Denmark Vesey: 18% of White Girls And 43% Of Black Have Started Puberty At Age 8. Synthetic Food = Genocide

Sunday, August 08, 2010

18% of White Girls And 43% Of Black Have Started Puberty At Age 8. Synthetic Food = Genocide

Girls hitting puberty younger and obesity may be the cause, says study
BY Rosemary Black
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
The study, led by Biro, looked at 1,200 girls ages 7 and 8. Nurses, doctors and researchers determined which girls already had started puberty by measuring breast development.

When findings were compared to the 1997 figures, girls in the current study were found more developed at a younger age. About 10% of the 7-year-old white girls and 23% of 7-year-old black girls showed signs of breast development, a jump from the 5% of white 7-year-olds and 15% of black 7-year-olds in 1997.

Among the 8-year-olds, some 18% of white girls and 43% of black girls already had started puberty, which was an increase of 11% for white girls from 1997 and the same increase for black girls, according to Fox News.

1 comment:

Carol '85 said...: so incredibly sad. I see this all the time!; Aug 12, 2010, 8:46:00 AM

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