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Does diet actually have a significant effect on height in puberty

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  • maasaiM Offline
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    I ate like shit throughout most of my development so I'm just curious on how much diet actually effects height in puberty.

    I didn't have much meat, barely any fruit and dairy. My meals typically consisted of processed slop like pizza

    (this isn't a looksmax question - height is indirectly relevant to health and it's just a question)

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      Ur height:

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      • vyvultraV vyvultra

        Ur height:

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        @vyvultra What.

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        • maasaiM maasai

          @vyvultra What.

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          @maasai what is your height

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          • vyvultraV vyvultra

            @maasai what is your height

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            @vyvultra I don't wanna say. But my main question was simply does diet have a significant effect on height in puberty. It's not something that personal I just wanted to know

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            • maasaiM maasai

              @vyvultra I don't wanna say. But my main question was simply does diet have a significant effect on height in puberty. It's not something that personal I just wanted to know

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              @maasai I've seen some posts about the topic but am not sure. I would guess it's mostly genetic but there are opportunities within the growing phase you can exploit with enough nutrition for non-genetic results

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                improvable but I think it is very significant if it could be compared to facial development

                It's only a matter of time.

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                • maasaiM maasai

                  I ate like shit throughout most of my development so I'm just curious on how much diet actually effects height in puberty.

                  I didn't have much meat, barely any fruit and dairy. My meals typically consisted of processed slop like pizza

                  (this isn't a looksmax question - height is indirectly relevant to health and it's just a question)

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                  @maasai yes it does. Drink 3L raw milk unrefrigerated from the farm every day. Eat the highest quality freshest meat you can eat. Reduce toxicity

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