While it's not possible to significantly increase height in just a week, a 10-year-old can support healthy growth by maintaining a balanced diet rich in calcium, protein, and vitamins, staying hydrated, and getting plenty of sleep. Engaging in regular physical activity, such as stretching exercises and sports, can also promote good posture and overall health. It's important to remember that genetics play a major role in height, and growth is a gradual process.
No
Yes it is true, because you will gain extra calcium from the duration of the mitosis from the year and it will cause you to grow taller.
Nothing you take will make you grow taller. Your DNA will determine how much you will grow, taking things like calciuim only provide the material to grow your bones...its up to your body to do it.
At 23 a person has finished growing and will not get taller.
They can grow taller and broader each year
yes. everyone grows taller every year unless there's something seriously wrong.
They grow from birth to about one year of age. After that they only gain or lose weight.
Based on background, it is unlikely that the girl will grow much taller.
I don't think you can make yourself taller. I am 20 and only 5' 2!
at 11 you should be at least 5'4 and then you you get 13 you should be around 5'8 but your body is different then any boy it depends on your parents. if your parents are tall then you may be taller. hope that helps <3
When you feel you're still growing, you might grow taller. But if you're length has been stable the last half a year/ year than the chance that you will still grow taller is very unlikely. But if you are afraid that you will still increase in length, you can always go to a doctor. He might subscribe some growth-blockers.
Get plenty of rest,eat good food,stay out of trouble,and be kind and helpful to others. Doing these things should help make you grow taller,and wiser,and smarter,and funnier,and well-liked. While you were waiting for this answer,I think you grew a little taller. How's that?!