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Barbara Charis's avatar

It is incredible that doctors don't seem to know how the glands in the brain work. They are fed nutrients from food by the bloodstream in order to provide energy and good health. Nutrients provide the ability to think, analyze, remember and other motor skills Any other non-nutritive matter in the bloodstream would harm the glands in the brain; particularly the deadly substances contained in vaccines, such as, aluminum sulfate, thimerosal (mercury), formaldehyde, polysorbate80, graphene oxide, animal viruses, animal cells, etc. However, over the counter drugs given, after a vaccine would not be beneficial either. The main thing, which belongs in the bloodstream are nutrients from food. Perhaps, if medical schools had promoted nutrition as a required course, doctors would not be promoting these dangerous injections.

Sunflower's avatar

Looking at the microbiome, the mother's microbiome she passes onto the baby, maybe that should also be taken into account and what damages, hinders the good gut bacteria and what causes the bad bacteria to flourish.

Scott Burson's avatar

I wonder, of the sudden-onset autism cases associated with vaccination, what fraction of them also involved acetaminophen? Sounds like it's at least half, and possibly 90% or more. Does anyone know?

Primum non nocere's avatar

Denial isnt just a river in Egypt.

However, it is a formidable mental bias that prevents honest conversations.

So lets pretend acetominophren "increases" the risk for autism. Why is that an issue?? The risk isnt absolute. It "increases".

OBGYN used to give IV alcohol or recommend women drink wine to limit preterm 3rd trimester contractions. Does one glass of red wine guarantee (aka absolute risk) for fetal alcohol syndrome...in the 3rd trimester? Uhh.. nope.

Everything. Literally everything in life comes with risk weighted decisions.

So the issue is, as it ALWAYS has been in medicine, informed patient consent.

Problem with informed consent is that it requires info... good, bad or indifferent... to be provide to the patient so that the PATIENT (you clinically narcissitic pediatrician and OBGYN types)... the PATIENT... not the physician... makes the decision.

To intentionally not provide info in the informed consent process is medical malpractice of the highest degree.

susan molendyk's avatar

I haven’t touched acetaminophen or NSAIDs for 7 years. It’s bad for older folks too, like me (70). Generally speaking I’d say stay away from these drugs if at all possible!

Deanna Kline's avatar

they’re just like other closed minds as /or it’s too painful to consider. The ones who “saw on ultrasound” or thought it was from birth without any vaccines even given.. well was Mom vaccinated, Dad? Did Mom or Dad take lots of Tylenol? The painful possibility is that thousands of pediatricians told pregnant women Tylenol was safe during pregnancy and and also vaccinated pregnant women. Of course we know the child’s got micro biome would be influenced by the mother’s gut micro biome so whether it be from vaccine injury or glutathione depletion or a combination of both in degrees there you likely have it. Just another area that “doctors “completely 100% fail to ask pertinent questions or take historically safe precautions. Finally, the military has higher rates of autism and developmental disorders in their children than anyone else and though of course there are plenty of women in the military we cannot discount the dads or military who get dozens of jabs upon entry. Such a crime that if a woman is pregnant three times in five years her idiot pediatrician tells her to get another TDap/DTAP EVERY pregnancy and parents obey blindly despite the fact that they are supposedly lol good for 10 straight years! Criminal and cowardly ignorance all around, even the joy of pregnancy in full trust of blinded or bribed providers. I was one decades ago, so yeah, can say it.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

The problem is that acetaminophen is in so many drug products and in pain pill form. Tylenol is the most prevalent one that is consumed regularly so it gets to come to the front of the line. Does it increase the risk of autism? No question, but it is not the root cause. My view. In reality, many health factors contribute to a newborn’s susceptibility to acquiring autism. Access to prenatal care that boosts the mother’s and developing infant’s immune system is essential as a preventative. Health-depleting lifestyle habits such as excessive alcohol intake, smoking, and having an impoverished diet must be avoided. Nutrient deficiencies need to be addressed well before the mother becomes pregnant. It is also vital to consider the effect of any pain relief medication in the NSAID category, such as indomethacin, diclofenac, piroxicam and ibuprofen as well as many other drugs that can negatively impact infant development. I cover many of these issues in my book which tries to put it all into it's true perspective. The book's main focus is telling the true fascinating story of 8 years of Tylenol being poisoned by cyanide in the 1979 to 1986 period. www.seveninnocents.com

annapolis73's avatar

Stipulalted facts for our son: ~104 fever within hours of 18 month childhood schedule inoculations. Inflammation treated with ice baths and round the clock acetaminophen for 3 days. Regression in milestones of developing infants. Measured indefinitely.

That wss 1994. Our son is now 34. Non verbal, cognitively impaired. Requires 24/7 care. Severe autism by Dx among other co-morbidities.

Who you gonna' believe, me or your lyin' eyes?

Steve Kirsch's avatar

How soon after Tylenol did u see start?

annapolis73's avatar

Immediately. But we "assumed" that this was related to his lethargy from the fever and severe reaction. We never had any responses beyond that from the pediatrician we had seen. The we started searching for answers and decided to move away,... especially to seek better medical advice. That took years as he was tested for "hearing" problems, Dx os PDD-NOS, before we got to Cleveland Clinic and in a mulit dept. eval headed by Neurology, the "autism" Dx was attached to our son's condition. It was 1998 by then. It was clear to me that his life was ruined. Most people don't understand what that feels like until it happens to you. I have followed you for years now. You get it.

MyTooSents's avatar

Maybe the question should have been, "Can Tylenol increase the risk of a child developing autism, when not vaccinated?"

Proberta's avatar

We are looking at children who experienced SEVERE autism as a result of being vaxxinated

How many vaxxed children didn't become severely autistic, but have delayed language or movement skills, ADD/ADHD, learning or behavior issues, epilepsy, gastrointestinal issues, anxiety, asthma or allergies?

Autism is a spectrum, from Undetected to Severe.

Proberta's avatar

Vaxxines cause the brain encephalopathy, Tylenol just makes it worse.

WayneBGood's avatar

That just makes sense. And other things can cause brain encephalopathy such as liver or kidney failure, vitamin deficiency, infection or some other toxin. That would explain why the rare unvaccinated case occurs.

Proberta's avatar

"the rare unvaxxinated case occurs"

'Rare' is the word Wayne!

In 1970, before the onslaught of vaxxinations, Autism was 1 in 10,000.

Today its 1 in 34.

MyTooSents's avatar

This is all Bullshit. Think about, if there was a study that that the Pharmaceuticals could have proven the link between Tylenol and Autism, they would have shoved it up Wakefield's ass long time again.

David Schulhof's avatar

People upset, name calling, all kinds of disconnect.

Yes, its upsetting to know you hurt your kids. But this is well established and denying it helps other kids get hurt.

Unbelievable to me that science data is political on the left.

I shared a Cleveland clinic study with a casual aquantance and he told me never to send him something like that again.

Crazy people who reject science because they don't like the truth.

Judy'sfavoriteDr.'s avatar

Upsetting to know you hurt you kids.. the true statement reads upsetting to know your kid/s were hurt and it's not your fault softens the blow for everyone, as we were all doing what we knew best to be trusted and true and hopefully more eyes are wide open to never fall for any of these j@bs from here to eterntinty-absolutely NONE EVER!!

Scott Burson's avatar

What was the topic of the study?

Max Azoury's avatar

Posting it to Reddit is diabolical 😂

Rebecca Beck's avatar

Does the use of Tylenol alone in an unvaccinated child still have the same risk as when Tylenol us given in the presence of a fully vaccinated child? Ive only see Tylenol talked about when coupled with taking vaccines. So I'm confused about any Tylenol use at all in children.

Steve Kirsch's avatar

Tylenol is like putting gas on a fire. You have to have fire first

Rebecca Beck's avatar

Thank you Steve for clarifying.

Jeff Maloney's avatar

It has been stated that Tylenol administered after circumcision is a possible cause of autism. This is why autistic boys outnumber autistic girls 5 to 1.

Proberta's avatar

That makes so much sense Jeff!

MyTooSents's avatar

So what's the rate of Autism in circumcised boy compared to their counterparts where neither have been vaccinated?