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How to increase height after 21?
Hello, I am a 21 year old guy. Compared to other guys of my age, I am small in height and people make fun of my height. I am suffering from loss of self-confidence and feel very conscious when meeting people. Can I know how to increase height after 21?
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The height of a person is determined by his or her genetics, and it is believed that a person stops growing after reaching the age of 18-21 years of age. But there are various other factors that influence growth and a person can still grow a few inches taller even after puberty by following a healthy lifestyle and incorporating healthy foods and stretching exercises in their daily routine - Food such as dairy products, eggs, chicken, soy bean, banana, oatmeal, nuts, seeds, green leafy vegetables, fish and Indian ginseng 2tsp in milk has shown to be effective in increase of height. - Exercises such as swimming, jumping exercises and hanging exercises - Stretches such as standing & seated toe touch, cobra stretch, cat & cow stretch, pelvic shift, table top, triangle pose. The other methods of treatment are to find the underlying cause of short stature and treating it accordingly and hormone therapy
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