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Poor
posture is the number one reason people don't appear
to be as tall as they could be. Exercises that help
improve your posture will definitely help you be taller.
As an example of this, think of a person who is 80 years
old and hunched over. Their postural muscles are weak,
so they appear to be shorter than they actually are.
Standing up straight makes a big difference. Remember
when you were a kid and somebody was measuring how tall
you were? Remember how you would always stand up as
straight as you could and tried to be as tall as you
could? You can mimic this today. Get someone to measure
you in your normal body position then get them to measure
you when you are trying to stand as tall as possible.
You'll probably get a few more inches taller instantly! Stretching
is also critical for maximizing your height. Tight muscles
will keep your body more compact and, therefore, shorter.
This is especially true in the trunk and spinal muscles. For
more information on stretching, click
here. Personally,
I use an inversion bench (that you hang upsidown on)
and I can feel it stretching my spinal support muscles
and relieving pressure on my spine. Compacted
spinal disks can limit your height as well. You can
see this for yourself by measuring yourself first thing
in the morning and last thing at night. Over the course
of the day, your spinal disks have compacted and you
will be a little shorter. This pressure relieves itself
during the night and you are taller by morning! Exercise
programs that claim to increase your height are only
maximizing the height you already have. Learn
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