Answer by Ryan
I'm sure it is possible (or will be soon) Because the genetic cells are very close together for animals like Apes and Gorillas. I am interested in this subject also. Good Luck.
Answer by AbeLincolnParty
My guess is no as your long bones have probably grown together by now and when that happens increases in height is stopped.
But then again I am not an endocrinologist, maybe you are different, but I would not wait long to see one as time is ticking.
Answer by Bilbo
You are usually done growing by about 21, so going on being taller than your parents, I would think that's it.
After that you start shrinking imperceptibly as your posture changes and gravity kicks in. Forget the hormone things they won't help and could give you nasty side effects.
Answer by huurduur
Breasts are fatty tissue.
Larger women have larger breasts.
I am 5'7" and 115 lbs at 21 and am a B cup.
My friend is 5'7" and 140 lbs at 21 and a D cup.
If you want to have larger breasts, weight gain is the best option; however, there are obvious downsides to weight gain as well.
Other parts of you may not look as fit even though you will have larger breasts.
Answer by Maggie
well i tink it is just genetics, it depends on if anyone in your family is as tall as u
Answer by Dresden Rose
Not possible. Human hair grows at a rate of 1/4th an inch each month. Growth is slightly faster during winter, slightly slower during summer.
Answer by Jessiekatsopolous
Better ask the doc that one, honey.
Answer by lv_consultant
nope, the growth plates fuse during the final stages of puberty. HGH is expensive it would run a good $ 1,500-2,000 a month to use dosages high enough to cause skeletal growth
Answer by Lucien B
It is possible, but it's a little late for you to attempt it now. HGH has been mildly effective when use prior to late adolescence. Check with your doctor, but don't expect too much support.
Answer by spaceranger85
Doesn't the term fully grown imply that you cannot grow anymore?
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 Selena lee
you can do sports such as running and basketball
