It depends on your gender, family background, personality traits. It also really depends on your eating habbit and etc.. It is uncertain how tall any human (of any size) will grow. After any person hits puberity it is physically impossible to grow any taller, but if that was true there would be 15 ft Giants walking around the earth.
The tallest man on Earth was Robert Waldow (an Illinois man) died at 8ft.11 in 1940 at the age of 22. The record may not stand for much longer, however. This week, Leonid Stadnyk, a 33-year-old living in a remote village in Ukraine, hit the news as the world's tallest living man. At 2.54m (8ft 4in), he is just 17cm short of Wadlow's record. In the past two years, he has grown 30cm.
Like Wadlow, Stadnyk owes his extraordinary height to a tumour on his pituitary gland. The tumour churns out growth hormone but it's a secondary effect that leads to the runaway growth that doctors call acromegalic gigantism.
Normally, the growth of our bones is limited by our sex hormones. A good burst of sex hormones at the right time tells the ends of our bones to stop growing. In acromegalic gigantism, as the tumour grows, it destroys cells in the pituitary gland that stimulate the release of sex hormones. The bones, therefore, never get the signal to stop growing.
But surely there must be a limit to a person's height? John Wass, a specialist in acromegalic gigantism at the University of Oxford, reckons it would be impressive to survive for long if you grew taller than 9ft.
First, high blood pressure in the legs, caused by the sheer volume of blood in the arteries, can burst blood vessels and cause varicose ulcers. An infection of just such an ulcer eventually killed Wadlow.
With modern antibiotics, ulcers are less of an issue now, and most people with acromegalic gigantism eventually die because of complications from heart problems. "Keeping the blood going round such an enormous circulation becomes a huge strain for the heart," says Wass.
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A human can get around 15 ft but it would be a miracle too see that and can weigh over 1,000 pounds!
humans get to about 12 to 13 feet tall and frog are usually about 5 or 6 feet tall but some have gotten to 10 + feet
Probably a tall dog or a human.
Robert Waldow (USA) was the tallest human in the world.He was 8 feet and 11.1 inch tall
5 feet 9 inches for men and 5 feet 4 inches for women in the US.
The second longest human bone is the tracardis fratellis.
The average size of a 'male' human ear is 63 Millimetres tall, (6.3 Centimeteres)
she is tall enough to be human
Human Azizi is 172 cm.
No human knows, since no human has seen her.
Not very!
Zeus is about 7 and a half feet in human form.
The height of early humans a million years ago would have varied, but they were generally shorter compared to modern humans. Fossil evidence suggests that Homo erectus, one of the early human species from that time period, had an average height of around 5 to 6 feet.
40 feet tall in god form 6 feet in human form
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Depends on what kind of tree it is, if it's a sapling then yes ( if the person is an adult, at regular height), if it a full-grown tree, then no, unless the human is abnormally tall.
No. A human is a human no matter the color of their skin, how tall they are or how smart they are.
Taller than a human.
no