Experts warn that TikTok encourages children to have trans surgeries

.- Several experts are warning about the risks of allowing children to use TikTok without parental supervision.

This occurs because children are being influenced by young people to take experimental puberty blockers. Also, there are a large number of those who undergo elective surgeries that remove essential parts of the body. In the name of transideology.

According to a recent analysis by the Daily Mail, TikTok videos with the hashtag #Trans have been viewed 26 billion times, the Christian Post reports.

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The videos presented by the young people in a fun and light-hearted way document the different stages they go through after undergoing irreversible surgery. And how they are transformed after the use of experimental hormones.

According to the Christian Post, parents in the UK are increasingly concerned that the food app will attract vulnerable young people. So that they identify with the opposite sex, and potentially for a lifetime of damaging repercussions.

Stephanie Davies-Arai of Transgender Trend said that TikTok is “extremely influential and full of videos portraying medical transition as cool and radical.”

It also issued a warning, saying that “gender is seen as the new rebellion” and that “those social media platforms that promote medical transition should include a warning in this material.”

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“It is incomprehensible that children can be exposed to ads for sexual mutilation surgery 26 billion times,” said researcher Jennifer Bilek.

He also warned that the new reality is that they incite children with the desire to undergo mutilation surgery, as if it were something really amazing and fulfilling for their lives.

“The idea has been commercialized and they are buying into this illusion, as a remedy for all the typical adolescent ailments and anxieties,” Bilek concluded.

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