Nutrition for Height Growth
Tue ,04/08/2009To gain height it is necessary to provide your body with protein, calcium, magnesium, amino acids.
Now, how do you get all of these in your diet?
First things First… separate your meals, make sure you eat 5-6 times a day, drink 3-4 liters of water a day, This makes your body very clean and nourished and ready to grow. Separating the meals results to having less pressure on your digestive system resulting into more attention being given to your growth system rather than digestion. This also means higher metabolism which leads to faster growth and more fat burning. Fat stunts growth so keep the basics very regular and rigid.
Amino Acids, where do you get them from? FISH!!! Eat fish thrice a week, EVEN IF YOU ARE A VEGGIE!
When do you eat fish? atleast 5-6 hours before you go to sleep.
As for calcium? Many sources, I recommend eating 5-6 almonds in the morning, drinking skimmed milk, egg whites, orange juice. Yes, try taking all of these daily, I know it sounds hard but will benefit one way or another.
in short:
Carrots Fish Liver
Egg Yolk Beef Red Meat
Milk Cheese Apples
Green Vegetables Potatoes Nuts
Yellow Vegetables Almonds Bananas
Peanuts Chicken Beans
Peas
Try your best to avoid carbohydrates, I read somewhere that people residing in Asia are shorter than Europeans because their diet consists of more carbohydrates.
Eat at least two hours before starting your exercise. It is a fact that insulin levels are highest right after a big
hearty meal. Insulin suppresses HGH release and a big meal takes blood away from your muscles and
redirects it to your stomach. Eating right after exercise is also important so that muscle dystrophy would not
occur.
above sourced from a manual.
other than that, you will have to quit smoking, drinking, doping, etc.
I would like to mention that all of the stuff I am writing here I have learned it from a manual I downloaded by a torrent.
In an overall conclusion I want you to note that it is important you live a very healthy life for extra inches.
and if you are above 22, your luck is out in terms of nutritional gains.
