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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2025 · 59 MIN

Child Abuse! A Doctor Speaks Out About Transitioning Kids

from The Tom Renz Show · host Renz Media, LLC

People largely realize that transitioning kids is basically child abuse but very few realize how awful it really is. Today we talk with Dr. Melanie Crites-Bachert - a pelvic reconstructive surgeon about what this really looks like. Imagine maiming your child like that! This is horrific on a monumental scale and I cannot wait to share this interview with you. Support the show at TomRenz.com 🌟 Celebrate National Senior Health & Fitness Day with a SWEET Upgrade! 🌟 👉 Shop Now & Save 10% (https://dulsalife.com/?bg_ref=rxUtFRcgyI) with code RENZ 💪👵👴 Aging Well Starts in the Gut—And with DULSA, It Tastes Great Too! Today’s the perfect day to fuel your body and honor your health. Most sweeteners are loaded with junk or taste like chemicals—but DULSA is different. ✨ 0 Sugar. 0 Calories. 100% Delicious. 🌱 Made with Yacon Root, Allulose & Monk Fruit 🦠 Boosts gut health with 90% probiotic potency 🔥 Supports weight, blood sugar & inflammation Whether you’re walking the neighborhood, hitting the gym, or just living your best golden years, Dulsa gives you the sweet without the sacrifice. 💚 ✅ Keto ✅ Vegan ✅ Paleo ✅ Diabetic-Friendly

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