Can You Still Grow Taller at 23? Understanding Height and Growth Plates
It is generally not possible to significantly increase your height after the growth plates in your bones have closed, which usually occurs around the age of 23. While some people may experience a slight increase in height due to better posture or improved spinal alignment, significant height increases through stretching or exercise are not medically supported.Obesity - Related Articles
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