I am so adamant that the truth is verified, I am donating my body to UW for study. I am a treasure trove of deformities, defects and disease. All are symptoms of DES poisoning. HughE has been so helpful in helping me understand what's going on.

Quote from: KayXo on August 18, 2017, 04:20:51 PM
Some science can establish cause and effect.

That's the point of science. Faith allows anything to be justified regardless of reality.


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Quote from: Jessica on August 17, 2017, 08:44:13 AM
Thanks girls for the responses, one factor with me, especially in utero, is that I was exposed to DES which is a form of estrogen my mother took to help with miscarriage.  It's thought that my brain was miswired before I was born.
Hugs, Jessica 🤷‍♀️

You're lucky she didn't take thalidomide.

http://www.thalidomide.ca/the-canadian-tragedy/

Quote from: DawnOday on August 18, 2017, 05:38:18 PM
I am so adamant that the truth is verified, I am donating my body to UW for study. I am a treasure trove of deformities, defects and disease. All are symptoms of DES poisoning. HughE has been so helpful in helping me understand what's going on.

Thanks! I'm glad someone has found the stuff I've posted useful. It just saddens me that the mainstream media haven't picked up on the story (apart from the news item Dion Lim of WTSP Florida did last year), since I can't see the medical industry ever voluntarily owning up to it. It's bad enough how the DES children have been completely thrown under the bus by the medical establishment, but if there's any possibility that hormones currently in use are continuing to cause people to be born trans, then something needs to be done about it!

I have noticed no differences since taking HRT. I am a bit calmer but that's it. I already believe I had a female brain before HRT so why would there be changes.

Quote from: missmolly on August 24, 2017, 02:28:19 PM
I have noticed no differences since taking HRT. I am a bit calmer but that's it. I already believe I had a female brain before HRT so why would there be changes.

HRT won't change the brain, but depending on the exact nature of your neuroendocrine system some of the bits around the hypothalamus might work better with the improved environment including the right hormones, the messenger proteins the cells there were expecting but not getting until recently.

My experience was somewhat similar, possibly stronger, as I had a sense of a constant state of alarm fading away and being replaced with calm. I went from taking several minutes to get into a meditative state to dropping into it in a matter of seconds.

You are getting the right chemical cues to the brain now.


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