Re: Precocious puberty in my 5-year old grandson

Dear Beverly,

I advise you not to trust the doctors; not their diagnosis, and
not their suggestion that the little
boy take Lupron for the next 11 years.

Children all over America are
suffering from precocious puberty
because of all the hormones and chemicals in our food and drinks.

100 years ago, girls reached puberty
at age 16 or 17. Today, it's more
like an average of 10 or 11, with
lots of little girls who are 8 or 9
becoming "young women." There isn't
as much data on boys.

All meat and all dairy products are
loaded with hormones. The farmers
want their animals to grow faster
and bigger, so that their flesh and
their milk can be marketed ASAP.

If strongly suggest that you persuade your daughter-in-law to
put the boy on a vegan eating-regimen for at least two
months. No meat, no dairy, no
processed foods, no bottled soft-drinks, and no hydrogenated oils. Substitute Virgin olive oil, or Virgin Coconut Oil (Tropical Traditions) Just give him fresh
juices, lots of distilled water,
clean fruits and veggies, simple
cooked foods like rice, a first-rate multiple vitamin, lots of vitamin
C, in the form of sodium ascorbate
powder, and a few green superfoods
like Greens+ or Dr. Schulze 's Superfood.

Do that for a minimum of two months,
and see if his symptoms regress.
If he also takes a walk every day,
gets some sunshine every day (without sunscreen or sunglasses),
and gets to bed early each night,
I think the early maturity will come
to a halt.

But I also suugest that you ask Andreas Moritz (Ask Andreas here at
CZ) your questions. Andreas is a
master diagnostician. I am sure he
will give you the definitive answer
to your grandson's problems. It can
be tough getting your question on
Andreas' forum. He takes only 6
questions a day, and lots of people
want to consult him.

In your place, I would consult Andreas by phone or email. I think
he charges $20.00 for an email response (if you can't get your question on his forum). That's a lot
less than doctors charge. It would
be worth it to me. His email address
is: andmor@ener-chi.com Send him
a short email (tell him Owen suggested it) and ask him about
consultation prices by way of email
and the phone. His number is 1-864-848-6410 (South Carolina).

Trust your intuition! I'll keep your
grandson in my prayers.

Blessings,

Owen

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Dear Beverly,

I advise you not to trust the doctors; not their diagnosis, and
not their suggestion that the little
boy take Lupron for the next 11 years.

Children all over America are
suffering from precocious puberty
because of all the hormones and chemicals in our food and drinks.

100 years ago, girls reached puberty
at age 16 or 17. Today, it's more
like an average of 10 or 11, with
lots of little girls who are 8 or 9
becoming "young women." There isn't
as much data on boys.

All mean and all dairy products are
loaded with hormones. The farmers
want their animals to grow faster
and bigger, so that their flesh and
their milk can be marketed ASAP.

If strongly suggest that you persuade your daughter-in-law to
put the boy on a vegan eating-regimen for at least two
months. No meat, no dairy, no
processed foods, no bottled soft-drinks, and no hydrogenated oils. Substitute Virgin olive oil, or Virgin Coconut Oil (Tropical Traditions) Just give him fresh
juices, lots of distilled water,
clean fruits and veggies, simple
cooked foods like rice, a first-rate multiple vitamin, lots of vitamin
C, in the form of sodium ascorbate
powder, and a few green superfoods
like Greens+ or Dr. Schulze 's Superfood.

Do that for a minimum of two months,
and see if his symptoms regress.
If he also takes a walk every day,
gets some sunshine every day (without sunscreen or sunglasses),
and gets to bed early each night,
I think the early maturity will come
to a halt.

But I also suugest that you ask Andreas Moritz (Ask Andreas here at
CZ) your questions. Andreas is a
master diagnostician. I am sure he
will give you the definitive answer
to your grandson's problems. It can
be tough getting your question on
Andreas' forum. He takes only 6
questions a day, and lots of people
want to consult him.

In your place, I would consult Andreas by phone or email. I think
he charges $20.00 for an email response (if you can't get your question on his forum). That's a lot
less than doctors charge. It would
be worth it to me. His email address
is: andmor@ener-chi.com Send him
a short email (tell him Owen suggested it) and ask him about
consultation prices by way of email
and the phone. His number is 1-864-848-6410 (South Carolina).

Trust your intuition! I'll keep your
grandson in my prayers.

Blessings,

Owen

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