I was wondering, just out of curiosity, if that would work.
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I doubt it, unless something was specifically made for something like that to occur.
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Saturday, June 15, 2013
If one were to take human growth hormone, could this help them grow taller?
Question by cowboys fan: If one were to take human growth hormone, could this help them grow taller?
I was wondering, just out of curiosity, if that would work.
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What do you think? Answer below!
I was wondering, just out of curiosity, if that would work.
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What do you think? Answer below!
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If one is still young enough, yes it will help them to grow taller.
ReplyDeleteAfter the growth plates in the bones have closed, no amount of human growth hormone will affect a person's height.
Judy is correct. I take pictures of bones for a living. Once the growth plates close (about 16-17 for females, 18-22 for males) you have stopped growing.
ReplyDeleteGrowth hormone has many other effects on the body:
ReplyDeleteIncreases the retention of calcium
Strengthens and increases the mineralization of bones
Increases the muscle mass
Promotes ipolysis
Increases synthesis of proteins
Stimulating the growth of all internal organs
Plays a role in fuel homeostasis
Reduces liver uptake of glucose
Contributes to the maintenance and function of pancreas
Stimulates and enforces the immune system
Helps grow taller and increase our height
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Yes. Judy and Radgal are correct. My mid son is currently on HGH, the first thing they did was take an x-ray of his left hand/wrist to determine his bone age (the bigger the gap, the younger the age; the smaller the gap, the older the age) and when they stop growing the growth plates are fused together. Once his bone age was determined, they did a blood test to determine if his pituitary gland was producing growth hormone as it should, when they found out it was not they did a MRI of his brain and found out he had an underdeveloped pituitary gland. Now he has to take an injection of HGH every day, he's only 7.
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