There is, however it is uncommon and expensive, and is usually not administrated to people under 16. For boys, testosterone shots, and for girls estrogen shots.
Overweight children can hit puberty early, but generally girls hit it about age 7 to 16 and boys its about 11 or 12 to 16 so there's no way to speed up the process or slow it down.
You cannot speed it up. It will come eventually so don't worry.
Testosterone increases naturally in boys at about age 11 & that is what starts puberty.
There are hormone substitutes but they will not be used unless you are very late in starting puberty. Are you 16-years-old yet ? if so then visit the doctor, if not then you still have time.
Testosterone hormone replacements will only be used if you are in your later teens and there are no signs of puberty yet beginning.
There are no foods which help you to increase testosterone. Testosterone is produced naturally in the testes when you reach puberty regardless of what you eat.
The brain signals the adrenals to produce a lot of growth hormone. This causes increase in testosterone levels. This hormone drives puberty . it is the reason behing growth of pubic hair,etc.
Well, there is an overall increase in the hormonal levels. Increase in testosterone in boys and estrogen in girls.
The pituitary gland in the brain makes other glands produce excess hormones. This causes increase in testosterone which drives puberty in males. (oestrogen in females)
Testosterone doesnt make a person bald. Testosterone triggers hair growth, the diameter of the hair increase.
And estrogen levels increase when a man has a high amt of body fat, which can contribute to infertility. Yes, testosterone levels are lower in the obese.
In males, testosterone and androgen are the principal sex hormones responsible for puberty. The hormone that dominates female development is estradiol and estrogen.
The main cause of change at puberty are started by the production of our hormones(testosterone for boys and the estrogen and progesterone for girls)
This would depend on your age (and more specifically: bone maturation). If one has completed puberty (excepting any estrogen defficiency/resistance) testosterone, or any hormone for that matter, will not effect height. Before growth plate fusion, however, an increase in testosterone ios necessary for a male to reach full potential height. However, the testosterone increase will eventually hault growth permanently (due to an increase is subsequent estrogen levels, which naturally will eventually cause growth plates to close). So, during puberty, yes the hormone will temporarily increase growth, until eventually: the inevitable end to longitudal growth.
Testosterone and estrogen dont stop puberty. The levels just decrease so there is no more growth.
It mens to get a shot of testosterone or estrogen to speed up puberty.
There would be a difference in levels of testosterone. Levels of testosterone increase during puberty, so a man would have a higher level than a pre-pubescent boy.