exercise/nutrition programs help increase height?
Imran Khan
i have read a few websites that claim to have found exercises/nutrition
regimens that increase a person's height. the claims are that a person can
increase height 2-4 inches. i obviously have reason to be suspicious since
there is a profit incentive for people selling these "secrets", but i was
wondering if anyone has experiences with such programs. has anyone actually
seen any results with these exercise/diet regimens?
any info would be helpful.
thanks,
imran
none
Wuzzy
epiphyseal fusion takes place at 14 and makes it physically
impossible. the epiphyses fuse so that bone condrogenesis cannot
occur. so impossible.
Paul Rogers
> Are you some kind of arab?
Don't you follow cricket?
LOL
PR
nothere
Paul Rogers
> Why would I do that?
Because then you would know who Imran Khan is (although there are probably
more than one!).
He is the Lion of Lahore.
Try a Google search ;-).
PR
Alex Brands
> epiphyseal fusion takes place at 14 and makes it physically
> impossible. the epiphyses fuse so that bone condrogenesis cannot
> occur. so impossible.
I don't dispute that epiphyseal fusion makes further height gains
impossible, but plenty of people grow after age 14.
nothere
Paul Rogers
I don't like your attitude.
PR
nothere
don't like.
John De Hoog
made a decision about the worth of a person you have never met based
only on his name. Has history taught you nothing at all? For that matter,
did it ever occur to you that there might be legitimate reasons for
hating the U.S.A., and that you have demonstrated a prime example of why
people are willing to die in order to inflict pain on America?
nothere
yourself (extremely unlikely, I think) you are not going to like what you find
there. Your reaction is 100% projection. Here are the exact statements to which
you are reacting:
Are you some kind of arab?
Why would I do that?
So who cares if an arab plays cricket. He is still an arab.
Are you the policeman of the forum, or the king? Who the fuck cares what you
don't like.
There is not one single statement which says anything in any way negative about
arabs -- not one. The only way you could find anything negative about anyone other
than King Rogers, the self-appointed and also completely off point guardian of the
newsgroup, is if you brought it with you, as part of your mental baggage.
End of experiment. You both failed. Time to move on to a better group (not hard
to find).
John 'the Man'
> > I care, and I care even more about the victims of people like you, who
> > made a decision about the worth of a person you have never met based
> > only on his name. Has history taught you nothing at all? For that
matter,
> > did it ever occur to you that there might be legitimate reasons for
> > hating the U.S.A., and that you have demonstrated a prime example of why
> > people are willing to die in order to inflict pain on America?
Kind of off-topic don't you think?
Personally, I think that Terrorist is correct.
I see no logical reason for the US to be supporting Israel. Or, for Israel
to have been artificially created in first place.
It makes no religious sense, either. After all, the Jews are the ones who
murdered Jesus. And, according to the New Testament. The Jews are just as
Damned as the Gentiles are. As far I am concerned, ... Jews are NOT
Christians. And, if they ain't Christians then we might as well be
supporting the Arabs who own the oil.
Having said that, ... so what?
That nut murdered 7,000 persons from some 60+ different countries in the WTC
in NYC. That means war, and death in any book.
And, so it goes.
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Chris Malcolm
>"Imran Khan" <iak...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<9ptqrf$608$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
>> i have read a few websites that claim to have found exercises/nutrition
>> regimens that increase a person's height. the claims are that a person can
>> increase height 2-4 inches. i obviously have reason to be suspicious since
>> there is a profit incentive for people selling these "secrets", but i was
>> wondering if anyone has experiences with such programs. has anyone actually
>> seen any results with these exercise/diet regimens?
>epiphyseal fusion takes place at 14 and makes it physically
>impossible. the epiphyses fuse so that bone condrogenesis cannot
>occur. so impossible.
I kept growing until I was about 19. I was tiny when I was 14.
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Edinburgh University, 5 Forrest Hill, Edinburgh, EH1 2QL, UK
[http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/daidb/people/homes/cam/ ] DoD #205
Paul Rogers
>Time to move on to a better group (not hard
> to find).
Your absence will indeed be celebrated with much laughing, drinking and
dancing in the street.
Paul R
nothere
Paul Rogers
> If that is the best reply you can muster, the diagnosis is amply
confirmed.
You need a vitamin. This should settle you down:
C11 H26 NO2 PS
PR
John De Hoog
> Are you some kind of arab?
> So who cares if an arab plays cricket. He is still an arab.
> There is not one single statement which says anything in any way negative >about arabs -- not one.
Not one, but two.
Are you some kind of brit?
So who cares if a brit plays cricket. He is still a brit.
BTW, I believe Kahn is from Pakistan. Ask your friend Colin Powell
whether Pakistan is a friend or enemy. I know, it gets a bit complicated
these days, especially with the U.S. now trying to get its former
enemies to kill its former friends.
Still there, nothere?
John 'the Man'
> >> i have read a few websites that claim to have found
exercises/nutrition
> >> regimens that increase a person's height. the claims are that a person
can
> >> increase height 2-4 inches. i obviously have reason to be suspicious
since
> >> there is a profit incentive for people selling these "secrets", but i
was
> >> wondering if anyone has experiences with such programs. has anyone
actually
> >> seen any results with these exercise/diet regimens?
'the Man' has a theory on this. Shorter people didn't drink their milk in
their youth. Notice how early Americans were very short in height, but are
now quite tall? Simply a matter of better nutrition and a milk lobby
pushing milk consumption.
Plenty of milk is certainly enough to account for a few inches in height.
My son according to growth charts should have equaled my height. He came up
a couple of inches short. He, also, refused to drink his milk. What more
can I say?
Also, Zinc deficiencies in your youth has been shown to retard height.
Alex Brands
> 'the Man' has a theory on this. Shorter people didn't drink their milk in
> their youth. Notice how early Americans were very short in height, but are
> now quite tall? Simply a matter of better nutrition and a milk lobby
> pushing milk consumption.
>
> Plenty of milk is certainly enough to account for a few inches in height.
> My son according to growth charts should have equaled my height. He came up
> a couple of inches short. He, also, refused to drink his milk. What more
> can I say?
You could say "correlation does not equal causation"
Imran Khan
> whether Pakistan is a friend or enemy. I know, it gets a bit complicated
> these days, especially with the U.S. now trying to get its former
> enemies to kill its former friends.
yes i am from pakistan... khan is a pakistani name.
Paul Rogers
. . . and do you play cricket?
PR
Imran Khan
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