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I Want To Grow Up

By nitibhakaul September 14, 2020 4 answers Last updated September 14, 2020

I've always been pretty tall. At 14 I was 1. 75. By 18 (now) I have reached 184. 5 and I want to grow up. To me, idols are Martin Ford and many other tall giants. For me, it is dominant to be tall, even though I am much taller than others. My mother is 173, my father 183. It is supposedly predicted by the doctors that I will become at least 1. 92. I do fitness and lift quite hard for the time I have been training (year), I would say that I am one of the most the strong in the hall. Weight 90kg, 116 chest, 41. 5 arm. I want to become a giant ... At least 2. 05 at 150 kilograms - this is my dream .. Give some examples to at least become over 1. 90 as planned ... Have you grown over 18 years? Because I've stopped a lot in recent years ...

Answers 4

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kisha_summers answered · September 14, 2020

   If size mattered, the elephant would be the king of animals ...

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penelopezuky answered · September 14, 2020

   And did you know that the taller a person is, the more the bones and joints of the legs are "amortized" because of the weight they carry?

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cinnabelle answered · September 14, 2020

   Number 2, give medical literature for your statement. Our family is only tall people, there are women 180 cm and up (my grandmother was 190 cm!). At a critical age, my mother went to a doctor for an osteoporosis check-up and was told that there was no way to catch osteoporosis, which only affected short women.

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diamonjackson_chrisdiamond answered · September 14, 2020

   I'm not number 2, but I'll answer number 3. Oseoporosis is just one of thousands of bone diseases. Indeed, it is said to affect the short and weak more - due to the small weight that the bones carry, they lose elasticity, strength and become brittle, but the hormones play a leading role here, rather their lack after the critical one. All other joint-degenerative and bone diseases are complicated by tall stature and especially by being overweight. Believe me, a patient with coxarthrosis, for example, does not suffer less than one with osteoporosis.