Destranator
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Dude, stop fact checking. Just go with the flow.Hmmm....don't know about this one. Bengalis can be built. There's big and small ones. I guess...
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Dude, stop fact checking. Just go with the flow.Hmmm....don't know about this one. Bengalis can be built. There's big and small ones. I guess...
Dude, stop fact checking. Just go with the flow.
I've met some Bangladeshi who tall. Equally I have met some Pakistanis who are short with a very dark complexion.Hmmm....don't know about this one. Bengalis can be built. There's big and small ones. I guess...
Hmmm....don't know about this one. Bengalis can be built. There's big and small ones. I guess...
I am an amateur anthropologist. You may be a little wrong about the dark complexion of some Pakistanis. The point is not the complexion. It is more about the facial/ physical feature of some Punjabis in Pakistan compared to the Muslims in Bengal.I've met some Bangladeshi who tall. Equally I have met some Pakistanis who are short with a very dark complexion.
It's genetics, Bengali are kala, skinny and short
We are here in the UK, no food difference and you can see the difference in build and height
Not all instead urban population are getting taller and lighter in skin tone. You can compare present Bangladesh cricket team with that of the 90s for this.
In UK you see mostly Sylhetis who are descendent of poor farmers, cooks and labors who migrated to UK prior and after Second World War. But not all Sylhetis are dark and short. There are many tall and good looking Sylhetis are there as well. So you are just generalizing all Bangladeshis under one category.
Some of the first Sylhetis who migrated to UK.
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There are numerous Bengali's here, you don't need funny statistics to determine bullshit
Kashmiri, Pashtun, Punjabi, Baloch will always tend to be taller and better built in general to other parts of South Asia
Whilst food supply helps, you can't beat underlying genetics and body type
Like I said there are enough different types of Bengali's in UK, who have been here for decades and had access to a good diet yet they can't compare to the Pakistani population
Sikhs in terms of location are very close to us and you tend to find they are similar
The rest of India is a hodge podge but in general the further you get from Pakistan you get skinnier, shorter and more kala
Remember food can help overcome certain things but not over come underlying genetics and ethnic make up
Instead of bragging about some person's height in BD, people should speak about the average height.There are many tall and good looking Sylhetis are there as well. So you are just generalizing all Bangladeshis under one category.
On average, BD Muslims are short-featured. Some individuals getting taller does not mean people on average have become tall. It is not that genetic. Many things depend upon the quality of food intake.
I think you have not exposed yourself to Punjabis in Pakistan, I have. Mothers fill their stomachs with buffalo milk, and in BD, milk is quite rare. They eat wheat and meat, and we eat rice and vegetables. Sometimes, it is fish.
Read history and you will see that the Pakistanis have been taking nutritious food for the last 5,000 years since the time of Moenjodaro. Why do you have to insist on saying that Bengali Muslims are also tall? This is a mistake or a kind of bragging.
Please do not claim that Bengali Muslims are nearing Punjabi Muslims in height or body mass. It is no contest.
Truly astonishing figures.Mock all you want but fishes are really an important resource of Bangladesh. Every year we harvest $6 billion worth of Hilsa fish alone, all varieties give us a bounty worth at least $20 billion. Unlike your Gold, Diamond, Oil, Gas, Coal, our fish will not deplete in thousands of years. It will continue to add to our GDP and feed us a very nutritious diet long after your Gold, Diamond, Oil, Gas, Coal become exhausted.
Most of the Bangladeshi migrants in UK migrated there in 1980s and 1990s. This is too short a period to substantially alter the height of a population, specially any person who was short in Bangladesh will not gain height just because he/she lived in UK for 30-40 years and adopted UK diet. It will at least take 3 generations. If you have any data on the average height of 3rd generation Bangladeshi, Pakistani British then share.Like I said there are enough different types of Bengali's in UK, who have been here for decades and had access to a good diet yet they can't compare to the Pakistani population
I always see and meet BD young men in Tokyo in their 20s and early 30s. They are not any different from the earlier generations. Most remain 5' 4" or 5' 5" tall.As you are in Japan their males height is increased by 6-7 inch with in the last century. Same can happen to Bangladesh as well.
Food habit in Bangladesh has changed a lot. Not everyone eats fish and vegetables only as you have said. People are eating out meat more and more along with bread, fries, fast food etc. Other side effect of it the children’s are becoming obese which was skinny earlier.