Posted on 04/23/2023 6:55:07 AM PDT by lowbridge
The National Institutes of Health is funding a study via a women's health grant that is recruiting people as young as 18 to uncover what it acknowledges as the "unknown" cardiovascular effects of surgically removing testicles on patients diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
The observational study is looking for 30 gender diverse biological male participants who are interested in the orchiectomy procedure, which has also been referred to as "surgical castration" in medical literature.
The chief investigator is Dr. Sean Iwamoto, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
However, it was unclear if Dr. Iwamoto had established predictions of what the outcomes of his research would show before the evidence presented itself.
The study's preliminary abstract acknowledges the lack of research on the cardiovascular side effects of the orchiectomy procedure.
"Trans women appear to be at greater risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and blood clots compared to non-trans adults. The effect of orchiectomy on CVD risk among trans women is unknown, but orchiectomy may change blood vessel function and metabolic health," the study said.
Dr. Iwamototo's biography page on the medical school's website appeared to endorse a particular conclusion, calling the treatments "life-saving," which provide "maximal physical… benefits."
Dr. Iwamoto said, "Better understanding acute and chronic effects of… gender-affirming surgery… will increase our confidence that these life-saving treatments provide maximal physical and mental health benefits and minimal risks, particularly related to cardiovascular disease."
Fox News Digital reached out to the NIH and the medical school, asking whether they believed Dr. Iwamoto displayed a clear bias on his biography page by appearing to state a conclusion of what his research will show in the early recruiting phase but did not immediately receive a response.
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Be like Moochelle. Hang on to those suckers.
“The National Institutes of Health is funding a study via a women’s health grant that is recruiting people as young as 18 to uncover what it acknowledges as the “unknown” cardiovascular effects of surgically removing testicles on patients diagnosed with gender dysphoria.”
“Democracy” and “our values” in a “rules-based order.”
Do they get ice cream, afterwards?
“Friends, Romainians, Countrymen, lend me your testicles!”
People in this field should start by experimenting on themselves. But they haven’t got the balls.
In short,the study of testicles will be funded by Women’s Health
Any 18 year old male who wants to be castrated does not need to be studied for side effects; his very apparent unhinged condition is only exceeded be the ghouls who masquerade as so-called experts who theoretically want to study them.
The gyno-centric society we have hates men.
Let’s cut the balls off of ALL DEMOCRATS so we can study the results. We already know about ball-less GOP.
Eunuchs R Us
How long before the remove the voluntary aspect of it? If it isn’t a random sample of 30 men, what good is the test? From animals, when you do this the animals get heavier, faster. Which brings up another thought, why not just do testing on animals? Women have 1,000’s of cats castorated every day.
The physicians who are performing these trans gender mutilations are no different than Josef Mengele the Nazi concentration camp “doctor”. At their core, like him, they are sadists.
Why don’t the Mengeles at NIH try it on themselves and not bother anyone else??
Sterilization. The goal is to sterilize the youth. Make them into Eunuchs to be used for the sex industry.
It doesn’t like women very much either, hence men allowed in women’s restrooms/locker rooms and women discarded from their own sports divisions.
Hypogonadism (low testosterone) in men is associated with fatigue, decreased mental acuity, mood swings, depression, decreased muscle mass, weight gain, diabetes, sleep apnea, heart disease, thyroid problems, and osteoporosis.
Many years ago a convicted rapist was trying to get castrated to avoid prison. The doctors wouldn’t do it as they said it would be unethical even if he consented. I wonder what has changed?
This is a very eunuch situation- but those doing the science should do so on themselves “for the science”-
But of course they won’t, they are cowards
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