Andrew Huberman· PhD
so we think about puberty onset and females first we have really thearchy which is the development of breasts so that happens about two years on average before you have minarchy which is your period starting
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so we think about puberty onset and females first we have really thearchy which is the development of breasts so that happens about two years on average before you have minarchy which is your period starting
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so you said uh breast Bud development and then breast development on average about two years before years before you have sexual hair development so actually adrin Archy is one of the first usually comes right before at the same time with breast buds so two to three years before you'll see your period And so genital hair underarm hair ex yeah genital hair usually first and then underarm hair