What affects your height?
599848
milk will make your bones stronger and sleep will keep you healthy which both can affect your height....genes play a great role in it also but listen to your mom she knows what shes talking about :)
927527
THAT IS GOING TO DEPEND ON YOUR GENES. SOME PEOPLE NEVER GET ANY TALLER THAN ONE OF THEIR PARENTS. BUT SOME GET A LOT TALLER IT ALL WILL COME DOWN TO THE GENE POOL THAT YOU TAKE AFTER.
373248
Yes. You can grow taller, and not gain weight as you do, which will make you look thinner as your original weight redistributes in your body.\n\nYou can also get sick in some way and start losing weight without knowing you are sick. (Diabetes or something.)
553631
Here is a chart that shows healthy weights for heights:\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/hw/health_guide_atoz/zm2277.asp\n\nDon't worry about society so much, worry about your health.  It's much more important.
115299
If you smoke, stop. U could be short, because you've been working out when you were young, which somewhat slows down your increase in growth in height.\n\nVitamins would help also. You can never take too much of vitamins, because your body takes what it needs..n throws the rest away.
722402
If you are asking if their height difference will affect their sex life, certainly not, unless they are doing it standing up, and then adjustments could be made with props. People of all different sizes manage to have sex together without problems!
226864
Height controlled by genes.  Just feed healthy foods and check with pediatrician about vitamins.
1073708
Within normal range. Some your age will be taller, some shorter. Same will apply throughout all your life.
408646
you cant increase your height , it's predetermine by your gene.
586981
Height is determined by your DNA, mostly. Secondly, it is influenced by your nutrition.\n\nAny pill that could make you grow would have to alter your DNA - which those pills don't do. And even if they could, do you wanna risk your DNA to some entity on the Net claiming you can get a couple inches?
743170
One more time for those in the back of the room:\nHEIGHT IS GOVERNED BY GENETICS.  YOU CANNOT 'MAKE' YOURSELF TALLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
612174
Smoking, coffee, poor diet and lack of exercise are the big ones. Any of those can cancel growth spurts. Genetics isn't a big help, either.
60759
Human height, or stature, is the height of a human being. Height generally varies little between people compared to other anthropometric measures, usually exceptional height (variance from the average of around 20%) is due to gigantism or dwarfism, but height normally falls within a certain range known as a normal distribution (bell curve). Height is determined by the interaction of genes and environment. Final adult height may be attained anywhere from the early teens to early 20s, though it is most commonly reached during the mid teens for females and late teens for males.\n\nMY HEIGHT 165CMS\n   WEIGHT  65 KGS
169760
Honey in rich with vitamines and nutrients but it can't affect height.you can use it to enhance memory.
942135
first, Age can not affect height. it's just not a valid experiment. because height is not directly related to age, see. and how can you measure it???\n\nhow about\n\n"How does temperature affect CO2 consumption in dry and germinating seeds?"\n\nor\n\n"How does wavelength of light affect O2 production in sequoia leaves and oak leaves?"\n\nhope this helps!
433967
Check out;\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height
580015
Im not sure what you mean by 'genetics' here, as genetics is the study of how genes are passed on to offspring and how they relate to hereditary traits.\nIf you mean genetics to be the genes a person has, then the genes themselves are not influenced directly by the environment. For example, you may have inherited the gene for good height from your parents but that does not necessarily mean that you will also grow tall.  These traits can be influenced by your environment, meaning you could still end up much shorter than your parents if you did not have the proper nutrition during your 'growing' years.\nThis, however, does not mean that your genes have been changed due to improper nutrition. You will still pass on the genes for tallness to your children but its just that the gene for height was not properly expressed in your body due to environmental or external factors, which in this case was improper nutrition.