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I wonder what will happen to Tylenol sales now that RFK Jr.'s brain worms have linked it to autism.
Is there anything the government can say you won't believe?
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Interesting thought.
I won't be surprised if the sales drop dramatically. We have reached a really strange point in our culture. RFK was bad until Trump declared him good. The Covid vaccine was good until Biden declared it good. Government intrusion into private industries was bad until Trump declared it a great investment. Corporate taxes are passed on to the consumer which is bad but tariffs are passed on to the consumer which is good.
I have said many times that we live in Orwellian times. The left is very 1984 while the right is more in tune with Animal Farm.
I won't be surprised if the sales drop dramatically. We have reached a really strange point in our culture. RFK was bad until Trump declared him good. The Covid vaccine was good until Biden declared it good. Government intrusion into private industries was bad until Trump declared it a great investment. Corporate taxes are passed on to the consumer which is bad but tariffs are passed on to the consumer which is good.
I have said many times that we live in Orwellian times. The left is very 1984 while the right is more in tune with Animal Farm.
LOL. I almost forgot you were basically the guvmint's parrot here during the Plandemic.
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I'll (correctly) interpret that as agreeing with the brain worms. Let me know when you want to start parroting it.
I have not looked into it. I appreciate RFK's stance towards the FDA and other governmental agencies that seem to have their interests more towards industry than the general public.
With that said, what sort or research has been conducted which has led to such a statement regarding Tylenol? I haven't looked into the matter but for RFK Jr's sake, I hope he did some serious homework or he has just opened up himself and the federal government to a massive lawsuit!
If I was a product manufacturer and someone made baseless accusations towards my product, such is libelous and slanderous! I would be lawyering up and looking for blood!
As I said, I am speaking from ignorance here. Is there a thorough, well-documented report which provides conclusive evidence to support this claim?
With that said, what sort or research has been conducted which has led to such a statement regarding Tylenol? I haven't looked into the matter but for RFK Jr's sake, I hope he did some serious homework or he has just opened up himself and the federal government to a massive lawsuit!
If I was a product manufacturer and someone made baseless accusations towards my product, such is libelous and slanderous! I would be lawyering up and looking for blood!
As I said, I am speaking from ignorance here. Is there a thorough, well-documented report which provides conclusive evidence to support this claim?
Yes. The study comes out of Harvard.
Statement from Andrea Baccarelli, MD, PhD
Dean of the Faculty
Professor of Environmental Health
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Colleagues and I recently conducted a rigorous review, funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), of the potential risks of acetaminophen use during pregnancy. We reviewed 46 previously published human studies worldwide.
We found evidence of an association between exposure to acetaminophen during pregnancy and increased incidence of neurodevelopmental disorders in children.
This association is strongest when acetaminophen is taken for four weeks or longer.
As we noted in our review, animal studies have independently suggested that prenatal exposure to acetaminophen can adversely affect the developing brain. This biological evidence lends support to the possibility of a causal relationship between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and neurodevelopmental disorders, including autism. Further research is needed to confirm the association and determine causality, but based on existing evidence, I believe that caution about acetaminophen use during pregnancy-especially heavy or prolonged use—is warranted.
At the same time, as the only approved medication for pain and fever reduction during pregnancy, acetaminophen remains an important tool for pregnant patients and their physicians. High fever can pose risks to both the mother and the fetus, including neural tube defects and preterm birth.
After assessing the evidence, my colleagues and I recommended a balanced approach based on the precautionary principle: Patients who need fever or pain reduction during pregnancy should take the lowest effective dose of acetaminophen, for the shortest possible duration, after consultation with their physician about their individual risk-benefit calculation.
I discussed our scientific findings and this recommendation from our review article with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya in recent weeks and appreciate their interest in this study.
Statement from Andrea Baccarelli, MD, PhD
Dean of the Faculty
Professor of Environmental Health
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Colleagues and I recently conducted a rigorous review, funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), of the potential risks of acetaminophen use during pregnancy. We reviewed 46 previously published human studies worldwide.
We found evidence of an association between exposure to acetaminophen during pregnancy and increased incidence of neurodevelopmental disorders in children.
This association is strongest when acetaminophen is taken for four weeks or longer.
As we noted in our review, animal studies have independently suggested that prenatal exposure to acetaminophen can adversely affect the developing brain. This biological evidence lends support to the possibility of a causal relationship between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and neurodevelopmental disorders, including autism. Further research is needed to confirm the association and determine causality, but based on existing evidence, I believe that caution about acetaminophen use during pregnancy-especially heavy or prolonged use—is warranted.
At the same time, as the only approved medication for pain and fever reduction during pregnancy, acetaminophen remains an important tool for pregnant patients and their physicians. High fever can pose risks to both the mother and the fetus, including neural tube defects and preterm birth.
After assessing the evidence, my colleagues and I recommended a balanced approach based on the precautionary principle: Patients who need fever or pain reduction during pregnancy should take the lowest effective dose of acetaminophen, for the shortest possible duration, after consultation with their physician about their individual risk-benefit calculation.
I discussed our scientific findings and this recommendation from our review article with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya in recent weeks and appreciate their interest in this study.
My pregnant daughters were warned by thier doctors to not use Tylenol during their pregnancies and to only use it with their children as a last resort measure.
The medical community has been aware of the dangers for at least 10 years (probably more)
The medical community has been aware of the dangers for at least 10 years (probably more)
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Pregnant Liberals Are Downing Tylenol On Video To Spite Trump
Pregnant liberal women are now filming themselves taking Tylenol to spite President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.On Monday, the duo unveiled research findings about an association between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and an increased risk of...
Cuts both ways. How people react to whatever Trumpy goodness is being served up today is conditioned, not reasoned. Been that way since 2020 at least.
My mom said her doctor back in the 1970s told her not to take it.
We're here for ya, Ransom.Pregnant Liberals Are Downing Tylenol On Video To Spite Trump
Pregnant liberal women are now filming themselves taking Tylenol to spite President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.On Monday, the duo unveiled research findings about an association between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and an increased risk of...www.dailywire.com
Cuts both ways. How people react to whatever Trumpy goodness is being served up today is conditioned, not reasoned. Been that way since 2020 at least.
Biased Anonymous.
When you realize it really wasn't objective truth.
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I'm here for ya, bruh!
Probably both. At least this is a start to investigating the causes.
Others say, "Trust the science". I hear, "Trust my interpretation of the science."As a scientist, if I hear "trust THE SCIENCE" one more time my head is going to.
Is Tylenol safe for pregnant men? 
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Every time, yes.Is Tylenol safe for pregnant men?