Minion Grief Counselor: Lily Alexandre Denies that Estrogen is a Carcinogen

For more information about how sex hormones like testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone are known carcinogens, and how frequently providers and trans activists are nevertheless magically concluding switching won’t cause excess cancers despite profound lack of data for these experimental cross-sex applications, see this article. The genetic lesions formed by exposure to complete carcinogens, i.e. induction, which is prior to the formation of an actual cancerous cell, is known to be an irreversible process. Once you pop, the fun don’t stop. That means that men switching to the female risk profile are not actually able to abandon the male risk profile they acquired during gestation, minipuberty of infancy, and if applicable, adolescence through adulthood.

It’s beyond absurd to me that there’s any doubt that taking more carcinogens that are known to cause different cancer types in completely different tissues would somehow just average out like a light switch. It seems more likely that the Gender Jesuits believe it would not be fair if they could not transition without consequence, therefore this is how it’s got to work. That’s what faith in gender Jesus gets you. They believe there’s some fundamental core “human” that can be made male or female with drugs, ignoring the fact that there is a fundamental genetic difference between the sexes as well as the irreversible effect on future cancer risk of prior exposure to mutagenic chemicals.

Here are a few examples of medical clinics either acknoweldging, omitting or downplaying the cancer risk of estrogen to various tissue types, and generally failing to directly state that estrogen by itself causes cancers. Here are a few examples of medical clinics either omitting or downplaying the cancer risk of estrogen to various tissue types, and failing to directly state that estrogen by itself causes cancers:

For a look at the range of information regarding the carcinogenic aspect of estrogen, please see my substack. The documents range from conceding the risk, acknowledging the possibility of the risk while downplaying it, to saying that no one knows, to simply omitting it: https://exulansic.substack.com/publish/post/94162991