A landmark study from the prestigious Mayo Clinic revealed that puberty blockers can cause irreparable harm to boys. This is the exact opposite of the message perpetuated by transgender activists. The study questions the safety of so-called “gender-affirming care” and points to a possible link between puberty blockers and cancer.
of preprint research We found that the use of puberty blockers in boys can cause mild to severe testicular atrophy.
The study, which has not yet been peer-reviewed, utilized samples from Mayo Clinic’s Pediatric Testicular Biobank for Fertility Preservation.
In this scientific study, testicular specimens from 87 biological males under the age of 18 undergoing fertility-sparing surgery were examined. The group included 16 boys with gender dysphoria between the ages of 10 and 16. Of these 16 patients, 9 took puberty blockers between 3 and 52 months.
Two of the nine transgender patients who were taking puberty blockers had abnormal testicular features on examination, and one had abnormalities in both testicles, including underdevelopment of the tunica albuginea that protects the testicles. Ta.
A 12-year-old boy who had been on puberty blockers for 14 months had 59% testicular atrophy, along with microlithiasis, the small calcium lumps associated with testicular cancer.
Researchers found that in a 14-year-old boy who had been taking puberty blockers for more than four years, more than 90% of the cells responsible for sperm production were stunted at an early age.
The study questions whether the inhibitory factors of adolescence are truly reversible, as LGBTQ activists claim. Researchers present possible evidence that gender-affirming care with puberty blockers can alter gene expression patterns and permanently impact male fertility.
This study points to a conversation about the need for further research into the potential risks of puberty blockers for young men.
Author JK Rowling, a prominent critic of transgender issues, promoted the findings on her social media page X.
“‘The steward’s bell began to ring, but it was hard to learn anything…The passengers of the Titanic began their search for answers…’ Walter Lord, ‘A Night to Remember'” Rowling I have written.
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