NATIONAL "GROW TALLER" HUMAN GROWTH REPORT 2ND RELEASE
( INCLUDES ACTUAL CLIPPINGS FROM VARIOUS BOOKS AND SOURCES )
Tall parents usually have tall children, and short parents have short children. Therefore, the tendency to be
tall or short seems to be largely hereditary. However, tallness appears to be recessive. This means that short parents
may have tall children.
When one parent is tall and the other short, the children may be tall or short or even midway between.
This occurs because the hereditary pattern is complex, and other factors are often involved.
Hormones produced by glands in the body modify growth. Secretions from the pancreas, thyroid gland, and pituitary
gland particularly affect growth. These secretions
thyroxin, and growth hormone-greatly influence cell size and cell number. Too little of any of these hormones can slow growth. In hormone-deficient patients, treatment with the particular hormone increases growth.
# Foods with various nutrients are also a large determining factor for height and human growth. Certain foods but not others contain materials essential for growth. To promote proper growth,
a person should eat a balanced diet and supplement
their diet with various growth stimulating essential ingredients.
Other factors can affect growth. Exercise may promote muscle growth and inactivity may slow it. Communicable diseases or infections interrupt growth. Stress and emotional disturbances can also interfere with it.
HUMAN GROWTH
The stature to which each of us grows is predetermined in our genes, as the racial differences between Pygmies and vatusis testify. Tall parents tend to produce tall offspring. And, the children of fat parents may be predisposed to obesity but
these basic builds can be modulated by, and indeed depend on, endocrine and nutritional factors. The fact that modern human beings are taller than their ancestors of colonial or medieval times is attributable in part to better nutrition and medical care, and in part to
“hybrid vigor” whereby people now marry out of their own cultures, nationalities, and races, thus mixing the gene pool.
Growth hormone promotes growth during childhood and adolescence, but slackens off when maturity is attained therefore it is vital to stimulate our growth system to optimum levels before
it is too late to make any type of impact on one's body in reference to one's vertical growth. Too much growth hormone, as is secreted by pituitary tumors, induces gigantism, while too little causes dwarfism. The adolescent growth spurt is correlated with the surge
of sex hormones secreted at the time of puberty.
Not surprisingly, nutritional factors have profound effects on growth, especially in immature individuals. Supplements such as Growth Booster Plus have also shown to be great additions to
one's daily intake regimine to help promote growth in men and women. Prenatal malnutrition may interfere with cell proliferation in the developing brain, resulting in mental retardation. Underfed children grow more slowly than norma
l, but if refeeding is not delayed too long, they will exhibit catch-up growth with little or no stunting of adult height.
Prenatal growth is also affected by intrauterine conditions not the least of which is crowding. Birth weights of twins are typically lower than those of singletons, and triplets are born smaller than twins. In such cases, catch-up growth may eventually erase earlier deficits.
Human beings take longer to grow up than any other animal. This is correlated with our considerable longevity but has probably evolved as an adaptation to our higher intelligence. It takes many years to educate children to the cultures into which they were born.
Richard J. Goss
GROWTH FACTORS AND NUTRITION TO GROW TALLER
Worse still is the amount of nutrition that is lost from our food through processing before we actually get to eat it. Professor Francis Potenger conducted a famous experiment into the effects of food processing.
Taking two groups of kittens, he fed one group on fresh meat, the other on an exclusive diet of canned (processed) cat
food. In time, the kittens in both groups grew to maturity and produced litters of their own. With each succeeding generation, the cats fed on fresh food flourished, their fur was glossy and sleek, their behavior lively and alert. The cats in the canned-food group,
on the other hand, suffered a gradual physical and mental deterioration,
growth was stunted, they became increasingly psychotic and unsociable, and eventually they were unable to reproduce.
Of course, our diets are much more varied than those used in this controlled experiment. We eat a diversity of meats, dairy products, and vegetables. Nevertheless, Potenger’s experiment suggests that no matter how nutritious or tasty our food seems,
we still may not be receiving everything we need for a healthy, balanced lifestyle. Many scientists actually recommend a daily supplement of various growth
stimulating ingredients to produce profound effects on human growth. ( Note: You may learn about Growth Booster Plus at www.growtall.com )
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We hope we have greatly inspired you and excited you to a higher level as well. Our report and research is one that is not to be ignored. We give you our sincere thanks for your time and interest
and look forward to seeing you again real soon. Remember, “procrastinators always end up the low guy on the totem pole!” Give your body the best you can and it will reward with by giving you its best!
This "National (Grow Taller) Growth Report 2nd Edition" has been compiled and researched by:
National Research Centers of America - GROW TALLER REPORT
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