No, squats do not decrease height. Height is primarily determined by genetics and growth factors, particularly during childhood and adolescence. Squats strengthen the muscles, improve posture, and can support overall skeletal health, but they do not affect bone length or growth. Any temporary decrease in height after exercising is usually due to compression of the spine, which can be reversed with rest and proper posture.
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