UK: Truss Leads Campaign to End NHS Puberty Blocker Loophole
UK: Liz Truss Leads Campaign to End NHS Puberty Blocker Loophole
The Facts
Despite the government banning puberty blockers for minors last month, a loophole in the law still allows the National Health Service (NHS) England to prescribe them to children under "exceptional circumstances."
The ban on puberty blockers, which block the production of hormones that cause puberty and are mostly used by children who want to change genders, came after the NHS found "not enough evidence" of their safety and efficacy.
The Spin
Society has been brainwashed into thinking puberty blockers are a safe and normalmainstream treatment because the data on risks have been hidden from them. Most children who don't resort to puberty blockers end up growing out of this mindset, but those who are pushed into these treatments by corrupt doctors and activists end up getting hurt. Transgenderism is a political movement with serious medical consequences. It must be put to an end now.
Puberty blocking is a far more nuanced matter than its opponents want to admit. These drugs have been safely prescribed for other medical issues for decades, and they've also been used to improve the mental health of transgender children, including in dire circumstances. While we still need more robust studies on the matter, that doesn't mean that puberty blockers should be banned for every child suffering from gender dysphoria.
