Your height depends largely on heredity, nutrition, exposure to disease and hardships. Individuals with the same ethnic and economic conditions tend to reach similar heights. Genetics play a key role, where men are generally taller than women. In addition, the tallest average height is found in the Norwegian population while the shortest height is from in the Asian populations.

The average height of a male in the United States is 5 feet 9 inches tall. The average height for a female in the U.S. is 5 feet 3.8 inches. The National Center for Health Statistics conducts the height studies. The figures above are from the 2000 HANES study.

Are you too short? Are you below average height? There is a solution. There is a program that will have you two or three inches taller in six weeks.

Micheal Becks had always wanted to be taller. But, he never believed there was anything he could about it. Micheal was convinced he was never going to grow the slightest bit taller.

One day Micheal found the grow taller program. The system was promising 3 inches in height in less than 2 months time. He was skeptical, especially since he was 34 years old. He figured at that age there was nothing that could be done. But Micheal wanted a change. He was tired of feeling inferior and self-conscious of his height. He decided he would try the program.

Micheal followed the program. He performed the exercises religiously. He ate the foods proven to boost height. After six weeks, he was 3 inches taller. Since then, when Micheal looks in the mirror he sees a different man. He sees a more confident, powerful and commanding person. He even comments, "I will be forever grateful for giving me a new life".