Children who get body-butchered to become “trans” require MORE anti-psychotic drugs post-transition, study finds

One of the claims often parroted by LGBTs and their “allies” purports that gender dysphoric children who undergo life-altering surgeries and hormone “treatments” end up better off post-op with far fewer mental problems and improved health. Science, however, tells a much different story.

A conveniently overlooked study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that pretty much across the board, children with mental problems who tried to deal with them by cutting off body parts and taking gender-bender pharmaceuticals ended up needing more anti-psychotic drug prescriptions after the dirty deed was done.

Researchers looked at the Department of Defense (DoD) medical records of 3,754 trans-identified adolescents and 6,603 of their siblings who do not identify as transgender. All of the records came from military youth.

They found that there is no improvement in mental health after going trans – and, in fact, mental health appears to get far worse after a child goes trans because of slicing off body parts, wearing clothes of the opposite sex, and various other predominant accouterments of transgenderism do not provide the healing that the transgender industry claims they do.