GROW TALLER EXERCISE 0

Background Information

So what are the major factors when it comes to height and
gaining height:

• Genetics
• Nutrition
• Human Growth Hormone
• Exercises
• Growth Plates
• Sleep
• Deep Breathing
• Massage

What you can‘t control.

You can‘t control your genetics.

You can‘t change or control when your growth plates fuse
up and close, either. Usually this happens around the age of
24. You can still grow after that, but it is a lot harder. You
will gain at most 2 inches (5 cm) of height after your growth
plates fuse together.

Two inches is still a lot of height gained. So don‘t be too
worried about your growth plates.

This is what we will focus on in this book and what you can
control.

We can show you how to help boost your Human Growth
Hormone production to help prime your body to grow. Sleep
is tied into this.

We can help you understand the importance of deep
breathing and a certain area that needs to be massaged.
You can mix and match the exercises you use in this
program, but you will have to do the massage and the deep
breathing.

We will show you the proper nutrition you will need as well
as a secret, yet common, food that some of the tallest
people in the world eat.

Finally, you have total control of the exercises you can
choose or not choose to grow tall. As you can see, there are
plenty of factors in growing taller that you have control of.

The exercises in this program will target your spinal column
and your legs.

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GROW TALLER EXERCISE, 03

Height Statistics

Did you know that the country with the tallest people
overall is the Netherlands? The males average 6 feet (183
cm) and the females average just over 5 feet, 7 inches (170
cm).

The average American male height is 5 feet, 9 inches (175
cm) while females average 5 feet, 4 inches (163 cm).

The Dutch may have the tallest country, but the tallest
people in the world reside in an Eastern European republic
called Montenegro which is part of the country of Serbia and
Montenegro. The former Yugoslavia. If Montenegro were it‘s
own country, it would have the tallest people in the world.
And the Dutch wouldn‘t even be close.

The average male in Montenegro is 6 feet, 3 inches (191
cm). The females average just under 5 feet, 11 inches (180
cm). The average female there is taller than the average
American male.

There are over 5.5 million American males that are 6 feet, 2
inches (188 cm) or taller.

1 in 7 American males is 6 feet (183 cm) or taller, about
15% of the population. 1 in 2 Dutch males is 6 feet or taller,
50% of the population.

There are over 1.5 million American females 5 feet, 9 inches
(175 cm) or taller.

The average Japanese male is 5 feet, 5 1/8 inches (165 cm)
tall.

Each generation seems to be getting taller. The main factor
in that is nutrition.

Since poor people hundreds of years ago and even a few
generations ago had poor unbalanced diets that lacked what
they needed to grow properly, they in effect stunted their
own growth. This brought down the average height for most
countries.

It is general knowledge that wealthier people are on
average a couple inches taller than poorer people based
solely on nutrition.

Generations ago, the differences in height between wealthy
and poor were even more pronounced since poor people
had such horrible diets. The gap in nutrition between
wealthy and poor has closed significantly in recent
generations.

The height gap has also closed but has not completely
caught up. Wealthy people are still taller and that can be
attributed to genetics. Over the years they built up a
genetic height advantage based mainly on their diets.

Why do some wealthy nations such as Japan and other
Asian nations still lag in their height? A lot of that has to do
with the types of food they traditionally eat. Although the
Japanese are still way shorter than Americans and
Europeans, they are slowly catching up and growing at a
faster rate.

The reason? Their diets are changing. The Japanese have
recently passed the Chinese and for the first time in history
they are now taller than the Chinese.

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