Fruits and Vegetables That Help You Grow Taller?

The answer is all fruits and vegetables have nutrition in them. If you want to grow, you'll probably grow normally if you're healthy. The different nutritional values in fruits and vegetables do different things to help you be healthy.

If you want to know about certain vitamins and minerals and what they do, here's a link: www.helpguide.org/.../vitamins-and-minerals.htm

If you want to know which fruits and vegetables have which vitamins and minerals, here's a list for fruit: www.helpguide.org/.../vitamins-and-minerals.htm

And some for vegetables: www.almanac.com/.../vegetable-nutrition-chart

And a mineral chart: nourishedkitchen.com/.../

Human height is controlled by your genes from your mother and father. Nutritional deficits from birth over time can result in reduced height, however, once you reach age 18 or so, your height is set.

I agree with the other posters. Genetics is the biggest factor, but good nutrition in general will allow your body to achieve the maximum height possible in puberty. Once you are an adult, you are pretty much done; however, I grew 1/2 an inch in my late 30s. My DR said it was thanks to all the yoga I was doing (stretching). Might be worth a shot - it's good for you, if nothing else. I also grew with each of my pregnancies - it's very uncommon, but it happened to me. My spine has always been really tight and the hormones that help relax all the ligaments to prepare your body for birth allowed my spine to lengthen a bit. Strange but true.