They arent experimental. We established that. The effects and side effects are very well known and widely shared online and in printed materials. And that they've been prescribed clinics for 10+ yrs.
And we know all gac has a 1% regret rate.
Sounds like gac is at least effective. Safe is relative.
And we know all gac has a 1% regret rate.
Sounds like gac is at least effective. Safe is relative.
December 17, 2025 at 12:18 AM
They arent experimental. We established that. The effects and side effects are very well known and widely shared online and in printed materials. And that they've been prescribed clinics for 10+ yrs.
And we know all gac has a 1% regret rate.
Sounds like gac is at least effective. Safe is relative.
And we know all gac has a 1% regret rate.
Sounds like gac is at least effective. Safe is relative.
Like a week trying to convince me of the lie puberty blockers off label = experimental. Or reed was an expert provider
Im just sharing facts to show blockers are well established as an intervention in gac and Dr's know what they have prescribed for over a decade.
And all gac has a 1% regret rate.
Im just sharing facts to show blockers are well established as an intervention in gac and Dr's know what they have prescribed for over a decade.
And all gac has a 1% regret rate.
December 17, 2025 at 12:06 AM
Like a week trying to convince me of the lie puberty blockers off label = experimental. Or reed was an expert provider
Im just sharing facts to show blockers are well established as an intervention in gac and Dr's know what they have prescribed for over a decade.
And all gac has a 1% regret rate.
Im just sharing facts to show blockers are well established as an intervention in gac and Dr's know what they have prescribed for over a decade.
And all gac has a 1% regret rate.
Seems you cant refute the facts I shared.
December 16, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Seems you cant refute the facts I shared.
Counter the facts I shared. Or do you agree with them.
If we agree on the facts I shared then great!
I taught you some things you didn't know about a group of medications you are oddly obsessed with other people taking.
Used as part of GAC for over a decade.
Still not your business though.
If we agree on the facts I shared then great!
I taught you some things you didn't know about a group of medications you are oddly obsessed with other people taking.
Used as part of GAC for over a decade.
Still not your business though.
December 16, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Counter the facts I shared. Or do you agree with them.
If we agree on the facts I shared then great!
I taught you some things you didn't know about a group of medications you are oddly obsessed with other people taking.
Used as part of GAC for over a decade.
Still not your business though.
If we agree on the facts I shared then great!
I taught you some things you didn't know about a group of medications you are oddly obsessed with other people taking.
Used as part of GAC for over a decade.
Still not your business though.
Talking about fish species is the same thing as talking about types of gender affirming care! Totally.
Absolutely! Makes sense.
Anyway do you have anything to counter the facts I shared? Peer reviewed studies showing its much higher?
Groups claiming they were never told what blockers do?
Absolutely! Makes sense.
Anyway do you have anything to counter the facts I shared? Peer reviewed studies showing its much higher?
Groups claiming they were never told what blockers do?
December 16, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Talking about fish species is the same thing as talking about types of gender affirming care! Totally.
Absolutely! Makes sense.
Anyway do you have anything to counter the facts I shared? Peer reviewed studies showing its much higher?
Groups claiming they were never told what blockers do?
Absolutely! Makes sense.
Anyway do you have anything to counter the facts I shared? Peer reviewed studies showing its much higher?
Groups claiming they were never told what blockers do?
What argument? I am not making an argument. You invented one.
I am saying
-GAC has a peer reviewed proven regret rate of 1%
-Blockers, therapy, hormones, surgery are all under the umbrella of GAC.
-MDs and clinics tell patients blockers effects good & bad
Happy to discuss any evidence contrary.
I am saying
-GAC has a peer reviewed proven regret rate of 1%
-Blockers, therapy, hormones, surgery are all under the umbrella of GAC.
-MDs and clinics tell patients blockers effects good & bad
Happy to discuss any evidence contrary.
December 16, 2025 at 8:00 PM
What argument? I am not making an argument. You invented one.
I am saying
-GAC has a peer reviewed proven regret rate of 1%
-Blockers, therapy, hormones, surgery are all under the umbrella of GAC.
-MDs and clinics tell patients blockers effects good & bad
Happy to discuss any evidence contrary.
I am saying
-GAC has a peer reviewed proven regret rate of 1%
-Blockers, therapy, hormones, surgery are all under the umbrella of GAC.
-MDs and clinics tell patients blockers effects good & bad
Happy to discuss any evidence contrary.
I said it to inform you of the fact that GAC has a 1% regret rate.
You took it to mean something more and put words in my mouth.
Many times over now.
Unrelated gender MDs and gender clinics know what blockers do and inform clinics of what they do and don't do. And side effects.
You took it to mean something more and put words in my mouth.
Many times over now.
Unrelated gender MDs and gender clinics know what blockers do and inform clinics of what they do and don't do. And side effects.
December 16, 2025 at 7:47 PM
I said it to inform you of the fact that GAC has a 1% regret rate.
You took it to mean something more and put words in my mouth.
Many times over now.
Unrelated gender MDs and gender clinics know what blockers do and inform clinics of what they do and don't do. And side effects.
You took it to mean something more and put words in my mouth.
Many times over now.
Unrelated gender MDs and gender clinics know what blockers do and inform clinics of what they do and don't do. And side effects.
Why do you keep mentioning things I never said? Its not helping.
I am glad we are in agreement. GAC has a 1% regret rate. Blockers have been used for 10 years for gac
MDs and clinicks know enough about blockers to inform patients on what they may do both good and bad.
Nice!
I am glad we are in agreement. GAC has a 1% regret rate. Blockers have been used for 10 years for gac
MDs and clinicks know enough about blockers to inform patients on what they may do both good and bad.
Nice!
December 16, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Why do you keep mentioning things I never said? Its not helping.
I am glad we are in agreement. GAC has a 1% regret rate. Blockers have been used for 10 years for gac
MDs and clinicks know enough about blockers to inform patients on what they may do both good and bad.
Nice!
I am glad we are in agreement. GAC has a 1% regret rate. Blockers have been used for 10 years for gac
MDs and clinicks know enough about blockers to inform patients on what they may do both good and bad.
Nice!
I am saying GAC has a 1% regret rate. Regret rates don't generally measure safety and efficacy far as I can tell.
Also saying blockers fit under the umbrella of GAC for a decade plus.
AND MDs and clinics know what blockers do. Both good and bad and share that widely.
Also saying blockers fit under the umbrella of GAC for a decade plus.
AND MDs and clinics know what blockers do. Both good and bad and share that widely.
December 16, 2025 at 5:25 PM
I am saying GAC has a 1% regret rate. Regret rates don't generally measure safety and efficacy far as I can tell.
Also saying blockers fit under the umbrella of GAC for a decade plus.
AND MDs and clinics know what blockers do. Both good and bad and share that widely.
Also saying blockers fit under the umbrella of GAC for a decade plus.
AND MDs and clinics know what blockers do. Both good and bad and share that widely.
"Does the claim that blockers have a 1 percent regret rate"
Who made that claim to you? Are they with you now? Ask them!
We do know MDs know what they may do both good and bad for a patient and that's why they tell them as much. Info thats widely available on hospital websites too. Facts.
Who made that claim to you? Are they with you now? Ask them!
We do know MDs know what they may do both good and bad for a patient and that's why they tell them as much. Info thats widely available on hospital websites too. Facts.
December 16, 2025 at 5:14 PM
"Does the claim that blockers have a 1 percent regret rate"
Who made that claim to you? Are they with you now? Ask them!
We do know MDs know what they may do both good and bad for a patient and that's why they tell them as much. Info thats widely available on hospital websites too. Facts.
Who made that claim to you? Are they with you now? Ask them!
We do know MDs know what they may do both good and bad for a patient and that's why they tell them as much. Info thats widely available on hospital websites too. Facts.
Blockers are part of the umbrella term of gender affirming care. We both agree there right? I mean I have shown that multiple times for you.
Researchers and providers consider them as one of the available treatments in GAC. Thats a fact.
And MDs tell their pts what they will do - good and bad
Researchers and providers consider them as one of the available treatments in GAC. Thats a fact.
And MDs tell their pts what they will do - good and bad
December 16, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Blockers are part of the umbrella term of gender affirming care. We both agree there right? I mean I have shown that multiple times for you.
Researchers and providers consider them as one of the available treatments in GAC. Thats a fact.
And MDs tell their pts what they will do - good and bad
Researchers and providers consider them as one of the available treatments in GAC. Thats a fact.
And MDs tell their pts what they will do - good and bad
I have made the correct claim that blockers have been prescribed for 10 plus years for GAC. MDs and hospitals can tell patients what the blockers will do including potential side effects. They list them out on their websites and in printed materials.
Factually GAC has a 1% regret rate. Peer reviewed
Factually GAC has a 1% regret rate. Peer reviewed
December 16, 2025 at 5:02 PM
I have made the correct claim that blockers have been prescribed for 10 plus years for GAC. MDs and hospitals can tell patients what the blockers will do including potential side effects. They list them out on their websites and in printed materials.
Factually GAC has a 1% regret rate. Peer reviewed
Factually GAC has a 1% regret rate. Peer reviewed
Honestly not sure why I didn't bring this up sooner. Seems to have you kind of spirling a bit.
December 16, 2025 at 4:55 PM
Honestly not sure why I didn't bring this up sooner. Seems to have you kind of spirling a bit.
What claims? I claimed blockers are a continued part of the umbrella of Gender Affirming Care. And have been for over a decade. That's a fact. GAC has a 1% regret rate. Also a fact.
I made no claims outside of those facts no matter how much you wish I did or how many times you post your argue book.
I made no claims outside of those facts no matter how much you wish I did or how many times you post your argue book.
December 16, 2025 at 4:54 PM
What claims? I claimed blockers are a continued part of the umbrella of Gender Affirming Care. And have been for over a decade. That's a fact. GAC has a 1% regret rate. Also a fact.
I made no claims outside of those facts no matter how much you wish I did or how many times you post your argue book.
I made no claims outside of those facts no matter how much you wish I did or how many times you post your argue book.
Wow! That's great! You are learning things! Look at us sharing facts!
Facts like GAC has a 1% regret rate!
Facts like GAC has a 1% regret rate!
December 16, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Wow! That's great! You are learning things! Look at us sharing facts!
Facts like GAC has a 1% regret rate!
Facts like GAC has a 1% regret rate!
I typed it because GAC has a 1% regret rate. Anything beyond that is you putting words into my mouth and creating arguments I did not make when I restate that fact. But it explains your furious book posts.
Typical. Why would MDs prescribe something for over a decade if they did absolutely nothing?
Typical. Why would MDs prescribe something for over a decade if they did absolutely nothing?
December 16, 2025 at 4:41 PM
I typed it because GAC has a 1% regret rate. Anything beyond that is you putting words into my mouth and creating arguments I did not make when I restate that fact. But it explains your furious book posts.
Typical. Why would MDs prescribe something for over a decade if they did absolutely nothing?
Typical. Why would MDs prescribe something for over a decade if they did absolutely nothing?
Gac absolutely has a 1% regret rate. Yes I agree with you. So does peer reviewed research. Gac includes therapy, blockers, hormones and surgery. Yes.
Thats good right?
Thats good right?
December 16, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Gac absolutely has a 1% regret rate. Yes I agree with you. So does peer reviewed research. Gac includes therapy, blockers, hormones and surgery. Yes.
Thats good right?
Thats good right?
Hard to be hung up on something I never typed. Disingenuous guy trying to argue with himself still.
Why would MDs in specialized medicine prescribe something that doesn't work for over a decade? How can they tell PTs what will happen when they take it including side effects - if they do nothing?
Why would MDs in specialized medicine prescribe something that doesn't work for over a decade? How can they tell PTs what will happen when they take it including side effects - if they do nothing?
December 16, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Hard to be hung up on something I never typed. Disingenuous guy trying to argue with himself still.
Why would MDs in specialized medicine prescribe something that doesn't work for over a decade? How can they tell PTs what will happen when they take it including side effects - if they do nothing?
Why would MDs in specialized medicine prescribe something that doesn't work for over a decade? How can they tell PTs what will happen when they take it including side effects - if they do nothing?
You seem pretty hung up on things I never claimed.
Do doctors prescribe things in specialized fields for over a decade if they dont do anything? How do hospitals have descriptions of blockers effects for gd youth on their websites if they dont know what they do? Or warnings about side effects?
Do doctors prescribe things in specialized fields for over a decade if they dont do anything? How do hospitals have descriptions of blockers effects for gd youth on their websites if they dont know what they do? Or warnings about side effects?
December 16, 2025 at 3:27 PM
You seem pretty hung up on things I never claimed.
Do doctors prescribe things in specialized fields for over a decade if they dont do anything? How do hospitals have descriptions of blockers effects for gd youth on their websites if they dont know what they do? Or warnings about side effects?
Do doctors prescribe things in specialized fields for over a decade if they dont do anything? How do hospitals have descriptions of blockers effects for gd youth on their websites if they dont know what they do? Or warnings about side effects?
Gac has a 1% regret rate. Thats a fact. Blockers are considered part of gac and have been for over a decade. Also a fact.
Do MDs prescribe things for over a decade if they dont do anything at all? Is that common in specialized medicine?
Do MDs prescribe things for over a decade if they dont do anything at all? Is that common in specialized medicine?
December 16, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Gac has a 1% regret rate. Thats a fact. Blockers are considered part of gac and have been for over a decade. Also a fact.
Do MDs prescribe things for over a decade if they dont do anything at all? Is that common in specialized medicine?
Do MDs prescribe things for over a decade if they dont do anything at all? Is that common in specialized medicine?
Blockers are absolutely part of the umbrella term gender affirming care. Thats correct.
Is a 1% regret rate good or bad to you? Should it be higher? Remember spine surgeries have a 40ish% regret rate. Eesh. That sounds iffy.
Is a 1% regret rate good or bad to you? Should it be higher? Remember spine surgeries have a 40ish% regret rate. Eesh. That sounds iffy.
December 16, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Blockers are absolutely part of the umbrella term gender affirming care. Thats correct.
Is a 1% regret rate good or bad to you? Should it be higher? Remember spine surgeries have a 40ish% regret rate. Eesh. That sounds iffy.
Is a 1% regret rate good or bad to you? Should it be higher? Remember spine surgeries have a 40ish% regret rate. Eesh. That sounds iffy.
Lol! Well none of them have any trans people in their life so far as I can tell but trans people are also everywhere and destroying modern society. Hmm
December 16, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Lol! Well none of them have any trans people in their life so far as I can tell but trans people are also everywhere and destroying modern society. Hmm
Gender affirming care does include blockers and we both agree there. Has for over a decade now.
Is a 1% regret rate for gac bad to you? I would think you would be happy about that. It confirms doctors are doing things right. Patient outcomes are very very important.
Is a 1% regret rate for gac bad to you? I would think you would be happy about that. It confirms doctors are doing things right. Patient outcomes are very very important.
December 16, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Gender affirming care does include blockers and we both agree there. Has for over a decade now.
Is a 1% regret rate for gac bad to you? I would think you would be happy about that. It confirms doctors are doing things right. Patient outcomes are very very important.
Is a 1% regret rate for gac bad to you? I would think you would be happy about that. It confirms doctors are doing things right. Patient outcomes are very very important.
Im just basing that claim off of what ive read from anti trans folks.
December 16, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Im just basing that claim off of what ive read from anti trans folks.
To hammer home the point that gender affirming care which includes blockers for over a decade has a 1% regret rate per multiple peer reviewed studies. Something that apparently really bothers you. But I would think you would consider it a good thing given how much you "care" about trans health.
December 16, 2025 at 2:56 PM
To hammer home the point that gender affirming care which includes blockers for over a decade has a 1% regret rate per multiple peer reviewed studies. Something that apparently really bothers you. But I would think you would consider it a good thing given how much you "care" about trans health.