Discussion Influence of nutrition and sports

[I want to believe]

I want to ask you. Do you believe that if you eat well and play sports in childhood, you will definitely grow taller than your father, you will get a beautiful face with the correct facial bone structure, you will have thick bones and a large penis?
It seems to me that this is just the most real cope.

 

[AlexanderTheGreat11]

No

 

[Deleted member 7448]

None of those, but being strong could at least help avoid bullying. Even if you're not bullied, being weak is very bad for males, especially as kids. I know from experience, you get treated like shit if you're weak.

 

[I want to believe]

None of those, but being strong could at least help avoid bullying. Even if you're not bullied, being weak is very bad for males, especially as kids. I know from experience, you get treated like shit if you're weak.

Well, here I agree.

 

[ShiiOfTheSPLC]

nutrition definitely has some effect on your height. other stuff might be affected mildly. drinking a shit ton of soda and caffeine during your development years will fuck you up long term, or at the very least severely limit your genetic potential

 

[dirtykombatcel]

No

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

nutrition and correct nose breathing should make a difference. we've been losing height, strength and sperm counts for a while now haven't we, can't be all genetic, it's just a little too fast I feel.

 

[Deleted member 19546]

No but sitting slouched in front of a computer/homework and mouth breathing will get you ending up with glasses, braces and a recessed horseface.

 

[Hail The Bloatlord]

in a broad perspective, nutrition does affect height (the modern japanese are way taller than their parents just to make an obvious example), but I assume nobody here really was raised on a poor or vegan diet

 

[Deleted member 8]

Only really matters if you're a starving third worlder. It's mostly genetics otherwise. Height for example is 80% genetic.

 

[tanfeo]

No, not all these things that you mentioned.
But eating healthy and doing sports is worth it.

 

[coldmachinery]

No. It helps a bit, you don't want to have the diet of a Laotian twink, but genetics are the end all.

 

[NuclearCel]

Its all bullshit. I played a good amount of sports and did a decent bit of exercise during my whole childhood. I drank 1 or more glasses of milk EVERYDAY till age 22-23 and my nutrition when it came to meals was not bad.

You wanna know how i turned out? A god damn ugly subhuman retarded dwarf that is shorter than both my mom and dad. After puberty, i was fucked basically. On top of this i have a decent bit of health problems as well. At times i am left wondering why i was even born?

 

[BrazilianLambda]

Cope. It's all genetics.

 

[micropenis29]

I want to ask you. Do you believe that if you eat well and play sports in childhood, you will definitely grow taller than your father, you will get a beautiful face with the correct facial bone structure, you will have thick bones and a large penis?

no

 

[Deleted member 25707]

No.

Sports= Display of good Genetics.

With average genes you'll NEVER reach to the top level(like NBA or Champions League). You'll just be a some unknown D level background character. Genetics are so important. And you can't influence your genes. Diet is just bluepill cope.

 

[Shin no Shi]

I want to ask you. Do you believe that if you eat well and play sports in childhood, you will definitely grow taller than your father, you will get a beautiful face with the correct facial bone structure, you will have thick bones and a large penis?
It seems to me that this is just the most real cope.

Environment and activities have an impact but not as drastic, and if by breeding doing the same beneficiaries, you would have healthier and fitter children.

Study on cats were done with raw meat and cooked meat or pet food (can’t tell) but by each generation, the raw meat fed cats were healthier, whilst the opposite was the case for those fed on the other diet and their structures were poorer in comparison to the first group.