Friday, August 21, 2009

How To Become Taller By Exercising

By Mike Naismith

When asked, most people would like to be at least a little taller than they are. Would you? As an adult, you probably think this is impossible. You think you've gotten as tall as you ever will and from here on in all you might do is shrink.

Although the common belief is that grown men and women stop growing, current research has revealed something different. Fitness professionals have created an exercise routine that will make someone taller, and this is guaranteed to work regardless of how old someone is.

Just imagine how improved life might be without the stigma of being shorter! Just a few more inches added to a person's height really can mean all the difference.

Well what kind of exercises are these? Are these exercises hard to do? And most of all, how can these exercises increase your height?

Well, children do these kinds of exercises all the time in gym class. It's all perfectly natural. The basis is just stretching and moving for flexibility. That in itself is helpful, but these exercises also stir the growth process that was active when you were younger. In some biological ways, you're going back in time!

If you practice these movements, you'll see results within weeks; and you won't need any type of exercise equipment. Almost anyone can do this, unless, of course, you are so disabled physically that your movement is impeded.

The way the exercises work involves the pituitary glands in the brain. The glands are stimulated to produce more human growth hormone, or HGH, into the system. This helps to thicken and multiply the cartilage at the ends of the bones, which naturally lengthens them by a few inches.

Our spines do have a maximum length, but most of us don't really stand as upright as we think we do, so these exercises will also help you align in such a way that you live up to your full potential height. You could gain a couple of inches in the most natural way. You'll have great posture and better health, too.

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