Premature Sexual Maturation of Human Children
In
1982 the February issue of the Journal of the Puerto
Rican Medical Association reported on a growing
number of cases of premature sexual development
of children, which included cases of children from
one to five years old, male and female, with enlarged
breasts, accelerated puberty, vaginal bleeding in
five year old girls, and other similar problems.
If this happened to one of your children, how would
you feel?[1]
They discovered that when they took these children
off meat and fresh milk, the symptoms would often
regress. According to the report, it was "clearly
observed in 97% of the cases that the appearance
of abnormal breast tissue was related to the consumption
of whole milk in the infant group and to the consumption
of local whole milk, poultry and beef in the older
group. Obviously, regulations regarding livestock
are not as well enforced in Puerto Rico as in
other parts of the United States, so the dose
might have been higher, but these substances are
also present in varying quantities in all meat,
egg and dairy products in the continental United
States.[2]
It is apparent by the research reports that the
concept of drugs and other substances in animals
affecting humans has been known about for almost
30 years, yet these substances and many more are
added to animal feed and injected into animals
today in the United States. The European Economic
Community banned $130 million of U.S. beef imports
in 1989 because of hormone implants.[3] Yet, in
spite of this, the public is not old, and they
continue to consume these substances, much to
the benefit of the meat, egg, dairy, medical and
pharmaceutical industries. It also tends to cut
down on the population.
Even in the continental United States, we are
seeing more and more premature sexual development
in our children. Along with this, doctors are
also seeing an expanding assortment of sexual
abberations. Other countries are also experiencing
the same trend. Analysis of the problem in Britain
resulted in the determination that hormone traces
in the meat of chemically fattened livestock are
causing British school girls to mature sexually
at least three years earlier than in the past.
We will discuss estrogenic chemicals later.
Invariably, doctors (not knowing what the problem
really is) blame the problem on a dysfunction
of the child's endocrine system, which is not
the case at all. The problem does not stop with
children. Both adults and children in the United
States are experiencing a plethora of behavior
disorders connected to uncertain and confused
sexual identities that arise partially from externally
induced hormonal imbalances. We are seeing an
increase in sexual abuse of children. It might
be noted here that vaccines are also contributing
to the growing problem of aberrant behavior, conduct
disorders, learning disabilities and crime, including
sexually related crimes. This is discussed in
another chapter.
REFERENCES
[1]
Saenz de Rodriguez, Dr.C.A., Journal of the Puerto
Rican Medical Association, Feb 1982.
[2] "Drugs in Animals Affect Human Growth," Health
Bulletin, Nov 6, 1965 pg 6.
[3] Europes concern about hormonal implants surfaced
after a scandal in Italy in which a baby food
maker injected hormones into beef, made baby food
from it and babies of both sexes developed breasts.
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