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The Truth About Child Transition
We are in the midst of one of the greatest child abuse scandals in world history. Child transition — the practice of trying to change the sex of children with puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries — is an unregulated, unethical experiment on children, harming them for life, with no medical justification.
It is the endgame of gender ideology — a dangerous movement which has proliferated throughout governments, NGOs, universities, schools, and social media. Intergovernmental bodies such as the UN and the WHO use their influence to push this ideology into every country in the world.
With such a concerted effort, ideological activists have succeeded in driving medical policy, but as you can see from the systematic reviews listed below, that is changing.
There has never been any evidence to support what gender clinics are doing to kids. As we awaken people and nations to the medical scandal that is ongoing, we are making remarkable progress in putting a stop to this madness.
Much work over many years is still to be done, and we are going to do it. Our work will not stop until this child abuse stops.
THE CASS REVIEW: Study of Adolescent Gender Dysphoria Treatment (UK)
STUDY OBJECTIVE:
Independent Review of Gender Identity Services for Children and Young People to provide recommendations on issues related to the delivery of these services.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Early intervention studies (2015-2016) found no benefits from puberty blockers, with 2020 results confirming no positive outcomes.
- Despite this, puberty blockers became routine in 2014, used on a wider patient group not meeting original research criteria.
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Using a treatment with unclear benefits without further review significantly deviates from standard medical practice.
HHS STUDY: Review of Treatment for Pediatric Gender Dysphoria
STUDY OBJECTIVE:
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
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A lack of evidence demonstrating medical and surgical treatments for gender dysphoria in children improve mental health or reduce gender dysphoria effectively.
- Puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones can cause significant harms, such as infertility, making the risk/benefit balance unfavorable.
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Weak evidence calls for cautious guidelines and policies, emphasizing ongoing evaluation and improved data collection.
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Patients and families are not provided clear information on the benefits, risks, and uncertainties of treatments due to inadequate informed consent.
THE WPATH FILES: Pseudoscientific Surgical & Hormonal Experiments on Children
STUDY OBJECTIVE:
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Lack of Informed Consent: Clinicians acknowledging that some patients, including minors and those with severe mental health issues, are recieving irreversible treatments such as puberty blockers, hormones, and surgeries despite not being able to fully understand the consequences, such as infertility or loss of sexual function.
- Awareness of Harmful Outcomes: WPATH members discuss serious side effects of treatments, including cancer, pelvic floor dysfunction, and sterility, yet often dismiss concerns about long-term patient outcomes, prioritizing access to interventions over caution.
- Unscientific Practices: The files reveal an improvisational approach to treatments, with clinicians discussing experimental procedures like “nullification” surgeries and acknowledging a lack of evidence for long-term outcomes, undermining WPATH’s claim of providing evidence-based care.
SWEDEN STUDY: Follow-Up After Sex Reassignment Surgery
STUDY OBJECTIVE:
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- People who undergo sex reassignment surgery have a much higher chance of dying, especially by suicide, compared to others of the same birth sex.
- Those who have had sex reassignment surgery are more likely to attempt suicide and need hospital care for mental health issues than the general population.
- Women who transition to men, are more likely to commit crimes compared to others of their birth sex.