Can children really grow taller if they eat auxin?

Children who eat growth-promoting hormone are not tall and belong to health care products. The main component is lysine, which is safe and edible. But it has no special functions such as growing taller, improving intelligence and enhancing immunity. Lysine is an essential amino acid, which cannot be synthesized by human body itself, and can only be taken in diet. Lysine is very rich in animal food and beans, but it is generally lacking in cereals. You can easily get enough lysine through a normal diet. Therefore, properly supplementing lysine to children is beneficial to healthy growth, but auxin is not a necessity and can be supplemented in animal foods and beans. Moreover, it should be noted that the human body needs more amino acids, and there are eight essential amino acids. If only one amino acid is supplemented, it will affect the absorption of other amino acids and seriously affect health. So it is necessary to have a physical examination first to see if there are any shortcomings. If it is lacking, then lysine needs to be supplemented. In addition, there are many factors that affect growth and development. Proper physical exercise, a balanced diet and a good lifestyle are all important.