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https://hermetabolism.org/human-sacrifice/eugenics/dismemberment/gender-affirming-care/
Updated and Verified: September 08, 2024 (News page records significant changes.)
Accessed on September 08, 2024
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Gender-affirming Care will significantly affect her metabolism - and her metabolism will significantly affect gender-affirming care. The subsections have general information about how gender-affirming care may affect her metabolism.
Gender-affirming Care is a procedure and typically an ongoing habit. For women and girls, gender-affirming care describes a spectrum of cosmetic choices to disguise her metabolic sex by disguising her appearance. Gender-affirming Care may involve non-metabolic changes to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex - for example, changes in her clothing fashion, body language, vocal tone, and so forth. Gender-affirming Care may also involve metabolic changes to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex by disguising her appearance - most commonly by either or both surgical dismemberment and chemical castration. The choice of Gender-affirming Care routinely causes many extreme harms to her metabolism.
When she chooses Gender-affirming Care by surgical dismemberment to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex, the two most common dismemberments are (a) vaginectomy: the partial or total dismemberment of her vulva; and (b) mastectomy: the total dismemberment of her mammary glands. Surgical dismemberment carries metabolic harms and risks.
Vaginectomy dismembers a woman or girl's vulva (the vulva being her outer genitalia: vagina, labia, clitoris, and so forth). Vaginectomy causes her severe metabolic risks, according to mainstream urology.1 Most commonly, and perhaps least surprising: vulvar dismemberment often causes the woman or girl to bleed severely from the massive wounds.1 Also, massive wounds generally carry the metabolic risk of causing low energy availability (LEA) for the woman or girl's body - where her body, in a crisis to heal, will divert nutrition away from her metabolism's normal functions - to metabolically fund the repairing of wounds. LEA has its own host of risks and harms.2 Because of these and other metabolic risks and harms, leading urologists urge clinicians to provide informed consent to a woman or girl who is considering vulvar dismemberment to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex through Gender-affirming Care:
The vaginectomy is a hazardous procedure. . . . Because [of] the severity of [possible] complications and because vaginectomy is not really necessary, it must be discussed with the patient whether or not to perform vaginectomy.1 (p. 3064)
Mastectomy dismembers a woman or girl's mammary glands. Although extremely dangerous, mastectomy sometimes strikes clinicians as the best of bad options: as a somewhat common intervention in some cultures to fight breast cancer, mastectomy is well-known, despite its many significant risks.3 Yet, the dismemberment of a woman or girl's mammary glands to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex is a hugely dangerous fad that is still in its infancy. However, plenty of data do demonstrate the unsurprising fact that cosmetic dismemberment of a woman or girl's mammary glands is risky and often harmful to her metabolism. For example, data and analysis published in the Annals of Plastic Surgery suggests that a 12-year-old girl may regret the dismemberment of her mammary glands to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex through Gender-affirming Care.4 Meanwhile, regret is often a key factor in the kind of deep sadness and disappointment that some people choose to describe as depression - which has its own myriad metabolic risks and harms.5
Along with surgical dismemberment, chemical castration is also a common way that she may choose to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex through Gender-affirming Care. Chemical castration is well-known as a punishment for child-rapists.6 Yet, chemical castration - euphemized as hormone therapy for the euphemism of gender affirming care - has generally never been recommended for non-rapists. Indeed, leading medical clinicians warn against cosmetic chemical castration, especially for children.7 Meanwhile, the cosmetic chemical castration of women and girls causes many massive risks and harms to her metabolism. At a minimum: as described above, massive internal injury, which chemical castration causes by definition, will tend to diminish her metabolic status by redirecting much her nutrition away from the support of normal metabolic function and, instead, into the body's frantic and desperate metabolic effort to heal the chemical castration.8
Gender-affirming Care for women and girls describes a spectrum of cosmetic choices to disguise her metabolic sex by disguising her appearance. Gender-affirming Care may involve non-metabolic changes to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex - for example, changes in her clothing fashion, body language, vocal tone, and so forth. Gender-affirming Care may also involve metabolic changes to cosmetically disguise her metabolic sex by disguising her appearance - most commonly by either or both surgical dismemberment and chemical castration. The choice of Gender-affirming Care routinely causes many extreme harms to her metabolism.
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Sincerely,
Dr. R. Floyd Lindquist
Her Metabolism: Founder, Treasurer, Secretary, Lead Data Scientist, and Director of Communications and Research
PhD (Thanatology), PsyD (Psychology), DLP (Law and Policy), MPH (Nutrition & Epidemiology), MS (Nutrition), MA (Counseling)
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