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WHY SOME GIRLS DEVELOP BIG BREASTS AT AN EARLY
AGE, WHILE OTHERS A FLAT CHEST?
(©
Sunday, 8 January 2017: Dr.V.M.Palaniappan, Ph.D.)
(Free
services rendered by Googles is gratefully acknowledged)
This
question appears to have been haunting scientists all the time.
I just
read the following article – you too may want to read it, even before knowing
my findings:
OR
Through: https://theconversation.com/why-some-girls-grow-breasts-early-and-how-new-findings-could-cut-cancer-risks-70767
Why some girls
grow breasts early—and how new findings could cut cancer risks January 4, 2017 by
Gillian Wilson, The Conversation
When a
girl's breasts start growing early, it can be a sign she will develop certain
diseases later in life. There is evidence of early
puberty leading to increased risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease
and cancer – particularly breast cancer.
... Until
now … scientists have poorly understood the processes that make some girls develop
younger than others…
… throughout
the world, puberty is beginning earlier and earlier … the reasons are largely
unknown.
… a
popular theory … obesity is known to affect hormone levels, it does not explain why
onset varies substantially between different ethnic and
socio-economic groups – earlier among black girls and those from poorer
backgrounds…
… Doctors
currently only slow down the onset of puberty in children if it starts before
the age of seven and if it is caused by a hormonal imbalance. They do this by
administering drugs that stop the pituitary glands from producing the hormones
that trigger puberty.
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Friends,
Please do
NOT get upset any little after reading the above news.
If your
daughter or sister gets her puberty at 7, 8 or so, of course you have to seek
medical help almost instantly, for that may really mean that there is something
wrong in the pattern of hormone secretions.
On the
other hand, if she happens to attain ‘maturity’ at 10 or above, you may not
need to get alarmed, with the assumption that she may get some undesirable
major diseases such as breast cancer, type-2 diabetes, obesity, or a heart
disease in her later years.
I have
studied the subject somewhat extensively, and have published a few articles and
also some books on this subject. They should enlighten you on the reality of
things.
Here are
the details:
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In the first place, one can easily notice that only
THIN-looking girls attain their puberty at 10 or 11.
Girls who are OVERWEIGHT or OBESE normally get
their puberty only at 13 or 14.
The mediocre-built girls get theirs at 12 or so.
The above can be considered as NORM.
If an OBESE girl gets hers at 10, or if an extremely
THIN girl remains without getting hers even in her 13 or 14, only then we
should consider them as cases of HORMONAL imbalance, but not otherwise.
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* * *
Let us trace the causative factors that determine
the above.
Attaining puberty has relevance to blood build up.
The RBC (red blood corpuscles) / haemoglobin build
up requires IRON as the basic component.
If we eat, let us say, iron-rich spinach (or any
green leafy vegetable), and also drink a glass of alkaline* water, nearly ALL
the iron content in that vegetable consumed will NOT get ABSORBED by our
body.
(The pH balance - acid-base levels influence the
absorption potentials of minerals.)
Iron will get absorbed only when the environment is
ACIDIC.
In AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY, when LIMING is done
(spraying/ mixing calcium hydroxide powder to the soil, to change the soil
acidity to make it fertile), iron-rich fertilizers should NOT be applied, for
the lime will prevent the absorption of iron.
In other words, if some one’s body is in an
alkaline state, his/her body will NOT utilise iron properly.
If iron is abandoned, the RBC / Haemoglobin will
not form well.
Usually the Red Blood Cells can live only for a
short while of about 100-120 days or so, from the day of its formation.
Every day, about 0.2% of the RBC’s die (that is called Eryptosis), and by
night they are replaced.
If the iron becomes unavailable, the 0.2%
replacements will NOT occur, and this will gradually give the person
IRON-DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA.
That would mean the blood will not be rich enough
to keep the body in perfect health. Several abnormalities, including headaches,
short breadth, erratic menses, etc. would occur.
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* * *
Grown up people require only about 500 mg of
calcium on a daily basis, for the upkeep of their body in good health.
However, we end consuming a lot more than that,
often inadvertently, through the food and water we take.
Calcium is water-soluble. Our brain throws out all
the unwanted calcium excesses, in a dissolved state, through urinations.
In other words, if we consume, say 3000 mg of
calcium, some 2500 mg would get thrown out of our body, through several
urinations (and also as part of the faeces). The digestive system would not
absorb the excesses.
To achieve the above, we need to drink about 2 L of
plain water daily, and void nearly all of that 2 L as urine*.
(* For efficient evacuation of all the excesses, as
per my study, one will have to void urine at least 8 times daily)
If for any reason, we do NOT drink the required 2 L
of water, OR if we UNDER-URINATE (say, only thrice or four times daily), then,
nearly HALF of the calcium EXCESSES tend to remain inside the body.
In other words, while our daily requirement of
calcium remains at 500 mg/day, we end up storing about 1000 mg. This is double
the required / usable quantity.
If the above happens every day, over a period of
time, say in one year, HUGE amounts of calcium would have gathered inside the
body.
Cells make up the tissues.
Tissues make up the muscles/flesh/ ORGANS.
In other words, the breast is made up of various kinds
of tissues / billions of cells.
Thus, every part of our body is made up of cells.
The cells have a structure called MITOCHONDRIA
inside them.
Helped by these mitochondria, the calcium excesses
enter into those SOFT cells and remain there, may be as calcium oxalate
crystals.
Continued addition of these calcium excesses will
make each of those cells (all over the body) INCREASE IN WEIGHT and BLOAT UP IN
SIZE.
Similar to several rain drops making the flood, the
‘abundant’ tiny (calcium oxalate crystal) additions increase the overall body
weight of the person – making him/her overweight at initial stages, and then
obese along with time.
The above, at its extreme, gives rise to all the
obesity-related diseases, viz., type-2 diabetes, stone diseases, heart
diseases, hypothyroidism, and even cancer.
The calcium being ALKALINE, its accumulation within
the cells/ body makes the entire body ALKALINE (as opposed to making the body
acid – hyperacidosis).
The alkaline status prevents, as described above,
the absorption of IRON from the vegetables (and other food) eaten, resulting in
IRON-DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA.
This form of anaemia, in turn, disturbs the blood
composition, and gives rise to ERRATIC MENSES.
It is only natural that such and anaemic person,
for want of proper oxygen transportation from the lungs to the brain and other
body parts, would begin to suffer from short breadth, headaches, memory
failure, indigestion, energyless due to inadequate combustion (i.e., burning of
food to release food energy), loss of appetite, etc.
The blood, if that happens to be in good health,
would flow at a definite speed within the blood vessels so as to keep supplying
all the needs (such as oxygen, nutrition, etc.). We call that NORMAL Blood
Pressure, and that happens to be somewhere near 120 – the systolic pressure.
If the blood quality goes bad because of the
inadequacy in the red blood cell composition, flow of blood within the blood
vessels will have to increase so as to cope up with the demands put up
by the brain and other tissues.
The resulting RAPID blood flow raises the SYSTOLIC
BLOOD PRESSURE to much higher readings, giving rise to hypertension*.
(* A condition called arteriosclerosis, wherein the
blood vessel wall thickens due to CALCIFICATION and narrows the lumen, also
raises the blood pressure.)
* * *
* * *
Earlier on, we saw that the CALCIUM EXCESSES that
accumulate within the body ARE RETAINED WITHIN THE SOFT CELLS ALL OVER THE BODY
– in the muscles, organs, etc.
Continued incoming calcium bloats up each of the
cells beyond its tolerance limit.
Such an enlargement forces each of the cells to
split up – resulting in the mitotic (asexual) cell division.
When all the cells at one location divide several
times, they can collectively give rise to a LUMP / TUMOUR – as it occurs in the
breast, for instance.
Similar happenings give rise to stone in kidneys,
blood vessel thickenings (such as athero- or arteriosclerosis) and heart
blockages, prostate enlargements, endometriosis, polycystic ovary, etc.
The same phenomenon appears to give rise to cancers
at its maximum – such as prostate cancer, breast cancer, and the like.
* * *
* * *
LET US SUM UP:
If a person UNDER-URINATES, CALCIUM would
accumulate within the body making the person OVER-WEIGHT
initially, and OBESE after that.
The same process gives rise to various
obesity-related diseases.
* * *
* * *
The Type-2 Diabetes appears to be the result of a
slightly deviated phenomenon:
If and when a person drinks ABUNDANT water
(e.g., more than 3 L), and UNDER-URINATES AFTER that (e.g., voids
urine only thrice daily), he/ she gets TYPE-2 DIABETES, but not otherwise.
* * *
* * *
As opposed to the above, if a person drinks PLENTY
of WATER (e.g., 3 L/day) and urinates nearly ALL of it (also
about 3 L of urine), then, the person becomes VERY THIN –
skeletal-looking!
This happens because even the needed calcium (that
is the 500 mg – the daily requirement) gets easily leached out of the body in
the urine, and he/she remains thin.
In other words, even if the person were to take rich
Ca supplements, he/she would lose most of it* thorough the EXCESSIVE urinations,
and would continue to remain THIN-looking and under-weight.
(* Even such excessive calcium losses do not seem
to give rise to any kind of osteoporosis – I have explained this phenomenon in
several of my articles published in this BLOG, as well as in my books).
* * *
* * *
I think, by this time, the causative factor
responsible for making some girls develop big breasts even at an early
age of 10, and some others remaining flat-breasted even in their 13 or 14 would
have become self-explanatory.
Nevertheless, let me exclaim it here, for
clarity-sake:
Some mothers tend to train their children to drink
plenty of water, and also to urinate liberally, several times daily.
If such drinking and voiding happen to be of a
mediocre nature, those children tend to be medium built and healthy. If those
children happen to be girls, they would get their puberty in their 12, or so.
If a girl happens to drink abundant water (e.g. 2 L
or more, instead of taking only ½ L for her body size and age - while still
being a child at that young age), her body would turn acidic (for want of
adequate calcium - due to its depletion), and that would enhance the absorption
of adequate iron from food sources resulting in the formation of rich blood in her
body.
However, the excessive water consumption and
related over-urination are bound to leach out even some of the most wanted water-soluble
nutrients.
If we raise a plant in a soil that has meagre
nutrients, the plant would look very small, pre-maturely produce some
flowers, fruits, and seeds, and would then die off prematurely.
Similarly, a girl who remains THIN (or
SKELETAL-looking, with a FLAT chest), because of under-nourishment (may
be due to poverty), or due to the loss of nutrients (essentially CALCIUM)
from her body due to excessive water consumption and related excessive
urination, WOULD ATTAIN PUBERTY AT AN EARLY AGE OF 10, 11, or so.
On the contrary, a girl who under-urinates because
of much reduced water consumption, tends to become OBESE with WELL-DEVELOPED
BREASTS (due to the accumulation of excessive calcium in her breast tissues –
especially in the lactiferous tissues that are designed to scavenge, absorb and
retain Ca for the production of milk to feed the offspring at a later stage).
As described above, the red blood cell formation in
this kind of obese girl would get hampered because of the alkalinity occurring
in her due to the accumulated calcium excesses. That would delay the attainment
of puberty to a much later date.
This kind of obese girls are the ones who develop
big breasts even before attaining puberty, and they attain puberty only in
their 14th or even 15th age, get ALL of the obesity
related diseases at a later date – on reaching adulthood – that is, after the
juvenile growth-period has ceased.
I have also observed the following to occur:
If a girl, during her juvenile period, happens to
under-urinate while drinking much LESS water, she remains big, fat, and grows
to normal height.
If such an obese girl happens to drink PLENTY of
water, UNDER-URINATES, SWEATS PROFUSELY all the time
(hyperhidrosis), AND EATS PLENTY
OF FOOD, she GROWS TOO TALL and REMAIN BIG-SIZED.
A girl with all the above habits, but eats
VERY LITTLE FOOD, tends to grow TALL, but appears to remain THIN, with
very well-developed, big-sized breasts.
The big-eaters of this latter category are the ones
who would get all the obesity-related diseases, whereas those who eat much less
food, tend to get much less problems – they tend to pose as sweet-looking,
attractive and healthy persons, except that they would emit strong body
odour all the time.
There was
a statement at the beginning of this article, which said, “… a popular theory … obesity is known to affect hormone levels, it does not explain why onset
varies substantially between different ethnic and
socio-economic groups – earlier among black girls and those from poorer
backgrounds…
By now, after reading my findings, the reason for
the girls from poor background getting puberty at an earlier age, should have
become evident.
* * *
* * *
The above information would have sorted out the
real causative factors for all of the above questions.
Now, we know that some girls develop big breasts at
an early age because of under-urinating, coupled with the habit of eating too
much of food all the time. These habits tend to make a girl attain puberty only
at a late stage of 14 or 15.
We also know that some other girls have flat chest
and attain early puberty at 10 or so, because of excessive water-consumption,
excessive urination, and reduced food consumption, resulting in
under-nourishment.
* * *
* * *
Well friends,
The above report should provide adequate answers to
the questions asked by the researchers who have presented their paper in the “Conversation”
journal, dated 4 January 2017.
If you happen to be a parent of a growing up girl,
you may want to feed her only a mediocre quantity of food all the time, let her
drink about half a litter or so of water (as appropriate for her age and body
size), and also encourage her to urinate about 8 times daily (and not to control
her urge for urination while at the school).
All these would let her grow up to become a “Perfect” adult in her later
years, without any of the obesity-related diseases.
OK, friends,
Bye until I come up with some other useful
information.
With best wishes,
Dr. Palani, Ph.D.
THE FOLLOWING ARE MY ARTICLES DIRECTLY RELEVANT TO THE CURRENT TOPIC DISCUSSED, THAT WERE POSTED IN THIS BLOG, These can be retrieved by clicking at the right date, at the ARCHIVES found towards the very END of this page:.
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