Nothing!
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Well, everything is possible in today's society. You can not make your tounge "grow" but you can always get it surgically slitted like Gene Simmans did.
Your tongue reaches its full size by the time you reach adulthood. There are no safe or recommended ways to make your tongue grow beyond its natural size, and attempting to do so could cause injury or other complications.
No, exercising your tongue will not make it grow in size. However, practicing tongue exercises can help improve tongue strength and flexibility, which may be beneficial for certain activities such as speaking different languages or playing musical instruments.
There are no hair follicles on the tongue.
No, the human tongue does not grow in size as you grow older. However, taste buds can become less sensitive with age, leading to changes in taste perception.
No, the the tongue does not continue to grow after death. Shortly after death, the body starts to undergo the process of rigor mortis which can cause muscles to contract, giving the appearance of growth in some areas as the body dehydrates and tissues shrink.
Not directly, but taking any antibiotic can create the conditions for fungi to grow.
no
Tongue tied toffees.
No, exercising your tongue will not make it grow in size. However, practicing tongue exercises can help improve tongue strength and flexibility, which may be beneficial for certain activities such as speaking different languages or playing musical instruments.
There are no hair follicles on the tongue.
No it doesn't grow back.
If the tongue suffers severe damage. This is the kind of damage beyond tongue piercing, for example. The tongue contains a regenerative feature that allows the tongue to grow back into its original form with little scar tissue.
No, hair does not grow on the tongue. The surface of the tongue is covered in papillae, taste buds, and lingual tonsils, but it does not have hair follicles like the skin on the rest of the body.
There are no hair follicles on the tongue.
No, the human tongue does not grow in size as you grow older. However, taste buds can become less sensitive with age, leading to changes in taste perception.
I'm pretty sure you can't....
earing popsicles.
Depends on the species and how big the frog is.