Does fat inhibits hgh and robs you 2-3 inches of height if you were fat during puberty?
i had a big belly and man boobs because i ate too much meat and fatty stuff, and not much running in p.e. Anyway i'm 5'8 while my dad is 5'7 and most kids i know are taller than their dad by 3-4 inches, i'm only taller by one inch, is this because the fat inhibits my release of hgh during puberty?
My cousin is 5'11 and his dad is 5'6 (shorter than my dad by one inch) his mom is 5'3 (taller than my mom by one inch) and he is fit, flat in the front, no man boobs or stomach, could that have led him to being 5'11 and me being 5'8?
Also does fat makes you go through puberty or enter puberty much faster because it makes your body ready for development?
My cousin is 5'11 and his dad is 5'6 (shorter than my dad by one inch) his mom is 5'3 (taller than my mom by one inch) and he is fit, flat in the front, no man boobs or stomach, could that have led him to being 5'11 and me being 5'8?
Also does fat makes you go through puberty or enter puberty much faster because it makes your body ready for development?
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i was fairly chubby as a kid and my parents are 5'5 and 5'7 and im 6'4 so i'd say no. but i dunno it may.
yes i think doese effect your height but probably only a little bit , but what effects it more is a bad diet you need to eat a healthy balanced diet , and you will jus shoot up in the air (it also helps your penis grow bigger) but atleast try and have some exercise not too much jus a lil bit. like when you have a choice to take a lift take the stairs , you know things like that.
I used to be very very fat a few years ago, i had enuough of it and ate healthy exercised and here i am average weight and ive grown 7 inches since last year
I used to be very very fat a few years ago, i had enuough of it and ate healthy exercised and here i am average weight and ive grown 7 inches since last year
Fat increases the aging process. Storing fat is bad, exercise to get rid of the extra fat. Height is determined by number of factors, bone structure(genes), exercise, environment, and nutrition.