Answer by M i s t i z a
I heard testosterone tablets work.
Do try them.... *sniggers*
Answer by clock
Being just short means that you are short in comparison to the population at large. This is because you are carrying the genes for shortness. You acquired these genes from your family. So if you are about your mom's height or your dad's height than you are short.
Pituitary dwarfism is dwarfism due to under production of Human Growth Factor (the hormone which controls human growth. This is a disease. It is treated, if diagnosed early by replacing the missing hormone.
Answer by Juliet
Don't do it.....
Answer by Megan
Answer to your question: No.
Answer by Nicky
I doubt it, unless something was specifically made for something like that to occur.
Answer by Mad_Theorist
If administered at the correct dosage they shouldn't be too bad, although like any drug it's sending your body chemistry in directions it's not used to. Large doses of them could cause problems and I suspect there's a chance your body could counteract them by simply shutting down it's own hormone production, but not sure about that.
Answer by RIP Wes Leonard 117
I don't know.
Answer by Carlitos
I don't' know! sorry :(
Answer by Emz
'Systems' is quite a broad term. It probably is refering to the Integumentary system, Skeletal, Nervous, Muscular, Digestive, Circulatory, Respiratory, Reproductive, etc etc. If you look up those words you can find out what they mean, but it's pretty easy: for example, integumentary is like skin, so it's function is to be a protective barrier; Circulatory is to transport materials (like oxygen and wastes) through the body.
Answer by Greg
Ask your local doctor and can someone answer my question upset
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111003141546AAg3LzT
Answer by Wanderer
are there any cultures on this planet who do not use dairy products ?
if so - what is their state of health ?
Answer by Chris
heavy squats and deadlifts
fuck interval training
Answer by Ryan C
yup
Answer by Aragorn
Probably not much help for you there. HGH helps if you have a growth hormone deficiency, but only if you take it early enough. You might benefit slightly, but you'll need to be assessed right away for your bone age and your own growth hormone levels. It's expensive and at this point might only give you an extra inch. Sorry, but I've looked into this scenario before.
Answer by Jessiekatsopolous
Better ask the doc that one, honey.
Answer by Nathan Nice (Flowin' Owen)
Trust me, Growth hormones are the WORST thing you can do to your body.
I'm 5"10 and wanted to grow to be about 6"1, so I took HGH (Human Growth Hormones) last year, and it resulted in my Hormones level to be imbalanced. That caused me to produce a very foul body odor, and caused excessive sweating, temper tantrums, mood swings, etc.
I speak from experience, its not worth it. FYI I only grew like an inch.
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.
