Why Kids Are Starting Puberty Earlier Than Ever Before

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  • Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
  • The average age of puberty has been rapidly declining in recent decades. A concerning analysis found that girls are now starting puberty 3 months earlier every decade. For boys, there's been a staggering 15-fold increase in precocious puberty over the last two decades. What's causing this alarming trend, and what can we do about it?
    In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Josh Axe dives into the potential culprits behind the premature onset of puberty in children and the serious risks it poses to their health and well-being. He explores the latest research linking factors like chemical exposure, obesity, stress, and more to this disturbing phenomenon.
    You’ll discover:
    * The top 5 foods and everyday products containing hormone-disrupting chemicals that may trigger early puberty
    * Staggering statistics on how much earlier puberty is starting in kids today compared to just a few decades ago
    * Long-term health consequences of precocious puberty like increased cancer risk, mental health issues, and more
    * Practical tips on creating a low-toxin home environment to reduce your child's chemical exposure
    * Simple lifestyle strategies to help prevent obesity and chronic stress - two key drivers of early puberty
    Don't miss this vital episode packed with actionable advice to safeguard your children's healthy development. Tune in and walk away armed with the knowledge to protect your kids from the alarming rise of premature puberty.
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    ABOUT DR. JOSH AXE
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Комментарии • 358

  • @LizLondonWWA
    @LizLondonWWA 10 дней назад +116

    We’re all now living in chemical cesspools.

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 10 дней назад +5

      Kids arent outside neither..
      Not really.
      They also need regular bedtimes.. especially single digits

    • @cupidok2768
      @cupidok2768 4 дня назад

      Yeah that's true and they catch up to my age and look older than me but their brain is bad watch too much tiktok

    • @HYDROCARBON_XD
      @HYDROCARBON_XD 2 дня назад

      Puberty is starting the same as normal,it’s just better nutrition,but puberty before age of 8 is usually obesity and hormones,but puberty starts at 10-11 and periods at 12-15 years of age

  • @user-sl3bx6gj3
    @user-sl3bx6gj3 10 дней назад +128

    Dr. Josh Axe thank you for standing confidently and graciously for the faith! You will be attacked for speaking the TRUTH but stand firm, for Jesus has overcome the world!

  • @TheHeggert
    @TheHeggert 9 дней назад +71

    I teach 4th grade. Had two girls start their periods this year. One is obese, the other comes from a highly dysfunctional home with a lot of stress and chaos. Both of them have ended up being seen by our school counselor on the regular due to mental health concerns. It's way too young to be dealing with hormones, sexual drives, etc.

    • @jacquiej5330
      @jacquiej5330 2 дня назад +10

      I had no idea stress and anxiety were a factor! I started at 10 and I had anxiety and stress so bad, I had hives. I ran away from home at 12 and my hives went away a month later, when I got home, they came back.

    • @kathymaradiaga5607
      @kathymaradiaga5607 День назад +2

      I remember my time when I started my period in 4th grade, really bad stress and really bad cramps to the point of crying, missed a lot of school every time my 🩸 came. I am very scared to know when or how my daughter will go through hers 😩

    • @adriennefehr4516
      @adriennefehr4516 21 час назад

      4th grade friend started here too😢

  • @jacksprat429
    @jacksprat429 2 дня назад +14

    My daughter started her period at age 8 and a half, well before her 9th birthday. When she told me, I was not sure, but it was her period, and even though, I started at 10, her earlier puberty really shocked me at the time. It is pretty young to have to deal with that sort of thing, I must admit. It was also difficult for her, when she asked to be excused from swimming, and her teacher did not believe that she had a period, and demanded a letter from me, confirming that she was having a period. Well of course, she did not have a letter with her, on that day, so the teacher punished her, by making her do squats, for lying, which was totally unacceptable. I was absolutely livid.

  • @enaid54
    @enaid54 10 дней назад +103

    And, to think they shut down the Amish farmer. We can't have healthy people, no money for big pharma!

  • @ViewPoint1517
    @ViewPoint1517 7 дней назад +25

    For the record, the 18th century (1700-1800) is not "a little over a hundred years ago." It is well over 200 years ago.

  • @endamasterson7921
    @endamasterson7921 12 часов назад +5

    One of the biggest problems I see in clinic is the over-sexualisation of our culture - the music, movies, tv ads kids are exposed to that parents seem oblivious to. I can’t help but wonder if the over- exposure to this toxic sexuality frequency in our culture is disturbing our kids neuro-endocrine systems and it’s balance, convincing it to develop far before it’s ready.
    Occasionally I’ll ask kids what their favourite songs are and then pull up the lyrics. In many cases the parents are shocked just how disturbing the lyrics are without the beat and rhythm.

  • @lindag9975
    @lindag9975 10 дней назад +61

    Great points.
    However with grocery prices already through the roof now, most people can't afford to buy all organic foods.

    • @Rosie_C
      @Rosie_C 10 дней назад +15

      This is my second response with this info - but I have found it so helpful to check out the dirty dozen and clean 15 lists. For example: it’s encouraged me to buy organic spinach and apples, and to be comfortable buying regular Hass avocados and regular cauliflower…

    • @doubles1545
      @doubles1545 10 дней назад +18

      I disagree. Most people can afford it, they choose not to. They would rather spend money on big houses, new cars, eating at restaurants, fancy phones, etc.
      Organic food isn’t that costly if one buys simple raw ingredients and cooks from scratch.
      It is all about choices and what we prioritize.

    • @Michele-hd1uh
      @Michele-hd1uh 9 дней назад +8

      The body doesn't recognize frankenfoods and will not experience satiety which overall causes overeating and rising food costs. Eventually wirh eating whole, real foods, the body will not require as much intake and reduces costs.

    • @nancyroberts8749
      @nancyroberts8749 9 дней назад +4

      @@doubles1545 If this the case, then the people you know are upper middle or upper class

    • @knov6228
      @knov6228 8 дней назад +11

      Grow your food! Start small. Use what u have around your house. Be creative. And don't give up, if it doesn't go well out of the gate. Do it again. I make my own bread. First 2 loaves were ok, not great, but still edible and healthier than store bought. Now a few loaves later. They are fantastic. My first sauerkraut fermentation didn't go well. Was Kam yeast fermentation. Tossed it tried again. This one seems to be much better. ❤😊

  • @sarahham88
    @sarahham88 9 дней назад +34

    I’ve noticed a lot of my kids friends are maturing much quicker. I’ve always joked and said it’s the nuggets but it’s truly scary. My kids are only allowed screen time now on weekends and we spend much more time outside and even working on a garden now. I also stopped buying foods filled with artificial dyes. I was born in 88 but I don’t see all the neighborhood kids out like I did when I was a kid. It’s truly sad what’s happening especially in America. We have to make changes for our kids. I’m also seeing a lot of friends my age struggling with health issues. I wish everyone could be educated on these things.

    • @Jack-jp6ki
      @Jack-jp6ki День назад

      Are your friends seeking help for their health issues?

    • @johnjoe69
      @johnjoe69 5 часов назад

      it's just paranoid propaganda. This has been very common in less development countries for decades and far before that.

  • @Parentingwiththefutureinmind
    @Parentingwiththefutureinmind 6 дней назад +18

    Thank you for this video, my daughter will turn 12 in 2 weeks and yesterday she asked, when will she have her period, and I said you don't have an idea of how blessed you are. I try to buy all organic foods, and she is shy that all her friends have their periods.

    • @farzeenanihar6243
      @farzeenanihar6243 3 дня назад +6

      Exactly this is what my fear is about. Kids coming up and asking if they are normal because they have not attained puberty yet. This will really set them down, especially when this is used to tease them in school.

  • @angelabacker1177
    @angelabacker1177 8 дней назад +20

    From time immemorial, girls have reached puberty at 12 years of age. In fact, if girls reached the age of 15 without the onset of menstruation, testing was recommended.15 was considered late onset puberty.

    • @HYDROCARBON_XD
      @HYDROCARBON_XD 2 дня назад

      Menarche isn't the earliest stage of puberty,it's breast grow which occurs 3 years earlier

    • @Lucy-ou5hf
      @Lucy-ou5hf 2 дня назад +6

      How interesting; I'm 36 now and got my first period at 16 and a half. When I was 15 my mum wanted to take me to get checked, she was wondering why I didn't start it yet. I remember being embarressed she asked me about it lol. I look back on it now and know that there was nothing wrong with getting it "later". But all of my friends in primary school got their first period at around age 11 and 12.

    • @AmandaGarrellArt
      @AmandaGarrellArt День назад +3

      I know all the women in my family ( me, sister, mom, and grandma) have started at 12 but we are also all naturally on the heavier side so who knows.

    • @xodroid9853
      @xodroid9853 37 минут назад

      ​@@Lucy-ou5hfI also started at 16.5. Pretty much everyone else I knew had it by then.

  • @wednesdayschild3627
    @wednesdayschild3627 10 дней назад +22

    It has nothing to do with aging. I know someone started menses at 11, she stopped at 55 and looks much younger than her compatriots. Better nutrition is the reason.

    • @jgriffin282
      @jgriffin282 8 дней назад +2

      Exactly my story. I look younger than many of my age group.

    • @dawnwright8422
      @dawnwright8422 4 дня назад +2

      Same here

  • @roxanneadamczyk8889
    @roxanneadamczyk8889 10 дней назад +30

    Something else that is adding to this is the water we drink (including bottled water) bathe in, swim in..PFAS & other toxins are endocrine disruptors. When I was in France, their chicken legs, breasts, etc were so much smaller than here, in the U.S. My aunts & uncles told me that it's because the garmers aren't allowed to use hormones in their cows & chickens -the farmers will lose their farms - even their cows looked smaller. The same hormones that fatten up the chickens & cows also will cause weight gain in children & adults. My aunt gained 15 lbs within the first month she stayed in the U.S.

    • @katie7748
      @katie7748 10 дней назад +3

      🎯

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад +7

      Wow! Absolutely spot on, thanks so much for sharing!

    • @hollythebordercollie2257
      @hollythebordercollie2257 10 дней назад +3

      Plastic lining in tined/canned food is also interfering with our hormones - also PVC in changing matts/kids toys

  • @elizabethcowan4306
    @elizabethcowan4306 День назад +4

    Plastics play a really huge role in this too with xenesteogens. They’re so hard to avoid. I’ve tried to hard to remove plastics from our foods, but it’s just about impossible.

  • @carmengutierrez8594
    @carmengutierrez8594 10 дней назад +30

    My daughter was 7 years and 11 months when she got her period. After that she got diagnosed with Hashimoto,hypothyroidism and her pituitary gland it’s bigger than normal. It’s hard for her but we’re doing the best that we can.

    • @victoriabryant3078
      @victoriabryant3078 10 дней назад +5

      Diet

    • @sasharemez7459
      @sasharemez7459 9 дней назад +9

      Wow! I am sorry! Praying for you and your daughter!!!

    • @mbwilson8592
      @mbwilson8592 9 дней назад +8

      Hashimotos is hugely effected by diet. Cutting sugar and seed oils. Also fixing gut health with quality probiotic.

    • @winonahdemars579
      @winonahdemars579 8 дней назад +9

      Dang! 7 yrs. She just barely got done with you helping her bathe herself! Then you had to help her with that kind of hygiene. Poor little one.😢

    • @DurindaErvin-hi7rw
      @DurindaErvin-hi7rw 7 дней назад +3

      Way to young 😢

  • @stitches318
    @stitches318 10 дней назад +30

    Not right to compare us to the 1800s when many people were underfed or starving. Girls who are anorexic also enter puberty much later

    • @drew2fast489
      @drew2fast489 10 дней назад

      "Many people" and "girls" are not scientifically quantifiable amounts.

  • @collinskipruto5034
    @collinskipruto5034 10 дней назад +23

    Indeed, we now have to unlearn some things that we learned in school.

  • @sarataylor8207
    @sarataylor8207 10 дней назад +19

    Thank you for your video. I have a 5.5 month old who sprouted her first teeth when she was 3.5. I was told by her doctor that she's likely to develop precoscious puberty and that there's nothing for me to do about it.
    I don't know if I can do more than pray about it, but thanks to videos like this, I'm taking steps to hopefully minimize her chances.
    Thank you again for your work.

    • @carmengutierrez8594
      @carmengutierrez8594 10 дней назад +2

      There’s a book about early puberty if you’re interested in reading it. It’s call (The New Puberty: How to Navigate Early Development in Today's Girls) the title it says girls but it also talks about boys.

    • @jessica93116
      @jessica93116 10 дней назад +7

      My son also got a tooth very early and he has not gone through puberty early. I’m not sure there is a relationship…

    • @itchyscratch3829
      @itchyscratch3829 10 дней назад +4

      My daughter didn't get her first tooth until about a year old, but at 10 years old is tall and already fully developed pubic-wise. I'm expecting menstruation very soon. This kind of goes against what your doc said...

    • @lclaseA
      @lclaseA 8 дней назад +2

      Don't know if this helps, but my first teeth came early too. Even my molars came earlier than my peers. Yet, I hit puberty at 14, literally when I had just started high school.

  • @Sarah-ik5ce
    @Sarah-ik5ce 9 дней назад +3

    About time someone covers kids health !! I have been asking different people for this ,
    Well done 👏

  • @lindajohnson2149
    @lindajohnson2149 10 дней назад +7

    Thank you for continuing to be a truth teller and bringing awareness for us and our future generations, Dr Josh Axe! I've followed you and shared your videos and materials for decades and even bought your business course and truly appreciated getting your personal insights and feedback there. Continued blessings to you and yours!

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад +1

      Thank you Linda! Blessings 🙏

  • @ljc5371
    @ljc5371 10 дней назад +3

    Dr. Axe where would we be with out you man!!solid gold info!!

  • @user-xe5yy1xy6x
    @user-xe5yy1xy6x 6 дней назад +5

    Not just food and chemicals. Even if there is no sexual abuse (which does cause it), being exposed to pornography could do it, but also having to take on adult roles such as taking care of younger siblings and emotionally taking care of immature parents. The anxiety and mental health issues are not just from the early puberty itself, but whatever caused it. What I mentioned above or from the food.

    • @AG-hx6qn
      @AG-hx6qn 11 часов назад

      There a study for that?? Trying to find as much as I can to explain the horrible outcomes of such an addiction

  • @rhondacole6890
    @rhondacole6890 7 дней назад +5

    I am speaking as someone who matured very early in life. I started my period at age 7. I know what it is like. I realize that everyone is different but I never fit into any of your statistics. I am now 68 and healthy. I grew to 5'9". It didn't stunt my growth. I never was picked on. I have never dealt with depression. I am healthy and well adjusted. I've seen these videos before about how terrible it is and how you will live a shorter life and so forth but I don't believe it. Why dont you actually ask the women and men who experienced puberty earlier in life. You might find that your studies are flawed.

    • @jck6920
      @jck6920 7 дней назад +1

      I am encouraged to hear this - thank you for sharing!

  • @ivelissebouet9563
    @ivelissebouet9563 9 дней назад +1

    This is so great. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Ravenelvenlady
    @Ravenelvenlady 10 дней назад +1

    Excellent information Doc. I will pass it on. 💖🙏🏾

  • @junechang6915
    @junechang6915 10 дней назад +54

    I started my period at almost 12 years. My daughter started her period at 10 years. I was surprised that she started so early and wondering why. I was wondering if it was all of those hormones that was put in the meat products.

    • @collinskipruto5034
      @collinskipruto5034 10 дней назад +4

      Now you know the reason behind it.

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 10 дней назад +6

      Akso, kids not being outside..nor having a decent bedtime in single digits.
      Its just weird, seeing kids in Walmarts under age 9.
      Years ago, like in the 1960s, dtores closed around 9pm

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 10 дней назад

      ​@@collinskipruto5034also
      Since kids didnt go yo school
      They stayed up past their nirmal bedtime, on electronic devices

    • @katie7748
      @katie7748 10 дней назад

      ​@collinskipruto5034 one of the reasons, anyway :-/

    • @Kwildcat13
      @Kwildcat13 10 дней назад

      It’s not meat it’s processed food.. red meat is what your kids should be eating , chicken has the growth hormones and grains and fruits and veggies are sprayed with junk ..

  • @mihaelafrincu8732
    @mihaelafrincu8732 10 дней назад +2

    Thank you Dr Axe,brilliant info as always!

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад

      Thanks so much for tuning in! Everyone should be aware of this!

  • @IsmailAbdulMusic
    @IsmailAbdulMusic 9 дней назад +3

    Excellent info and insight. We have to be proactive in preventing this!

  • @sharidhinshaw4519
    @sharidhinshaw4519 9 дней назад +1

    Thk u! Well appreciated! I’ve shared with my son’s for there family’s ♥️

  • @pimpussadelko7483
    @pimpussadelko7483 7 дней назад +1

    Thank you for your work❤

  • @Christina-cq6hq
    @Christina-cq6hq 9 дней назад +4

    Thank you for this, De Axe. Our daughter started her period at age 10, and I have been wondering why. We eat healthy, buy organic/non GMO as much as possible and she is outside constantly This all makes so much sense and solidifies my suspicions on it.

  • @kcsunnyone
    @kcsunnyone 10 дней назад +8

    What a concise, educational, and powerful video! Thank you.

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад

      Thanks so much! Glad you tuned in!

  • @sandracastillo7916
    @sandracastillo7916 10 дней назад +2

    This is precious information!🙏🏽💕

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад

      Thanks so much Sandra! Everyone should hear this!

  • @tonyalavigne2455
    @tonyalavigne2455 10 дней назад +15

    I’ve noticed this Dr. Axe for years with children developing early. It’s So concerning the amount of medication are given today compared to when I was growing up alone with other things. Thank You for getting information out to us!! I will do my part with Sharing as well!

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад +1

      Thanks so much for sharing! Let's spread the word!

  • @karenholsopple6388
    @karenholsopple6388 8 дней назад +3

    After I developed autoimmune disease due to the SAD and lifestyle growing up, we started focusing on nutrition, whole foods, lower carbs, mostly organic, and growing everything we can. The result? Our children are so much healthier than we were at their age and they all hit puberty exactly when they should.

  • @ken33tg
    @ken33tg 2 дня назад

    Praying for you Dr. Axe.

  • @traceyparker1407
    @traceyparker1407 10 дней назад +6

    My daughter started growing breast buds when she just turned 8 years old. Took her to the MD & he said she would be starting her period at 10 years old. She wasn't even 10 when it started. MD said girls are starting way earlier now & they don't know why? This was 22yrs ago. 😢 All grown now & had all the symptoms you said growing up. It was & still is devastating. Anxiety & panic attacks continue. 💔

  • @phyllisturner5922
    @phyllisturner5922 7 дней назад +1

    Thank you and yes you are speaking Truth

  • @wdonato4423
    @wdonato4423 10 дней назад +10

    I think genetics has a lot to do with it. I grew up in the 70’s in back woods country eating an unprocessed vegetarian diet and I got my period at 11-12 years old. My girls also grew up in the country eating a clean vegan diet and with no devices and they got theirs at 10-11 years old.

    • @victoriangirl83
      @victoriangirl83 6 дней назад

      Genes don't develop in a vacuum. They change according to lifestyle and environmental exposures. Look into epigenetics.

  • @JesusChangesEverything.
    @JesusChangesEverything. 5 дней назад

    Exactly, thank you!!!

  • @donnagriffey621
    @donnagriffey621 10 дней назад +7

    Thank YOU for this important subject its happening in my grandchildren 🔥🔥🔥

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад

      Absolutely! So important, spread the word!

  • @lisabonelli4908
    @lisabonelli4908 10 дней назад +7

    Totally agree! Also had to get on a med for allergies since I don’t take. When I saw it was for asthma, blown away side effects cause, depression, weird dreams, suicidal thoughts! Got off and this what they give to kids? OMG this is part of the problem 😮

  • @shynot6741
    @shynot6741 10 дней назад +14

    My granddaughter is five, she has large breast. Spent too much time on IPad and cell phones. Great information Dr Ax

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 10 дней назад

      Not getting vitamin D3 from sun.
      This could be why gen Z is aging..or looking as old as millennials as adults

  • @laurap9403
    @laurap9403 8 часов назад +1

    I started at 14 and I ate all the 80s/90s processed food s and milk , but I was a really skinny kid ( not sure if that was in my favor).
    Idk-I feel like even 100 years ago there was a lot of crazy chemicals that people were exposed to. I watched a video of an old early 1900s film reel of “disinfectant “ being sprayed out in the open getting all over people-it’s wild.

  • @karenrehm9423
    @karenrehm9423 5 дней назад

    Thank you so much, Dr.Axe.
    Are you able to give any recommendations for the natural body and hair shampoo?
    Blessings to you and all that you do.

  • @jdawn1001
    @jdawn1001 10 дней назад +8

    My daughter started her period at 11. She also is fully developed (not from moms genetics for sure) which is hard for her being so young. She is thin but isn’t as tall as I was at her age. My kids don’t have any electronics at all. We don’t even have television or streaming. We homeschool and go for walks, play outside. They do love milk and I only buy organic every other time because it’s pricey. Only organic milk from now on! We buy organic fruits, veggies, chicken, beef. I don’t know that we can get away from the poison in our environment.

    • @sarahnichols4253
      @sarahnichols4253 10 дней назад +2

      This makes me think that at least it's not 100% my fault that my daughter is in precocious puberty. I feel so guilty because I'll be honest we don't do organic everything and we do have tv and tablets ect. I guess we lose either way☹️

    • @divadance1202
      @divadance1202 10 дней назад +5

      What they don’t tell you is that, organic veggies use extra pesticides because they aren’t as bug resistant. So we’re damned if we do and damned if we don’t.

    • @Rosie_C
      @Rosie_C 10 дней назад

      I’m curious if the screen factor simply relates to causing some children to be overweight? One of my nieces started around 10 and she didn’t have access to any screens and she’s always been very thin. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I’ve always wondered if food was the issue for her.
      Please may I ask - have you always used fragrance free products since your daughter was born? Endocrine disrupters are variable and affect females differently. They don’t bother my mom and sister, but I got most of my dna from dad’s side and they drastically affect me.

    • @OnyiJoseph
      @OnyiJoseph 10 дней назад

      3 replies

    • @MrsAngelala
      @MrsAngelala 9 дней назад

      Drat. Your stats are similar to ours and I was hoping that would be some protection. 😢

  • @linashayo2068
    @linashayo2068 10 дней назад +3

    Thank you so much for your education 🙏you help many iam sure ❤️🙏

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад

      Thanks so much for listening!

  • @rhyde0731
    @rhyde0731 9 дней назад +4

    You are what your food eats! That includes the soil all our produce comes from. I try and support local farms that practice organic and regenerative agriculture, our soils are so depleted.
    Switched our family to raw milk 2 ago and will never go back!

  • @beemikeme
    @beemikeme 10 дней назад +4

    Dr Axe - I've watched numerous podcasts of yours and also saw you on PBS. You have great content!
    I have a suggestion for you to consider: I think you should talk a little bit slower as well as give a slight pause when transitioning from one idea to the next idea.
    Your rapid-fire delivery almost seems to be a bit stressful to listen to.

  • @jamipowell275
    @jamipowell275 10 дней назад +31

    I had early puberty at 12. I remember being teased because I was a full grown woman while everyone in my class looked like little girls. It was very stressful, and i always felt very alone

    • @amandaamadori7756
      @amandaamadori7756 10 дней назад +5

      Me too I was 11

    • @voiletwhitehorse
      @voiletwhitehorse 10 дней назад +5

      I was at the other end,late ,period started at 16

    • @sunrisetacticalgear2676
      @sunrisetacticalgear2676 10 дней назад +9

      @@voiletwhitehorseI was a “late bloomer” boy and was bullied and teased, now at 54 I’m still in great shape and those men are fat and bald. Mother Nature has a way of balancing things out.

    • @voiletwhitehorse
      @voiletwhitehorse 10 дней назад +2

      @@sunrisetacticalgear2676 yep 47 and feeling fit and looking younger than my years

    • @janec1354
      @janec1354 9 дней назад +1

      I was 10 when I experienced periods in 1968.

  • @susangorgas5291
    @susangorgas5291 10 дней назад +30

    In the 60's, we girls began our menstrual periods between 12 1/2 and 13 1/2 yrs old. This was true for all the girls! It was rare if a 14 yr old hadn't started yet. By the way, I very much enjoy all that Dr. Axe has to share with us!

    • @smania7575
      @smania7575 10 дней назад +10

      Puberty was about 12-13 years old for most girls when I was a kid in the 90's.

    • @Kwildcat13
      @Kwildcat13 10 дней назад +4

      I was 15 when I started ! I’m 44 now .. so yes 12 was young for the girls around me

    • @juliefitzgerald-frangos2211
      @juliefitzgerald-frangos2211 10 дней назад +2

      I was 13 almost 14 (1994) when I started . All of my friends already started their periods. I was the last one and practically begging for it since everyone else had it !

    • @eurekahope5310
      @eurekahope5310 10 дней назад

      It seems to me that 12 to 13 was typical in the '90s. At the time it was already known that weight impacted first cycles so my friends and I would exercise as a joke to prevent the onset of menses. The science bore out anecdotally in my home as my younger sister began right after me. She had struggled with her weight and I hadn't. I had a friend who was fully developed in 7th grade. The kids were brutal to her. I cannot imagine how difficult it would be for a girl to have precocious puberty in elementary school!

    • @sacredmommyhood
      @sacredmommyhood 10 дней назад +5

      Interesting. My sister and I didn't start until we were between 14 and 15. This would have been the late 80s for us. I have nine daughters. The oldest five were 14 or 15 when they started. My 13 year old has not started yet, and I suspect won't start for at least another year. She looks more like an 11 year old. The rest of the girls are younger, so time will tell. But so far, none of my daughters have started before the age of 14. I wonder how much genetics plays a role.

  • @amandawayne829
    @amandawayne829 9 часов назад

    I've been talking about this for years now! It's insane that we just accept this as normal when it is destroying children's bodies.

  • @serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874
    @serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874 10 дней назад +2

    Thank you very much.

    • @sarahnichols4253
      @sarahnichols4253 10 дней назад

      My daughter is 8 and is in precocious period☹️

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 дней назад

      Thanks for tuning in!

  • @amandalaurenFYF
    @amandalaurenFYF 10 дней назад +10

    I would consider us healthier than your average family in that we try to avoid all these toxins that you listed… we eat 80% organic. But, my girl got her menstruel cycle at 10… she is overweight, she’s already developing a woman’s body… I just feel like we live in this toxic soup right now, and I’m just at a loss as to what else to do… I’m not saying we have been perfect, but far healthier than how I grew up on the 90s.

    • @kinderleichtlerneneasypeas6885
      @kinderleichtlerneneasypeas6885 7 дней назад +2

      I think a more plant based diat would help to losse this body fat. Hormons are in fat, this is the problems. Doing sports outside, playing with the kids... Water with apples cider vinegar is tasty and helps with loosing body fat too. I know this from my own expirience.

    • @mz4420
      @mz4420 11 часов назад

      If most of your organic food were organic processed food, such as chips, and ate huge amount without workout. You would have problems as well

  • @anything3488
    @anything3488 6 дней назад +5

    Say the rosary … Let Mama Mary help our kids …

  • @moggy992
    @moggy992 10 дней назад +11

    the expense of organic produce is absolutely through the roof. i try to eat as much organic as i can at 55 years old my milk is filtered milk? its so hard to buy organic. Decades ago things were more organic anyway. Im a lonely person so screen times are up.

    • @stitches318
      @stitches318 10 дней назад +1

      This is true this is not a personal problem but a societal problem. When I lived in a bigger city I had access to organic food, but was around homelessness and crime. Now I'm in a nice small town and the only place to shop is Walmart! I can maybe buy organic milk but not cheese or ice cream. That's all conventional. Most of America is a food desert.

    • @DragonBabyLove
      @DragonBabyLove 10 дней назад +1

      Do you have a balcony or yard where you can grow your own vegetables?

    • @Rosie_C
      @Rosie_C 10 дней назад +1

      1) I find it encouraging to check out the dirty dozen list and only focus on buying organic of the foods on that list.
      2) it’s getting warmer out and you would not believe the benefits of a 30 minute walk outside. I have dozens of trails in my county and just having a priority of going for a walk once or twice a week has helped me spend less screen time.

    • @sacredmommyhood
      @sacredmommyhood 10 дней назад +1

      Are you in a position to start a small garden? It's the only way we can afford organic. We grow a large portion of our food. But I completely understand. Prices are absurd!

    • @jrstf
      @jrstf 10 дней назад +2

      @@sacredmommyhood - I try to grow my own food. I do well with blueberries and rhubarb. Everything else comes in quantities too small to be useful. Efficient farmers are an amazing thing, I can't touch what they do.

  • @lorenaroman4495
    @lorenaroman4495 10 дней назад +6

    Thank you very much Dr, my daughter is only 7 and she started to develop her breast. We went to the doctor and she said I shouldn't worry about it and when I asked if we can do some blood test to check everything is alright inside her she only answer we don't do any test on children for starting puberty... but I was very worried because I read the information about early puberty in medline plus website and it says that they should do blood tests and x-ray to check how far is progressing already in her body... but thanks to your video I know what I can do now to help my daughter, thank you so much 💖 Blessings for you and all your love ones

  • @laurenkwarren
    @laurenkwarren 8 дней назад +3

    😣😫. I feel so hopeless. What can I do for my kids? Some of these things I can control (and do) but so much seems to be surrounding us, especially the chemicals. We use natural soaps, cleaning products, shampoos, no fluoride, we only buy organic meat and dairy at home (but my concern is going out to eat) .. I honestly am terrified about them starting puberty early. My kids are 10 (boy) and girl (6). I’m especially worried about my daughter.

  • @allthings5358
    @allthings5358 10 дней назад +8

    This is sad … evil people

  • @desyxd4400
    @desyxd4400 4 часа назад

    I had formed breasts at 2, and my menstrual cycle around 12. I wasn’t overweight, I was active, but it was definitely the chemicals and food I consumed.
    I used to tease my stepbrother for being so delayed in puberty, but his mama made him and his sister eat organic and healthy all the time, they did sports, and didn’t have technology. He looked 10 at 14, and eventually caught up with everyone else naturally.

  • @ministryofwrongthink6962
    @ministryofwrongthink6962 10 дней назад +3

    Yeah. Even years ago me and my friends noticed how awkward and uncomfortable it was that several girls who were 14-16 literally had DD bust size. We even said then it was the growth hormones in milk. Glad to have vindication without seeming like a pervert

  • @3333falcon
    @3333falcon 9 дней назад +3

    I love this video, thank you! I tell my husband that we should buy organic meat and dairy but he tells me isn't that what we pray over our food for? He says the Bible says kill and eat. I however try to buy all organic and natural hygiene products because I think we need to try at least to do what we can do, however my husband has that different view and sees this somewhat as a lack of faith. What do you feel about this Dr. Axe?

  • @HYDROCARBON_XD
    @HYDROCARBON_XD 2 дня назад +1

    Pretty sure in medieval times children entered puberty at 10-12 years old as seen by a study,also another study studied on Bronze Age skeletons and determined that tanner stage 1 (prepubescence) was observed at 9 years old which is a normal age for puberty today,what happened later is period that should happen at 14-16 years old but now happens at 12 years old

  • @jacquiej5330
    @jacquiej5330 2 дня назад

    I all started my period at age 10.
    I didn’t have electronic devices in the 70s, but I did have extreme anxiety and my dad used pesticides that are now banned.
    My son, my daughter and 2 granddaughters went through puberty before age 12! My other children and grandchildren were older

  • @alexandraonai8187
    @alexandraonai8187 3 часа назад

    I thought having a menstural cycle at 13 was way too early. Hearing stories of homeschool kids and organic kids who dont start until 16, breasts, hips, period. Its wild!

  • @aprilj6159
    @aprilj6159 8 дней назад +3

    My son is 12. He has not started puberty yet. He’s considered one of the smaller boys on his baseball team. I’ve been buying organic for years on anything that comes from an animal.

    • @HYDROCARBON_XD
      @HYDROCARBON_XD 2 дня назад

      Boys start puberty later than females,like 2 years

  • @Harvesterain
    @Harvesterain 10 дней назад +3

    I started puberty at 11. I had a lot of mental and physical issues. I was huge compared to the other girls (not overweight, just tall and filled out) and I couldn't control my period, and I would bleed excessively through my pants EVERY period. I would leave puddles of blood on my chair at school. I was in 6th grade. Even my parents bullied me to an extent. I was told I was smelly, gross, unwashed, unattractive...it was a horrible time period for me.

    • @actualangel5133
      @actualangel5133 3 дня назад

      Feel sorry for you. But you are brave.

    • @T-swizzle08
      @T-swizzle08 2 дня назад

      I sorry you went thru this you deserve better

  • @Nursealinamac
    @Nursealinamac 10 дней назад +4

    This was very informative Dr Axe! Chemicals are in everything 😩I make all our own soaps and buy organic grass fed meats and mostly organic foods. One of my daughters started her period at 10, and I was 12 (both tall and thin), my other daughter is only 9 and showing prepubescent signs and symptoms (tall and a little on the heavier side). It’s definitely the foods with hormones and PFAS we are surrounded by. I think checking hormones at a younger age to prevent diabetes and heart disease, etc would be optimal. DPC can check all the labs that a conventional MD would not do because of insurances.

    • @chuntathecat4222
      @chuntathecat4222 5 дней назад

      It’s always funny but sad how “they” say no one knows why.
      Oh sure not the food or water or plastic no, must be something spiritual

    • @Nursealinamac
      @Nursealinamac 2 дня назад

      @@chuntathecat4222 Right !! They know exactly what they are doing. I think more and more people are waking up to it finally.

  • @janicejames3939
    @janicejames3939 10 дней назад +7

    I think it’s because of the hormones that are in food/food products

  • @miggy7165
    @miggy7165 7 дней назад +2

    Organic milk sold in grocety stores, including the organic grocery stores, are ultra-pastuerized. So it is tit for tat. Ultra pastuerized is over processed and non-organic milk has growth hormones. Unless you have access to a farmer and can afford it, you are pretty much stuck.

  • @Ahmetdiop
    @Ahmetdiop 9 дней назад +1

    Which lotions are the best with no estrogens ? And chemical
    Lipikar or ?

  • @christywellinghurst4587
    @christywellinghurst4587 10 дней назад +1

    Absolutely

  • @Mandooze
    @Mandooze 7 дней назад +2

    Its stress. Often abuse.

  • @nilaniblue
    @nilaniblue 10 дней назад +7

    Thank you Dr Axe. I've always believed the reason is from our foods and our environment.

  • @mytribeoffive7605
    @mytribeoffive7605 9 дней назад +2

    Some factors to consider….People all those years ago were more petite and underweight. Door frames were shorter and beds way smaller. Maybe some suffer from malnutrition? They did have some crazy chemicals in every day items too. Makeup made from led, asbestos on farms, cough syrup made with heroine, opium, coke with cocain. Feed your baby some coke with their formula. Anyhow, as a society we are way bigger and heavier than we used to be much more “nourished.” I agree with the everything you said all these things contribute. My daughter is a 5th grader and she and many friends have thier periods at 10 and 11. My daughter is tall and thin and hitting 5’4 95 pounds. She wears 11 shoes.. I think she will be taller. Anyhow I’m thinking hitting weight starts it. I was her size when I started mine at 13. She’s 11.

  • @PrettiBelle
    @PrettiBelle 10 дней назад +3

    My daughter is deaf and autistic her menses started at 8 years old. She's 4'10. She stopped growing at age 8

  • @sailor.93minerva
    @sailor.93minerva 7 дней назад +2

    I got my period a week before I turned 10. And everything you said is everything that I had. Anxiety, depression... My dad fed us hotdogs. (Young dad/ no mom) Not his fault 😂 but so true.

  • @Rosie_C
    @Rosie_C 10 дней назад +2

    I’ve always known I was an old-soul and seeing the chart of the average age women started puberty puts me back to 1910. 😄 I was almost 14.
    Most of the info in this video is assumptions I’ve had for years. All we have to do it look around at people we personally know and it’s evident there is truth to this research.
    A sad reality I’ve seen is the culture of moms being as frugal as possible with the grocery budget, and now paying the cost in treatments and medical bills.

  • @scarlettstott7570
    @scarlettstott7570 10 дней назад +1

    I'm a teacher of 4-5th grades and there are about 3 out of 13 girls who have not started puberty, with many of them by the end of the year expected to start menstruating!

  • @mtnlight311
    @mtnlight311 23 часа назад

    I haven’t listen to this yet but my instincts have always been that it’s the hormones in the meat and dairy and also other chemicals that mimic estrogen in the body. I’m excited to hear what the dr has to say! 😊

  • @kathleendavis6122
    @kathleendavis6122 10 дней назад +2

    Dr. Axe : Do you have a reliable source to educate myself on the rate of antibiotic breakdown in food animals?
    I have a source for cleaner meat BUT animals do get sick. They do need intervention sometimes. I’m understanding of that. I just want to make sure they are harvested enough AFTER that intervention to have those items processed out of their systems. (And I know that it depends if it is a fat soluble vs water soluble item, if we are talking meat vs milk, etc. LOTS of factors.)

    • @A.MENdes_6
      @A.MENdes_6 10 дней назад

      I'm learning the best & safest way to go is plant-based; simply because we were created to eat living, whole foods, not dead flesh, which so often incurs sickness & disease due to inhumane treatment & other things... but who am I? Certainly not a doctor but just a student of history & Bible prophecy🤷🏿‍♂️ whereby we may understand current events more clearly.
      P.S - when I say plant based I don't mean switching to this so called plant based, lab grown meatless concoction either; I mean, the Genesis diet: fruits, nuts, grains, & vegetables (Genesis 1:29/2:9,16).
      The prophet Daniel & his companions did it when taken into Babylonian captivity & they proved to be much better in every way(mentally, physically, & spiritually) than those who ate of the king's rich, luxurious diet. (Daniel 1).
      1 last thing...
      Before the flood in Noah's day, people lived hundreds of years, but after the flood, when flesh was introduced into the human diet, the lifespan shortened dramatically, until now, we're baffled & blown away if a person reaches 100 years of age...
      GOD'S ways are always best.
      Blessings & peace

  • @dorothyientile4501
    @dorothyientile4501 10 дней назад +2

    I think it’s in the foods we eat.

  • @elioraimmanuel
    @elioraimmanuel 10 дней назад +1

    21 years ago our eldest was diagnosed with CPP. The pediatric Endocrinologist said it was already epidemic THEN! He put her on Depo shot which wreaked havoc on our child. He instructed no soy and no commercial milk. He said if she made it to 9 without a period that would be great. I took her to an NP who detoxed her, put her on supplements and changed her diet. I took her off the Depo. She made it to age 10.5, but she is 5 inches shorter than she should have been and has always struggled with her weight. She was never obese as a child or teen, but was never boney like all our other children. She had a little chunk. Now, she is 25-30 lbs overweight . However, she is very fertile.

  • @jtika1978
    @jtika1978 10 дней назад +1

    I was 11, it was 1990. My daughter is 12 and has started developing but not started her period yet. I think 16 is actually really late. My best friend was 16 & one of the last girls to start.

  • @katinagrierstevens7290
    @katinagrierstevens7290 7 дней назад +1

    I'm thinking about the stats on girls. Myself and my daughters all started our menstrual cycles at 12. Me in the 80s, one in the 2000s and one just last year. I have one more to go. She's 11 so I'm interested to see. There hasn't been any change here but we do know of girls who started at 9.

  • @mignonbaricevic36
    @mignonbaricevic36 9 дней назад +1

    My 2 daughters were 10. My 3rd daughter had a cleaner upbringing with food, outdoors etc and she is 10 now and no signs of puberty yet. My eldest son was 13 or 14. He is shorter than we were expecting and both him and my eldest daughter seemed to grow rapidly but stop growing very early

  • @priusa8113
    @priusa8113 День назад +1

    Dr Axe I am 41 and got my period at 9… what does it mean for my health and life? What to do about it? I do try to eat mostly organic but don’t exercise. I am brazilian for ethnicity context. Thank you very much ❤

  • @sallyreid9442
    @sallyreid9442 9 дней назад +1

    I was 12 when I hit puberty. The girls in my class started around 12 or 13. I was born 1986 and most girls I knew was starting their periods at 12 or 13.

  • @rosettawilliams9133
    @rosettawilliams9133 10 дней назад +3

    Interesting I started my period at 9 and then I started gaining weight after but I at 40 am now getting healthier but I will say my life got my life got extremely stressful at 7 but that does explain a lot

  • @Sigridovskij
    @Sigridovskij 9 дней назад +2

    I think cleansing with Medical Medium protocols and info can help greatly. Get his books. Wash your hair with marseille soap, use no skin creams. Put the soap in water first, then rub it on the wet hair. It is fantastic. The soaps are cheap in arabic or Turkish shops, made with olive oil.

  • @bettyanneduplessis419
    @bettyanneduplessis419 7 дней назад +1

    I was 8 when I started my period, have had alot of hormones issues, my grandson is 10 and his voice is dropping already, its crazy

    • @HYDROCARBON_XD
      @HYDROCARBON_XD 2 дня назад

      My brother is 10 and his voice has been deep since he was like 7,not puberty because he still looks like a child though

  • @expatiate1
    @expatiate1 4 дня назад

    My mother born in 1934 started her cycle at 13. Her mother born in 1912 started her cycle at 13. I born in 1962 started my cycle at 11. I was underweight, and a hard-core athlete. My sister didn't start her cycle until she was 17. She was normal weight and not an athlete. My daughters who were born in 1987 and 1988, started their cycles at 13-14. Were of normal weight and were fed an organic diet. I think heredity plays a major part in the puberty cycle.

  • @EffectivePickyEatersSolutions
    @EffectivePickyEatersSolutions 9 дней назад +1

    don't you think that the way modern adults parent shifted a lot - to less bonding, less attachment. why kids stay at home - it make sense to set puberty early and leave the house. Family with both working parents can't make any bond with their kids...

  • @michellemarie07
    @michellemarie07 7 дней назад +2

    Dr. Axe, what's the best source of drinking water? Can you create a video on that? We use bottled water bc I don't trust our filtered tap water. But I don't feel comfortable drinking from plastic bottles, either

  • @2okaycola
    @2okaycola 20 часов назад

    A2 for u//those additions to the milk are interesting

  • @Himmiefan
    @Himmiefan 7 часов назад

    This isn't just affecting puberty. I really think this is affect menopause also.

  • @mo2890
    @mo2890 День назад

    I was born in 1990. I did not have the best diet. I had a lot of processed foods. Also had milk as well and not organic. I also lived in a higher stress household. I started puberty at 9 and my period at 10. I did and do have anxiety and depression.
    My kids don't do well with dairy but i do try to get organic when i can. I make most of our foods from scratch with whole foods. I try to buy clean products when i can. For hand soap i mix castile soap some oils and aloe vera. I buy a cleaner flouride free toothpaste. They've never had a cavity. I also have a water filter. I do limit my cleaning supplies but ill still use dish soap. Ill clean with vinegar but lately i've enjoyed cleaning with apple cider vineger. My kids are 8 and 4. My kids are very healthy and not over weight at all. Its definitely not perfect but we do what we can and afford. I do lack on getting them outside.

  • @debpeterson1343
    @debpeterson1343 10 дней назад +5

    two of my grandaughters started their menstrual period at abnormally early ages-one was age 8! Her mother had her children on soy milk from toddler on-my grandson had breasts and was overweight for several years. I was so concerned and prayed him out of this-(she got them off soy and onto almond milk)he is now a normal 15yrold masculine young man. My other grandaughted started her period at 10-still too early.

  • @carynsommersdorf2453
    @carynsommersdorf2453 10 дней назад +7

    Hormones in the chicken. Biogenetic modified foods.

  • @mouse177
    @mouse177 5 дней назад +1

    My kids have eaten organic all their lives, no dairy, no meat. We also buy natural non-toxic products. And family life is peaceful. Then, why are my girls starting puberty earlier than 16? One started growing breasts at 10 and the other one at 12. No period. What can I do? Why is this happening if everything I have done is what you mention in this video?

    • @academiadream
      @academiadream 4 дня назад +1

      Most things labeled as "organic", "natural", etc. Are not. The seeds are modified, so even if you grow your own food... and we are affected by what is in the air and in the water.

    • @mybeaniebooz9601
      @mybeaniebooz9601 21 час назад

      Theres nothing you can really do to stop it, even if you try your best. The entire world is poisoned and plastics and chemicals are impossible to avoid in the modern world