Would nass effect normal height growth during puberty?

Uglyduckling

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Ima late bloomer wanting to get some extra clavicle growth but not wanting to affect my normal growth
 

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Clavicle is genetics, wide clavicles is a good genetic trait for a bodybuilder but Phil Heath, arguably one of the most dominant Mr olympias had very narrow clavicles. When your clavicles are narrow, the fix is to work on building rounder wider shoulders without tons of upper trap development. When the traps become overpowering on a physique with narrow clavicles it makes you look more narrow. So you want to focus on building up your upper back, chest and shoulders, but not so much your traps.
 
I think you are along if AAS would affect your height before you've reached full potential genetic height. Yes.
AAS could cause the epiphyseal plates to close prematurely effectively stunting your growth.
Smont have you the best advice... figure out what and how to work your body with the genetics you have to get the best aesthetics. AAS if you ever go that route will be a lot more effective once you've learned that.
Now if nass is some new gen lingo not referring to AAS then ignore me I'm old.
 
puberty is like the most intensense natural anabolic cycle we get to go through. just eat and lift and enjoy God's injection of ever increasing T with infinite recovery for a while.
 
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