im 5'3 and 23 yrs old i hate my hieght i would like to be atleast 5'6/ 5'7. any suggestions?
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Answer by Rock Star
Wear heels.
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Answer by Rock Star
Wear heels.
Answer by Reverse Osmosis
Are you a male or a female?
Even if you are a male 5'4 is a short height but its not abnormally short so I don't think you need to take HGH. Besides, you are only 14, you will probably grow a couple more inches in the coming years.
Answer by mamax2grls
Yeah, you're screwed.
Answer by Cory
Ya. Look up alitar overeem. He is a giant of a man. He took hgh and was suspended from the UFC. They monitered the whole time he was suspended. A year of not taking it made his testosterone levels drop dangerously low
Answer by Live 4 life Cena
Lets see friuts.
Answer by Spring is Here!!!
I don't think so. It may hurt you more than help you, plus the needle would hurt like heck.
Answer by Dr Dave
Nope
Answer by Duo Seeker
Yes, exactly. People take it to become giants. Like the ones you see all around you. That's why it's so popular; everyone wants to be a giant.
Answer by PuggetAboutIt!
The worst HGH side effect is that your skull will grow. Your head will grow into the shape of a big mushroom. Stay away from HGH. Muscles are best grown naturally.
Answer by versantly
wear lifts on your shoes and date short girls. you're fine just the way you are.
Answer by aric10
Your pituitary gland...if you start taking it you won't get taller, but your head will grow!
Answer by Kevin H
The medical definition of dwarfism is any one under 4'11. So you are a dwarf. I have a 30 year old sister that is the same height.
Answer by RoCk!zZ@
hmm,most growth hormones i know are for ages 22 below. so i guess u still have a chance!
Answer by Barcode
A doctor will NOT prescribe it for you just on YOUR say so. He must examine you & run tests to make sure if you need it or not. If he feels you do NOT need it - you can forget it.
Answer by Lukas Xavier
There'd be built-in limits. Simply "stretching" a human being would result in issues with the back, as you often see in very tall people. In extreme cases, you might also get balance problems. The taller you are, the more stability problems you'd have.
If you made people bigger overall, you'd have to rework the proportions, or the bones wouldn't be strong enough to hold. E.g. if you double the size of a human, you double the thickness of the bones, but you quadruple the weight. Eventually, the bones would simply break the moment you stand up.
To make that work, you'd have to change the proportions to make stronger legs and smaller upper body. They wouldn't look human anymore.
A limited amount of tinkering might well be possible, but not to the point of making actual giants.
Answer by frick
they'd be a buff midget