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@krack932 The first study you posted is interesting: it is a collection of data from a range of studies curated by Sallie Baxendale, who is an anti-transgender activist. Of note: her own cherry-picked research remains inconclusive on the "permanence."

"Puberty blockers for kids are medically necessary" It lobotomizes them, by the way. Let me explain. Sex hormones are critical for brain development during puberty. The hypothalamus, amygdala, cortex, and everything that makes you "you" are all wired and sized under the influence of a prenatal testosterone surge (or lack thereof). This is why putting children on blockers makes their IQ drop and causes them to fall behind developmentally. The parts of the brain critical for emotional regulation, memory, and overall social stability are especially affected. GnRH agonists (blockers) decrease amygdala and hippocampal volume. These changes can't be reversed. Interestingly, smaller amygdala volumes also appear in PTSD, depression, and anxiety disorders. So they destroy a child's ability for emotional regulation and then blame people who are against it when they're neurotic or suicidal. This is all on top of permanent infertility, as it's essentially chemical castration, and it leads to an inability to ever feel pleasure. Puberty blockers are GnRH agonists/antagonists (Leuprolide/Lupron, triptorelin, goserelin). These are the same medications used for castrating sex offenders, for androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) in prostate cancer patients, and for treating precocious puberty in children. In both human and animal studies conducted on these other groups taking the exact same drugs, irreversible brain issues occurred, such as a large drop in IQ and an increased risk of dementia. Here are some studies: Three years after treatment, the group experienced a loss in both performance IQ and full-scale IQ, with a decline of 7 points in the latter. While the average loss of IQ points was 7, it is noteworthy that at least one patient in this study experienced a significant loss of 15 points or more. In animal studies, the results indicate that treatment with a GnRH antagonist/agonist has a detrimental impact on learning and the development of social behaviors and responses to stress in mammals. In male sheep, impairments in spatial memory associated with the treatment were not fully reversed following discontinuation of treatment. Significant effects of treatment were also evident on measures of brain structure, including overall volume, functional connectivity, and neuronal density. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… Fifty-eight men starting ADT versus 84 prostate cancer controls plus 88 healthy men. Formal cognitive testing showed ADT patients were 70% more likely to have cognitive impairment at 6 months and more than twice as likely at 12 months. Men on GnRH analogues with or without anti-androgens showed declines in verbal memory, visuospatial function, and executive function within months; ADT patients had clinically significant drops in at least one domain. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12175403/ ADT is linked to worse visuomotor and visuospatial performance, verbal and visual memory deficits, and increased dementia/Alzheimer's risk (1.5–2.5 times in some large cohorts). pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC74… What's especially cruel about the last part is that, because trans ideology is learned and not innate, they literally forget they were ever "trans" when they get dementia. There are cases of them screaming at nurses "What did you do to my body?!" because the dementia causes them to forget the reason they ever even mutilated themselves in the first place. That's what you're dooming children to. Medically necessary my ass.

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@queenjamsplace @Adam_rstein @Skibbytiggles "Almost daily" sounds like you are stalking me like I said..interesting. not doing a good job of it..cause there are tons of days I dont even mention her. Hell almost a month in one case. Interesting though that my posts coincide with her scamming and stupidity posting.

@Keeen_EN And like all AI.. it gets details wrong the first couple seconds..