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I am a 25year old male. i understand at puberty we produce a lot of biochemicals which is responsible for growth.is ther a way to restart this again?
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No: It's too late since the ends of your bones have fused and can't grow anymore. You can grow sideways by gaining weight, but that's not healthy.
Answered 1/27/2014
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