It is plausible that certain supplements might have a small impact on how tall someone grows, but there is no evidence to say what if any supplement might have that property. For the most part, the only important factors are appropriate nutrition and the genes you inherited from your parents.
To be honest, there hasn't been adequate research into this topic, particularly given the interest so many people have in increasing their height.
Unfortunately, I would not rely on supplements. At this point the supplements one might take are mainly a matter of guesswork, with a little unsubstantiated theory thrown in.
No
Magnesium is a mineral that is involved in hundreds of metabolic functions in the body. One of those being bone health. I guess it would help to know in what way you're trying to grow. Are you trying to get taller, grow more muscle? How old are you?
No. No exercise will help you grow taller.
no
Inversion tables don't help you grow, but may help you stand a little taller.
YES
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drink milk it makes your bones stronger and makes you taller or eat yogurt
Fruits can help you grow, but not necessarily make you taller than you already are. Being taller depends on genetics within your family.
There are number of natural supplements which can help provide relief from pain associated with menopause. Menozac is one of those natural supplements. what are the supplements? I have heard starflower oil is good is there any others?
There are some adhd supplements that actually do help. There are a lot of natural vitamins and supplements you can get. www.webmd.com/���add-adhd/guide/���vitamins-supplements-adhd
No: there is no evidence or theory indicating that masturbation can make a person grow taller. Masturbation has been shown to be harmless and has no measurable effect on physical development.