Shocking News Regarding Childhood Medical Transition: 12 Alarming Complications of Childhood Medical Transition That Everyone Needs to Know

Transman Scott Newgent
Jul 24, 2022
6 min read

Several years ago, I researched medical transition, with a specific focus on childhood medical transition. What I discovered sparked significant controversy and discussions, a firestorm, shall we say.

After 27 states passed bans to halt childhood medical transition, I felt it was appropriate to take a step back. My recent investigation has revealed that only one state, Iowa, is actually enforcing the ban. Because of this, I believe my research could be beneficial to fellow advocates working to protect children.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the ball of childhood medical transition follows.

In recent years, the discussions surrounding medical transitioning for youth have gained significant traction. It’s essential to delve into the known facts and consider the implications of such decisions. The available evidence suggests that medical transitions can pose serious health risks, both physically and psychologically.

Firstly, studies indicate a concerning trend: individuals who undergo medical transition may face decreased life expectancy and an increased risk of premature death due to heart attacks and pulmonary embolisms. Additionally, there are reports of bone and liver damage linked to hormone treatments. These concerns raise critical questions: What happens to a biological boy who undergoes hormone therapy associated with the opposite sex? The long-term effects of such medical interventions remain largely unknown.

Furthermore, mental health outcomes for transitioning individuals don’t necessarily show the promised improvements. In fact, there are indications of increased mental health complications, higher rates of mood disorders, and even elevated suicide rates compared to the non-trans population. These findings emphasize the importance of thoroughly researching and understanding the psychological ramifications, especially considering the number of detransitioners and the challenges they face.

It’s also crucial to distinguish between natural traits and choices. Sexual orientation, as seen in individuals who are born homosexual, is an inherent characteristic that does not change. In contrast, transgender identity involves interventions such as synthetic hormones and surgeries. This distinction raises essential questions about the motivations and financial incentives driving the transition process, especially for minors.

I believe that homosexuality can be an inherent trait, but I also think it can be influenced by trauma or grooming. Both of these scenarios need to be studied and addressed. Being one's true, authentic self should be embraced in all situations, and whether someone identifies as homosexual or straight—whether influenced by trauma or grooming—should be acknowledged with understanding. This perspective applies to both sides of the spectrum.

We need to engage in genuine conversations and debates with leaders from all viewpoints. Our discussions should recognize that rigid black-and-white thinking may contribute to societal chaos. Ultimately, what we need are true leaders who genuinely desire the best outcomes for everyone, regardless of political affiliations, to step forward.

I believe I am one of those leaders.

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Here is what we do know about medical transition

We must ask hard questions! What happens to a biological boy who takes sex hormones associated with the opposite sex (or vice versa) and grows up without experiencing natural puberty? What are the long-term effects of estrogen on a male's body? Currently, there are no definitive answers.

What psychological effects do detransitioners experience? How many detransitioners are there? These questions remain unanswered as well.

Homosexuality: When a child is born, they may have blonde hair, blue eyes, an IQ of 121, and be homosexual. These inherent traits are permanent and unchanging.

Transgenderism: This condition is created through the use of synthetic hormones and surgical procedures; it is a choice. I understand that many argue otherwise but consider how much money is generated from transitioning children.

In the UK, over a ten-year span, the annual expenditure on hormone blockers increased dramatically from approximately £ 2 million to £ 50 million, representing a 2,400% spike in less than a decade. This significant increase highlights the urgency of the issue, especially considering that the UK has since banned these treatments for minors.

It’s important to note that hormone blockers are eight times more expensive when prescribed to children compared to adults. In the USA, the average cost for a child to receive hormone blockers is around $19,999 per year.

Furthermore, the number of children medically transitioning in the UK rose sharply from 96 cases in 2009 to between 2,515 and 4,515 cases by 2018, marking an astounding increase of 2515% to 4515%.

Given that the UK population includes approximately 11,759,000 children, this translates to a small but significant ratio of kids undergoing medical transition, estimated at 0.00021421889.

Let’s apply the same ratio here in the USA.

The USA population is 73,000,000. Using this ratio, we can compare it to the UK, where 15,638 children are transitioning.

Now, let’s look at the fiscal numbers for the UK:

- For 96 kids transitioning, the cost is $19,999 per child, which totals $1,919,904—approximately $2 million to $50 million per year! This represents a 4,515% increase.

- For 2,519 kids transitioning, the cost is $19,999 per child, resulting in a total of $50,377,481.

**Homosexuality: ** Conversion therapy is ineffective. Trying to change a person's sexuality through conversion therapy is like yelling at someone for a month, insisting they don't have blue eyes and that if they just had faith, their eyes would turn brown—it's absurd! Yet, a child who believes they are homosexual due to trauma or grooming should have therapy to find their true self. Goes both ways.

**Transgenderism: ** It is being promoted to children who experience gender dysphoria, which is a serious mental health condition. What do we know about mental illness? It distorts reality and can overwhelm a developing brain that may not yet have the capacity to understand complex issues. When you add in the profit motives of pharmaceutical companies, the situation becomes even more troubling.

Eighty percent of children work their way through gender dysphoria with talk therapy and anxiety medications, and this is a positive outcome! This should not be seen as negative or transphobic. As someone who is transgender and has fully transitioned medically, I understand these challenges firsthand.

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It’s important to give our kids time to grow out of gender dysphoria. This is something that isn't widely discussed, and often the only voices we hear are from detransitioners. I’m grateful to them for sharing their truths.

Here’s a key point: medical transition can actually worsen gender dysphoria. If you think I'm exaggerating, I encourage you to talk to a therapist who specializes in treating children with anorexia. You won't find any therapist who says, "The best treatment for my anorexia patients is a daily class on the benefits of starvation." No therapist in the world advocates for that approach!

It’s baffling!

Currently, Canada has a bill—Bill C-6—that criminalizes mental health professionals, schools, parents, and others from asking questions like, "What makes you feel gender dysphoric? Where do you believe this is coming from, and why? Let's work through this together to figure out what is best for you."

Under this bill, the only option available is direct medical transition, without any questions asked. The only parties that benefit from this approach are pharmaceutical companies. It's important to note that many of these companies are based in the USA, meaning Canada is contributing to the US economy by not critically evaluating this situation and failing to take a stand by saying, "Hold on a second, this doesn’t seem right, and I don’t care whose feelings I hurt."

Why is it considered problematic to go straight to medical transition without first addressing gender dysphoria through talk therapy? There was a study published in 2019, which trans activists heralded as evidence that "medical transition cures gender dysphoria," titled "Reduction in Mental Health Treatment Utilization Among Transgender Individuals After Gender-Affirming Surgeries," published in the American Journal of Psychiatry. Many may remember it, as I do, but it was later retracted. The truth is that "medical transition" does not resolve these issues and can lead to lifelong medical complications.

All mental health studies that have supported, promoted, or advocated for the medical transition of children as the first line of treatment—due to their supposed high success rates—have also been retracted. Every single one!

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