It depends... If you havent hit your growth spurt yet it can kinda slow your body growth down a bit if you over do it, so try to take it easy. But if you've already passed your growth spurt, well then no.
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No, it doesn't. It actually helps build muscle in your body, and Weightlifting is a good thing to do for your body in areas where you might feel flabby or saggy.
As with anything else, you can overdo it, but lifting weights doesn't stunt your growth. Less weight and more reps rather than trying to "bulk up" too quickly will help you stay healthy with your weightlifting.
Please see the Mayo Clinic link below for health guidelines for kids who want to lift.
The age limit for weightlifting competitions varies depending on the organization, but typically ranges from 13 to 35 years old.
Body Building: You excersise and eat healthy while Weightlifting Weightlifting: You excersise, but eat anything you want while weightlifting.
Debatable
depends on the age,
Heavy weightlifting overloads the muscles in such a way that it causes microtears in the muscle fibres. This sets off a subsequent release of testosterone and growth hormone, as the body rebuilds the muscle larger to deal with the increased demands.
No, but take it easy as you can over do it.
it is high in protein and helps muscle growth and recovery
Yes, it can. I've discovered that after ejaculating I don't have that intense energy you need for effective weightlifting. In my opinion, body builders would do well to limit sexual activity, and if you must, do it AFTER you workout.
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21 years old. That's when your brain stops growing and your body slows down the process of growth.
Not directly. The growth stunting is done by steroids, which are taken to allow for heavier weights to be lifted and larger muscles to be built.
Assuming exercising means weightlifting, yes and no. While lifting to a strenuous extent during adolescence may strain the body, responsible exercising with an experienced lifter will not harm growth patterns. This is a general myth that most people have but it has been scientifically proved that working out in the gym does not affect the growth.