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How to grow taller and stronger?
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Different ways: Best way to be taller - be born with genes for being tall. Best ways to grow stronger - discuss with your doctor a nutrition and exercise program that will help you.
Answered 1/31/2014
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Growing tall: So, what can you do to grow taller if your genes dictate that you’re meant to be short? Well, only a small percentage of people with a short height can grow taller. Studies also show that most people stop growing in their mid-twenties. http://www.beyonddisease.com/top-ways-to-increase-height-and-grow-taller
Answered 10/27/2016
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