The number of children being put on puberty blockers has doubled since the NHS pledged to clamp down on the treatment, The Telegraph can disclose.
At least 100 children – some as young as 12 – have been put on the drugs to prevent puberty since July 2022, when health officials said the practice would be stopped outside of clinical trials after a darning review of children's gender services.
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this whole thing is so fricking ridiculous. a 12 year old is not old enough to consent to something so LIFE CHANGING. i can't wrap my head around any of this.
we need to pump up those numbers, so ALL kids can be properly informed of what puberty will do to their body and be mentally capable of making an informed decision once they are old enough to do so. at this point puberty blockers should be like vaccines. mandatory.
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You'll need more
emojis to cover the overwhelming number of medical associations that dunk on people like you
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Like 5 years ago these quacks were knowingly getting ppl addicted to heroin for back pain.
Could there be an industry that might make a lot of money of regularly healthy ppl giving themselves lifelong medical complications from a trend they took part in as children?
No, it's the chuds who are wrong
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