Scientists Ben-Gurion Institute of the Negev (BGU) noticed, in fact, that age bestsellers of puberty are based on the gap between the final rise of guardians and the baby, not genetics.

In a study published in the journal PLOS ONE, Dr. Yehuda Limonius and Dr. Michael Friger of the faculty of medical Sciences of BSU together with Slavomir Koziel from the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw stipulate the meaning of this "height gap" and their fresh prediction model to determine the beginning of puberty.

"We noticed, in fact, that the age at which the baby achieves puberty, implemented on how the body responds to the personal need to lift the child," - says Dr. Lemony. "When an' exalted 'baby is seen to rise above the guardian, he has the opportunity to begin puberty before his peers, in order to slow his rise and make sure that his irrevocable Mature rise is located in the 'motivated' spectrum.

"Correct and negotiable:" short " kids do not achieve puberty before the average in society, due to the fact that their bodies allocate them auxiliary time to lift in order to achieve the rise of guardians."

Scientists said that, but there is a wide spread for this, in fact that is the "normal" age for puberty, scientists have not been able to prove the popular suspicion that genetics plays a significant role in determining when a person begins puberty.

Observational retrospective study of BSU was concentrated on groups of Israeli and Polish children. The Israeli group, comprised 110 boys and 60 girls were focused in the endocrinology hospital in the South of Israel in stages from 2004 to 2015 on the basis of the "normal", but below average or rather short rise, or early or late puberty. A Polish group of 162 girls and 173 boys visited Warsaw primary secondary schools. Scientists were led by boys aged 8 to 18 years and young women up to 17 years.

"A child who has reached puberty before their own peers, but at the same time consistent with the parent model of the gap in the rise, must be" healthy " - talks doctor Lemony. "We believe that the actual capacity to more literally predetermine conventional spectra will reduce the need for unnecessary research procedures and will undoubtedly help medical professionals than any other to attribute the appearance of early or late puberty to interested guardians."