The suggestion I'm making is therapeutic - it is supportive of the biology of the person who is suffering with a unbalanced hormones. At the end of the treatment I propose, it remains a possibility that the person can live a normal life, being able to reproduce etc - as opposed to becoming sterilised.
As for whether preserving fertility (banking sperm or eggs) before starting hormones (as teens or adults) is a worthwhile tradeoff on an individual level, that's a choice for an individual to make. In no circumstances is it not abuse to force more of natal hormones into a trans person already harmed by them.
This idea that the trans-identifying have the 'wrong hormones' and all that is essentially just a cult-like religious belief.
Looking at it from a perspective grounded in material biological reality: they desire to be the opposite sex, which isn't possible, so instead take hormone-altering drugs in an attempt to mimic some of the secondary sex characteristics that develop naturally on individuals of the opposite sex.
That's it, no magical thinking required.