Dietary taboos for babies with precocious puberty What foods should babies with precocious puberty not eat?

There are many taboos for babies to eat during early puberty. Many babies show symptoms of early puberty at a young age. Today, I will introduce to you in detail what foods babies should not eat during early puberty. Early puberty is very detrimental to the baby's development. Please see below for foods that are easy to cause early puberty.

Baby's precocious puberty dietary taboos

1. Avoid excessive intake of meat, especially warming meat that can induce hormone secretion in the body, and meat from livestock and poultry raised with added hormones;

2. Avoid giving plastic containers containing polyvinyl chloride to children after heating them in a microwave oven;

3. Avoid using substandard plastic bottles and try to use glass products;

4. Avoid letting children consume instant noodles and hot water soaked in foam plastic containers;

5. Use more soap and less detergent;

6. Use less pesticides;

7. When decorating indoors, pay attention to formaldehyde, benzene and other substances in decoration supplies, pay attention to ventilation, and reduce children's inhalation;

8. Eat vegetables with less pesticides;

9. Avoid eating fish from offshore;

10. Eat more grains and yellow-green leafy vegetables to help excrete chemical toxins from the body.

Foods that may cause premature puberty

1. Tonic foods that can be used as medicine

Including cordyceps, ginseng, dried longan, dried lychee, astragalus, adenophora, etc. Chinese medicine points out that the more tonic the medicated diet is, the more it will change the normal endocrine environment of the child, causing an imbalance in physical and mental development.

2. Poultry, especially poultry neck

The vast majority of poultry sold on the market today are fed feed mixed with growth-promoting agents. The residues of growth-promoting agents in poultry meat are mainly concentrated in the glands in the head and neck of poultry. Therefore, eating duck necks and goose necks becomes a high-risk behavior that promotes precocious maturity.

3. Off-season vegetables and fruits

Strawberries, grapes, watermelons, tomatoes, etc. in winter, and pears, apples, oranges and peaches that are available early in late spring, are almost all out of season or mature early with the help of growth promoters. They must be avoided for children under 10 years old.

4. Fried foods, especially fried chicken, French fries and potato chips

Excessive calories will turn into excess fat in children's bodies, causing endocrine disorders and leading to precocious puberty. In addition, the high temperature of cooking oil after repeated heating will cause it to oxidize and denature, which is also one of the causes of precocious puberty. Children who patronize fast food more than twice a week and often eat fried and puffed foods are 2.5 times more likely to have precocious puberty than ordinary children.

5. Children's oral liquid that claims to make children taller and stronger

A considerable number of supplements and oral solutions for children contain hormone ingredients. These hormones make children grow taller and stronger than children of the same age at the age of 5 or 6, because he or she may have quietly shown signs of growth and his or her bone age has reached 8 or 10 years old. However, when the child enters the normal development stage, he or she will not grow any more.

Foods that are prone to early maturation

1. Beautiful Fruits

Many parents love their children and spend money to buy fresh fruits for their children, thinking that fresh fruits have higher nutritional value. However, they do not know that some bright fruits are grown with "ripening agents".

Since crops grow slowly in winter, if "ripening agents" are used, the growth cycle will be shortened and the yield will be increased; and in spring, in order to rush to pick and put on the market in advance, illegal personnel will also use "ripening agents" on some fruits and vegetables. In addition to "ripening agents", "red-enlarging agents" and "enlarging agents" are often used as catalysts. Therefore, some fruits look red and big, but they are actually "poisonous fruits" covered with beautiful clothes. Fruits and vegetables that are usually selected to use catalysts include strawberries, dates, mangoes, cherries, tomatoes, watermelons, grapes, cucumbers, etc. Consumers must be discerning when purchasing.

Catalysts can cause damage to the human body in two main ways:

(l) Catalysts contain a large amount of hormones. Whether it is plant or animal food, it contains a certain amount of hormones in its natural state, but the content is very small and will not cause adverse effects on the human body. The hormone content in catalysts is much higher. These hormone components have entered vegetables and fruits. If children often eat these catalyzed foods, there is a risk of endocrine disorders.

(2) Contains ingredients that promote hormone secretion. These ingredients in the catalyst cause abnormal secretion of sex hormones in the child's body, leading to precocious puberty.

2. Grow meat

There are all kinds of chickens, ducks, fish and meat on the market now, and many of them are grown with "growth promoters" and "fattening agents". For example, chickens that should be raised for more than half a year are slaughtered in more than a month. These chickens and ducks that are quickly sold are fed with feed containing hormones, and some are even directly injected with hormone drugs to promote the rapid growth of animals.

At present, there are good and bad feed manufacturers, and it is common to add excessive amounts of medical hormones to feed products. If such feed is fed, the hormones will promote growth while also being concentrated in the bodies of chickens, ducks, fish and shrimps. Children who eat such food every day will eventually develop precocious puberty. According to clinical data, children who experience precocious puberty are basically those who love to eat meat.

3. Health products

Many parents are eager to see their children succeed, and pin their hopes on some height-increasing and intelligence-enhancing products. However, they do not know that some nutritional products such as oral liquid, colostrum, and protein powder contain some hormone-like ingredients. These ingredients may indeed promote children's growth in the short term, but this growth violates the laws of nature. When children enter the peak stage of development, they will not grow and will experience precocious puberty. Therefore, we suggest that parents should not believe in advertisements or blindly follow the trend. We do not know the efficacy and possible side effects of many new products. Do not spend money to let your children be the test subjects of new products. Many problems and hazards are often not visible in the short term, and when we discover them, it is often regrettable.

The Chinese Pharmacopoeia has the following related description: Ginseng has the effect of adrenal cortex hormones, and long-term use of ginseng has the effect of gonadotropin secretion. Royal jelly has the function of reproduction, and pollen and silkworm pupae contain a certain amount of hormone components or components that promote the secretion of sex hormones. This type of tonic is fine for adults to take in moderation, but it is not suitable for children who are in the growth and development period.

At present, it is still very popular to supplement zinc for children. Animal experiments have shown that zinc has a significant development-promoting effect in animals. Although the relationship between excessive zinc supplementation and precocious puberty in children has not been determined, we still advise parents not to give their children excessive zinc supplementation to avoid causing adverse problems.

4. High-calorie fried foods

Chocolate, cream cakes, kebabs, French fries, sweet drinks, etc., all of these foods are high in calories. Excessive calories and lack of exercise will cause the excess calories to be converted into fat in children's bodies, causing endocrine disorders, which may lead to precocious puberty; the oil used in fried foods is repeatedly heated, and the high temperature causes the edible oil to oxidize and denature, which is also one of the risk factors for precocious puberty. According to many years of clinical observation, precocious puberty is indeed related to meat diet, and long-term high-protein, high-calorie diets also have the risk of promoting precocious puberty in children.

Satisfying children's desire for food is often one of the ways for elders to express their emotions. Taking the lead in purchasing special foods is often a way for parents to enhance their children's sense of honor. Not understanding the causes of precocious puberty in children and having no way to protect themselves is also the current situation of most parents. These are all family factors that lead to an increase in the incidence of precocious puberty in children.