What The Hell Is Precocious Puberty?

My daughter was bathing my six-year-old granddaughter and noticed a few strands of hair under her armpit. My niece is complaining about an odor coming from her four-year-old daughter's armpit. Should a four-year-old be wearing deodorant?

What is going on? I had to ask. What is a six-year-old child doing with hair on her armpits?

I demanded answers from Google.

According to:

https://www.childrenshospital.org/conditions/precocious-early-puberty

Precocious Early Puberty

I must repeat, what is Precocious Early Puberty? What are they doing to our innocent children?

Precocious, or early, puberty is when a child enters the process of becoming sexually mature too early. Learn more from…

www.childrenshospital.orghttps://theendocrineco.com/hormones-in-food-cause-early-puberty/?

When a child enters puberty (the process of becoming sexually mature) too early, it’s called precocious puberty, or early puberty. Children experiencing the condition develop early sexual characteristics; in girls, this means before age 8, and in boys, this means before age 9.

What is going on in our world? What are they putting in the food we are feeding our children? My daughter believes it's the food. The processed food that our children are feeding on.

At Children’s Hospital Boston, we understand that you may have a lot of questions when your child is diagnosed with precocious puberty. How can I help my child feel less self-conscious about being different? How will early puberty affect my child long-term? Are there any serious side effects to treatment? We’ve tried to provide some answers to those questions on this site and our doctors can explain your child’s condition to you fully.

This is scary, our world is packed with enough problems. Children need to be children. This is dangerous for our children. I am terrified of what are they putting in our food. I decided to find out if Processed food is linked to early puberty.

Can Hormones in Food Cause Early Puberty - The Endocrine Co.

Discover the surprising link between hormones in food and early puberty and learn how to protect your child's health…

1. Processed Foods and their Link to Early Puberty

The prevalence of processed foods in our diets has become a major concern. Studies have shown a clear connection between consuming processed foods and the onset of early puberty in adolescents.

What are they putting in the foods that we are feeding our children? Do you want your six, seven, or eight-year-old daughters to be growing breasts and be seen as sexually available?

The artificial additives, preservatives, and hormones found in many processed foods can disrupt the delicate hormonal balance within our bodies. This disruption can lead to premature activation of the reproductive system, causing early puberty in both girls and boys. As a result, young individuals are experiencing physical and emotional changes at an earlier age than ever before.

With the help of greed, they are harming our children and we are helping them, also to make them rich in the process.

2. Hormone-disrupting Chemicals in Non-organic Produce

It is important to be aware of the dangers of hormone-disrupting chemicals in non-organic produce, which can lead to health issues such as early puberty in children.

Shouldn’t those in power do something about this?

Parents, are you aware of this?

Is the FDA aware of this?

Will our children know what real food tastes like?

Parents need to go back to cooking home-cooked meals from scratch. We need to start cooking meals for our children.

4. Impact of Dairy Products on Early Puberty Onset

Dairy products play a significant role in the early onset of puberty in children. The hormones present in dairy products can affect the development of children’s bodies and lead to earlier puberty. Research has shown that the growth hormones and estrogen present in dairy products can disrupt the natural hormonal balance in children, causing them to enter puberty at a younger age.

Why would anyone put estrogen in a product that will be given to children?

According to Google, this is what estrogen does to our children.

These hormones lead to the growth of pubic and underarm hair, body odor, and acne.

Do you want your six-year-old to be experiencing signs of early puberty?

Is anyone listening? Why isn’t this out there for more parents to know? Why would our country and world allow this to happen to our children? Don’t they think our children have been through enough? It’s a difficult and painful time in our world to be a child, now.

7. Consuming GMOs and Early Puberty

Consuming GMOs may impact the timing of puberty in children by disrupting their natural hormonal balance, leading to early puberty. Parents should be aware of this issue and consider choosing organic, non-GMO options to promote healthy development in their kids.

With the high food prices, how many parents can afford organic foods to feed their family? Many parents have to be making sacrifices to put food on the table. If that’s the case, then the children of the poor are destined for hell. We need to go back to cooking our own food. Even your favorite restaurants are feeding you processed foods.

Doesn’t our world care about children anymore?

What is going on, if they are the future, and we are doing this to them, then may God have mercy on humanity!

If your heart could speak, what would it say?

When will humans stop creating their own destruction?

Thank you for reading this piece. I hope you enjoyed it.