The Ministry of Health has just published its evidence brief and position statement on puberty blockers.
From Family First
It is a major blow for activist groups and political parties who have championed the confusion, chemicalisation and castration of vulnerable young people suffering from gender dysphoria and other comorbid disorders.
The conclusion:
“The Evidence Review found a lack of good quality evidence for the effectiveness or safety of puberty blocking treatment in young people with gender dysphoria. We do not have good evidence to say that the medicines used improve the longer-term outcomes for young people with gender-related health needs – nor that the potential longer-term risks are low.”
Simon O’Connor and I broke down the report in a special edition of “Breaking News“. Watch below:
We will further analyse the evidence brief and position statement and update you further on how you can respond to this latest development.
But finally… some major pushback on this harmful agenda.
Kind regards.
Bob McCoskrie
Chief Executive
Martin comments: Puberty blockers have been demonstrated to cause permanent damage to a child’s development, both physically and emotionally. regardless of one’s stance on identity and Gender Dysphoria, Puberty Blockers are neither safe nor effective, much like certain other medications…
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