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How do you treat delayed puberty?

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You dont. It will eventually come.

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the person above is mostly correct however a paper released last week showed that the body collects zinc for the years before puberty and will only start when certain levels are reached. in 1 about 0.00005% of zinc is absorbed so you could decrease the time to start not finish by eating zinc rich food

zinc rich food- citrus like orange and lemon and lime

cocunut nuts eggs contain some and milk contains some also

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