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So, guys, I fell down the rabbit hole researching a story that you might have seen already.

The story is that WPath stands for the World Professional Association for Transgender Health.

WPath released a new set of standards. They call it a standard of care for how medical professionals

should treat transgender people when they come in, not for general medical care, but for care related to their gender dysphoria or their gender discomfort.

And so, what I want to do on the show today is I want to talk about these standards of care.

First of all, I want to talk about what they are, what they encompass, what is recommended now across the board in the medical community

for people suffering from gender dysphoria, adults and children alike.

I also want to talk a little bit about WPath, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health.

And why they, of all places, this very biased, very ideologically leftist organization, why they get to set the standards.

They make this stuff up. Why do they have so much power over our entire medical community,

over every doctor and therapist and healthcare provider when these providers are taking care of transgender people?

Why do they have to obey the recommendations from WPath?

So, doing research on this, I fell down the rabbit hole a little bit in regards to who founded WPath

and who WPath relies on when they invent this criteria for how doctors are forced to treat transgender people

when these people come in with gender dysphoria.

So, I know I say this a lot.

The whole thing is kind of bananas, but I want to just walk through it step by step.

So, let's get to it.

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