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Is there any sure way to increase height without any gimmicks something that actually works. I will like to be at least 6' but I'm only 5' 9".

Height Be You If

I'm 5'9" tall and I like myself at this height. I think I'm right about in the middle of "Normal", if there is such a thing. If I could be any height, I think I'd like to be 12' tall. Oh, and I'd be a storm giant living in a Dungeons & Dragons realm somewhere! .

If You Could Be Any Height Health & Special Psychology

Hmm… mine isn't a big change. I'm 5'7". I would love to be 5'9". I know it might seem silly since it is only two inches. I like my height but I would like 5'9" better. Its tall but not too tall. Much taller than that and your dating options start becoming more limited. That is never good. .

Edited: Kyrroeth on 31st Jan, 2017 - 4:14pm

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I am happy with my height. I am not too tall and not short… I am just right there with the 'average' people so I can't complain.

Height Be You If

I would like to be 6' tall. I tell everyone that I am 6' but in all actuality I am 5' 113/4" I just lack that .25 inches from being 6' Then again I would like to bit taller maybe 6' 2" but nothing too tall.

If You Could Be Any Height

I am currently 5' 11", and I have been for quite a while, though if I could I would like to be a few inches taller at 6' 2" or 6' 3". I may seem silly, but I feel having that extra height could be a boost to my confidence… that and losing a hundred pounds, but that is a separate wish. All in all I feel I am not quite tall enough and too heavy.

Edited: Thomaslee on 12th Mar, 2017 - 2:40pm

If You Be Height - Page 3

Flipping the switch on height variation. A genetic 'switch' that changes the activity of a key skeletal gene related to height has been discovered by a team of researchers, who have also pinpointed a genetic variant in the switch that favors shortness and is far more prevalent among Eurasian populations than expected. The study also uncovered a surprising link - between the sequence that favors shortness and an increased risk of osteoarthritis. Source 8e.