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∙ 14y agoNormally, no. Everyone has different growth stages but most are complete by nineteen. This does not mean YOU will stop growing though.
If you are young and still growing, tobacco will make you grow slower. That is not it though, it will harm your body and cause yellow teeth.
No, most people continue to grow, into their 20s. Though, after puberty, growth rates tend to slow down.
Depends on the nutrient intake of the horse and their parental genes. The average growth though is 2 inches a year.
Growth spurts happen at different ages for everyone. It's a range of ages, not a specific age.
It varies from person to person but on average by late puberty. Skeletal growth can continue a little after puberty ends though.
Not really. Apples can provide great nutrition, though, and having a healthy body is key for healthy and growing hair.
no but unless you are 16-18 or you are still growing and going though pubirty then dont over work yourself
Some men don't stop growing height wise until they're about 25 years old. Though, the rate of growth does slow gradually after puberty. However, the human body will always be changing.
Dublin is growing in different directions, not just to the west. There is more land there and a lot of major growth is happening there, but it is growing in other directions too. Dublin is on the coast, so to the east is the sea. To the south there are many growing suburbs, though there are mountains acting as a partial barrier, but there is room for further growth. There is also space to grow to the north of the city. There is a lot of agricultural land in that part of Dublin, and it is one of the main fruit and vegetable growing areas in Ireland.
No, itching in the scalp typically occurs due to irritation, dryness, or product buildup, and is not directly indicative of hair growth. Hair growth happens at the hair follicle beneath the skin, so itching on the scalp doesn't necessarily correlate with the growth process.
Its in spring.It actually depends where the Iroquois lives,the weather can affect the Iroquois growing season. Many plants grow in the spring,summer,and sometimes in fall. There are few plants that grow in the winter. This is my prediction though.