Eating too much animal food can easily lead to obesity in children, and at the same time, it also consumes too many animal feed additives. Most of the products sold in the market are fed with feed mixed with ripening agents, including broilers, pigs, cattle, mutton and cultured fish and shrimp.
Off-season vegetables and fruits
Strawberries, grapes, watermelons and tomatoes in winter, pears, apples, oranges and peaches in late spring are listed in advance. Too bright fruits are often induced by ripening agents and should be avoided. Fresh litchi and other foods, because they contain some estrogen-like substances similar to human beings, excessive consumption may also cause precocious puberty.
Oral liquid and health products
Many tonics and oral liquids advertised as "growing taller and stronger or increasing appetite" in the market contain quite a lot of sex hormones. There are also some health care products, such as protein powder, which are not needed by normal children unless they have some special diseases. Drugs or health products that supplement trace elements do not rule out the possibility of inducing precocious puberty.
fried food
Fried chicken, French fries and potato chips are oxidized and denatured due to excessive calories and repeated use of edible oil, which is also one of the reasons for "precocious puberty". According to the survey, children who often eat fried puffed food are 2.5 times more likely to have precocious puberty than ordinary children.
Overlighting
In particular, long-term illumination at night will affect the normal work of the pineal gland, the endocrine organ of the brain, and may lead to the early secretion of gonadotropins, which may lead to precocious puberty.
Other reasons
Excessive use of chlorine-containing pesticides, extensive use of cosmetics, the proliferation of bad information and environmental pollution are also important reasons for the increase of precocious puberty. In addition, avoid exposing children to birth control pills, which is more dangerous for precocious puberty.