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Hi I was wondering if anyone has actually tried one of these pills growth (as satoGrowth) which market and if it really worked for you all ..? im about 16 and I'm curious about adding a few inches I have a chance because I still young and pretty. I know that much of what relates to genetics, but because I am a girl and I heard women stop growing around 17-19, IM kind of worry. My Dad side of the fam. are ludicrously high (literally towers over me) Although my mom is really short. = / 5'3 now (im havent grown at a time) and almost all girls my age are like 5'7 and even seems to be seriously intimidating ... any help? .. or what about vitamins? You know what will stimulate some growth? adolescents at risk here .. Thank you for any help you give me =]
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