Discussion Bone age theory

[cuck]

Hi there guys, looksmaxxing223 from org here. I'm going to write about my question on bone age.

Bone age is something alot of pubertymaxxers like to throw around, and essentially is used to determine skeletal maturity and see if they'll grow in the future or not. I've been thinking about this for a while and seeing when the average guy finishes growing. I've come across the answer being between the ages of 18-21. Obviously if this was cope, then it'd be capped at 18 or younger so it being going up to 21 shows that some guys (0.1% of the population) MIGHT be genetically destined to grow during an extended genetic phase of puberty where they grow a few inches (probably at max 3-4 inches, usually 1-2 inches tho or 0.5 inch). Again i don't want to say every guy on this forum is going to be like this but i'm saying those with genetics to do so will.

Where does bone age tie in with this?
Ok so i wanted to bring bone age with this, lets say you are one of those guys who do grow this late, there's no way your bone age is any lower than 16-18 if you are 19 for example. So given what i've said above, do guys like this have a very young bone age or are they just genetically supposed to grow at bone age 18 or 19.

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[TonyTheLooksmaxxDR]

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[N1666]

dnr

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

Hi there guys, looksmaxxing223 from org here. I'm going to write about my question on bone age.

Bone age is something alot of pubertymaxxers like to throw around, and essentially is used to determine skeletal maturity and see if they'll grow in the future or not. I've been thinking about this for a while and seeing when the average guy finishes growing. I've come across the answer being between the ages of 18-21. Obviously if this was cope, then it'd be capped at 18 or younger so it being going up to 21 shows that some guys (0.1% of the population) MIGHT be genetically destined to grow during an extended genetic phase of puberty where they grow a few inches (probably at max 3-4 inches, usually 1-2 inches tho or 0.5 inch). Again i don't want to say every guy on this forum is going to be like this but i'm saying those with genetics to do so will.

Where does bone age tie in with this?
Ok so i wanted to bring bone age with this, lets say you are one of those guys who do grow this late, there's no way your bone age is any lower than 16-18 if you are 19 for example. So given what i've said above, do guys like this have a very young bone age or are they just genetically supposed to grow at bone age 18 or 19.

Tagging : @MA_ascender @wastedspermcel

Genetically programmed late growth, late bloomers will typically exhibit delayed bone age.

Ok so i wanted to bring bone age with this, lets say you are one of those guys who do grow this late, there's no way your bone age is any lower than 16-18 if you are 19 for example.

Incorrect, this can totally happen to humans despite being a rare occurence.
If you're thinking of running a suicidal aromatase inhibitor, it will only grant you 6-12 months on high dosages like 25 mg if you're lets say bone age 16. Pretty much, as it is now and maybe forever will be until science can reopen leg plates and somehow increase appositional growth along with elongation; you're height is almost purely genetic.

 

[cuck]

Genetically programmed late growth, late bloomers will typically exhibit delayed bone age.

Incorrect, this can totally happen to humans despite being a rare occurence.
If you're thinking of running a suicidal aromatase inhibitor, it will only grant you 6-12 months on high dosages like 25 mg if you're lets say bone age 16. Pretty much, as it is now and maybe forever will be until science can reopen leg plates and somehow increase appositional growth along with elongation; you're height is almost purely genetic.

No I just wanted to ask a question about this because it was piqueing my interest, so essentially what you are saying is that, despite their advanced bone age, they are just genetically programmed to grow that late regardless of their bone age and puberty stage?

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

No I just wanted to ask a question about this because it was piqueing my interest, so essentially what you are saying is that, despite their advanced bone age, they are just genetically programmed to grow that late regardless of their bone age and puberty stage?

Yes they are either genetically programmed, hormonally stunted through pharma or mutative intervention or a mix of both.

 

[osteochondromyxoma]

No I just wanted to ask a question about this because it was piqueing my interest, so essentially what you are saying is that, despite their advanced bone age, they are just genetically programmed to grow that late regardless of their bone age and puberty stage?

Also good thread btw ppl talk about height alot but just surface level im glad more people are interested in the physiological science and overall science behind height