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Your feet never stop growing, they carry on even after your dead. So does your hair, nose and ears.

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How can you stop growth?

break your growth plate...in your bone


What age do your bones stop growing?

Human bone stops growing around age 17-20. The bones in our body start to close the growth plate when puberty starts on the body.


When does your growth stop?

You never really stop growing, but the average man stops growing at age 25.


Does emotional growth stop the body growing?

Emotional growth does not stop the body from growing. Emotional growth is a natural process that most human being go through throughout their entire life.


What can stop normal cells from growing?

Stunted growth.


Are foot bones the slowest growing bones in the body?

Yes, foot bones are among the slowest growing bones in the body. The growth plates in the feet, known as epiphyseal plates, close around the late teens to early twenties, which is one reason why foot size tends to stop increasing significantly after that age.


Do sit ups and weightliftng stop growth?

No. What can stop growth in an adolescent is an untreated growth plate fracture.Soccer, basketball, football, skateboarding, and bicycling are the five activities most likely to result in growth plate fracture. Sit-ups and weight training have never been directly implicated in any case of growth plate fracture.


Do you still grow after your growth spurt?

Yes. Girls stop growing at around 18 and boys stop growing around 20.


Does the closure of the epiphyseal plate stop all bone growth?

false


What makes hair stop growing?

Malnutrition is often what makes hair stop growing. Hair growth also decreases as a person ages and some hereditary disorders will cause hair to stop growing.


When does growth end?

People generally stop growing by the age of 21.


At what age does a man stop growing?

AnswerYou do not stop growing until you are 25 years of age.ANS2:Bah! You keep growing...older.