I heard the other day that the human growth hormone could actually help you to grow in inches.  I know the logic, and they have used it in small children who were deficient in the hormone and therefore had a stunted growth process.  But realistically, when you’re over the age of 16 or so, or in my case over the age of 12 when I stopped growing or 21 when I lost 2 inches, is it really practical?  You aren’t the height you are, unless you have a certain genetic disorder, because your body is deficient in HGH.  Realistically, it just doesn’t work that way!

This whole subject came up because one girl happens to be legally a midget.  A midget is defined by a height less than 5 feet tall.  She’s about 2 inches under.  But when you have that height, I’ve been told you can get a handicap pass.  So I was wondering why you would even want to grow more if you could stay that height and get a handicap pass while not having a genetic disorder or being so small that you couldn’t reach the pedals or something.  If you are so small you can’t reach the pedals, that is bad.  But when I look at it realistically, even if you wanted those extra few inches, would you really be able to grow more with HGH supplements?  I am skeptical at best.  Actually, I am completely against it, I think it’s rather foolish and misinformed at best, and a big ludacris.  But it is entertaining.