Xander Moricz

That would be unacceptable.

That's not what's happening.

Well, no, let's break it down.

I would love to break it down for you.

No one's advocating for that.

Let's break it down.

So 1% to 3% of the youth population in the United States of America are trans.

About 15% of that 1% to 3% receive reversible or partially reversible gender-affirming care.

I'm talking about hormone blockers.

I'm talking about hormone replacement therapy.

It is reversible.

In many cases, so I understand.

Some of these things are not fully reversible.

That's why it's reversible and partially reversible.

Some hormone blockers are not fully reversible, but the World Health Organization, the American Medical Association, the American Psychological Association, and the American Psychiatric Association work to set standards and approve that all of these cares are life-saving.

What we see is that the vast majority of people who receive this care never end up regretting its care.

Do you know what the regret rate for reversible care is in the United States of America for transgender youth?

Do you know the rate, though?

Do you know the rate?

The rate is 1%.