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Is it normal to shrink an inch? Understanding age-related height loss

According to research, it's common for adults to lose 1 to 2 inches of height over their lifetime. The question, 'is it normal to shrink an inch?' often arises from noticing these changes, and the answer involves understanding the natural processes of aging as well as potential underlying health issues.

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Why am I shrinking at 35? Understanding height loss in young adulthood

While it is normal to lose a small amount of height very gradually after age 30, a noticeable or significant change in stature in your mid-30s warrants attention. So, if you're asking, **why am I shrinking at 35?**, it's important to understand the potential underlying causes and how to maintain spinal and bone health proactively.

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How Quickly Do You Shrink with Age? Understanding Normal vs. Rapid Height Loss

According to University Hospitals, approximately 80% of people will lose an inch or two of height over their lifetime. Understanding the average rate of age-related height decline is important for identifying normal changes versus potentially concerning health conditions. So, how quickly do you shrink and what can you do about it?

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