Is feeding kids, especially girls, too much chicken, fruitless for them because of breast growth hormones?

I'm raising my 3 grandkids beside my son as he suddenly and unexpectedly became a single parent near a heavy work agenda. I like to use boneless, skinless chicken breasts for most of my recipe. I always roast, never bread or deep fry! I'm 46 and that's righteous for me. But a friend just told me that it's not so suitable for young girls, they are 6 & 8, because they use closely of breast growth hormones on the production chickens for more white meat? Is this true? She's kind of a worrier and not completely open minded nearly things. So I am asking you all for your opinion. Thank You.

Peace,
Laurie
Answers:

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Chicken is almost the only meat i'll eat and I enjoy DD boobs! HAHA!

Aslong as you don't fry your food then it is well.

Do some research and ask a doctor.

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Switch to organic free reach chicken.

Yes you should be concerned. Here is a link that covers hormones within food. It states: "The FDA permits six hormones to be given to livestock." but the relevant external intertwine doesn't work - how convenient!. Do they, the FDA, want consumers to know this?!
http://www.checnet.org/healthehouse/educ...

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try to grasp natural food for them your right to verbs about hormones and other cast-offs in lots of food they trade today

Will I ever get my growth spurt at age 14?

Yes I would be concerned- jump for free range chicken.
We enjoy farms locally that yes they charge a bit more but they're not within cages and they don't put away hormone injected foods to promote bigger breasts.
I would also be concerned with your milk as to be exact another newly debate item of hormones in it.
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