Puberty-blockers are "ruining peoples lives", gender-critical activist and model Sascha Bailey warned, as he reacted to the NHS investing over £10million in researching children's gender care.

Puberty blockers are medications that are prescribed to delay puberty and stop the body from producing sex hormones.

Bailey expressed concern about the "absurdity" of nearly making a decision that would have cost him "the ability to have children forever".

He explained: "The thing with scientific studies is you have to leave the door open; otherwise, people will say it’s not scientific."

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The NHS is investing more than £10 million in research into children's gender care, including the use of puberty blockers{ai:summary}<p>Sascha Bailey, a gender-critical activist, criticized the NHS's £10 million investment in researching children's gender care, claiming puberty-blockers are "ruining people's lives." He raised concerns about the long-term consequences of such treatments, including infertility. </p><p>Bailey emphasized the importance of scientific studies being open to scrutiny to maintain their credibility. #society</p>

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