. You can have mid-parental height
Let's calculate the mid-parental height: (mother's height + father's height)/2.
For a girl's future height, subtract 2½ in (or 6.5 cm): girl's height = mid-parental height - 2½ in (or 6.5 cm)
For a boy's future height, add 2½ in (or 6.5 cm):