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Muscle loss

Started by Joanna Dark, May 16, 2013, 12:22:25 PM

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vegie271

Quote from: A on May 24, 2013, 10:15:46 PM
5'3" is more or less the average height for a woman, though, isn't it?

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It really depends on where you are in the world, but in the USA where I am it is about 5' 4.6" for women, around the world is both taller and shorter

http://www.disabled-world.com/artman/publish/height-chart.shtml
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misschievous

I think as far as getting shorter, it all depends on rib cage muscles. When I tried to get into the Coast Guard, they were afraid after doing situps and running that my ribs muscles would grow and I would be too tall.
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A

I never knew about that. People also mention the spine's curvature.
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misschievous

Hmm I wander about the spine curvature? My spine is almost perfectly straight. In fact, I have to see a chiropractor every other week because of it. I wander once that is fixed if I will be shorter? I hope so :)
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A

Well, I think after a while on HRT the back becomes more hollow towards the bottom, as the pelvis tilts more backwards. It makes sense to think a few centimeters can be lost that way.
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