Generally, well-nourished and healthy children begin puberty later than children who have experienced serious health problems or inadequate nutrition.

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Generally, well-nourished and healthy children begin puberty earlier than those who have experienced serious health problems or inadequate nutrition, as proper nutrition and health are key factors in the timely onset of puberty.

Generally, Well-Nourished and Healthy Children Begin Puberty Later Than Children