If we look at this problem from a nutritional point of view, drinking milk does help to grow taller, but drinking milk will not grow taller. We can illustrate this problem with the help of a hypothesis. For example, because of malnutrition, a child's body is always in this thin state. If he often drinks milk, he will get a nutritional supplement. After all, we all know that milk has many nutritional elements, and the nutritional value is often very high. Not only does it contain calcium, but also a lot of vitamin D can promote the absorption of this calcium, thus having a certain effect on the growth of bones, and on this basis, it can really help to grow taller. If we infer from this logic, not only drinking milk will help us grow taller, but actually eating some lean meat and drinking some soybean milk will help us grow taller.

We need to be clear that it helps to grow taller, not that it really grows taller. From a scientific point of view, the human body must have a premise to grow taller, that is, this bone line is not completely closed. If it is completely closed, it is impossible to grow taller whether you drink milk or something else. If a person wants to grow taller, he really needs a certain amount of nutrition and calcium. Only with nutrition and calcium can he get better growth and development, which is beneficial to the human body.

People concerned have done a study on human being's height and pudgy, and a result is obtained. In fact, a person's height is related to more than 7% genetic factors. There is a very classic saying among the common people, that is, dragons give birth to dragons and phoenixes, and mice can make holes when they are born. This sentence has actually clarified how tall you can grow. Although some people will be a little taller than the original after exercise and nutritional supplement the day after tomorrow, this breakthrough is not very big.

If people carefully observe in life, they will find that the children born to those parents who are taller tend to be taller, and the children born to those who are shorter and fatter tend to be shorter and fatter. In fact, this has a lot to do with heredity, not to say that drinking milk can make them taller.