Tylenol maker Kenvue denies the connection allegedly made in the report, which is expected to be published by the Department of Health and Human Services this month.
Maybe not relevant, but Tylenol (acetominophen) isn’t classified as an NSAID. Whatever, I see no reason to trust RFKj on any matter of health, medicine, or pharmaceuticals. The man is an uneducated crank who achieved his position in trade for asskissing.
If RFK Jr. Was born just one generation prior, his family would have disowned him and placed him in a mental institution. He benefitted from being born to a fairly liberal family.
Most countries outside North America avoid NSAIDs because of liver damage. In 2025, I have no idea why NSAIDs are over-the-counter. But in countries that avoid acetominophen, they still have autism.
This is crazy and is going to get so many more people hooked on opiates.
With the plethora of other NSAIDs, would opiates be the next recourse anyway?
I already tend to avoid acetaminophen since the others are better liver wise anyway.
Yeah. The liver part is why I also avoid it. Especially if you like to have a few drinks every once in a while
Maybe not relevant, but Tylenol (acetominophen) isn’t classified as an NSAID. Whatever, I see no reason to trust RFKj on any matter of health, medicine, or pharmaceuticals. The man is an uneducated crank who achieved his position in trade for asskissing.
If RFK Jr. Was born just one generation prior, his family would have disowned him and placed him in a mental institution. He benefitted from being born to a fairly liberal family.
Tell that to his sister Rosemary.
She was born one generation prior… and yeah, a girl. She got fucked.
NSAIDs can’t be used in pregnancy
Because there has been some links observed that it may be related to ASD in infants. Like Ibuprofen.
Most countries outside North America avoid NSAIDs because of liver damage. In 2025, I have no idea why NSAIDs are over-the-counter. But in countries that avoid acetominophen, they still have autism.
Acetaminophen is not an NSAID. They are OTC because they are overwhelmingly safe, in the directed dosages on the label.