Guest guest Posted June 8, 2006 Report Share Posted June 8, 2006 Hi , I'm sure this was brought up before but just in case...your daughter doesn't eat any soy products? Many packaged foods are filled with corn and soy. Soy has been linked to early puberty, esp. among girls who as babies were given soy formula. sheri wang > > My daughter also started early puberty, with pubic hair at age 8. She > just turned 11 (this week!) and so far, thankfully, has not started > her period, but has small breasts, armpit hair, etc. Very sad, since > this is a little girl who still loves Barney and children's > singalongs. I suspect the melatonin I've been giving her over the > years probably contributed to this problem, since we don't give her > meats with hormones. I've had other parents tell me that melatonin can > contribute to early puberty but I haven't done any " official " research. > > > > , > > Thanks for letting me know. That's encouraging actually. Happy > birthday to your dd. Have you been chelating her? Did you do anyting > specific to address the puberty? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 > > We have just been down this path with my daughter. She has been > showing signs of precocious puberty (at 7). ...We are now > looking at the Geier's protocol, but have made no decisions as yet. Just wanted to say that at a workshop at AutismOne there was big argument between a neurologist and the Geiers, because the neuro thought the Geiers were being way too positive about their Lupron protocol and not speaking honestly about the risks. It was quite heated. One thing she mentioned that you might research is the relationship between testosterone and bone growth. Nell Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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