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The normal age at which puberty starts in both boys and girls has dropped by about two years since the 19th century, to 14 for boys and 12 for girls. This is largely due to improved nutrition – onset of puberty is believed to be triggered by physical size. Another theory is that the epidemic of obesity is to blame.

Absent fathers may be another cause. American researchers have found that biological fathers send out chemical signals that inhibit their daughters’ sexual maturity. Girls whose fathers had left home started their periods earlier.

In Britain, it is now estimated that up to at least one in six children under ten is affected. Indeed, there is a belief that schoolgirls as young as six are entering puberty.

This says the following (can you see the difference)? It makes it look as the added sentence is part of the original article.

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By LOIS ROGERS Last updated at 09:13am on 8th August 2007

Absent fathers may be another cause.

American researchers have found that biological fathers send out chemical signals that inhibit their daughters’ sexual maturity. Girls whose fathers had left home started their periods earlier. (Zionist destruction of the institution of marriage can be blamed for this.)