This is absolutely disgusting, distorting information about a safe medicine to promote fear-mongering.

Autism has been around well before Tylenol, and any of y'all, legitimizing anything this administration is doing needs to be reported to your board.

Well, I'm not sure what board Will Cole would have to answer to. His primary medical training is in chiropractic, but I'm not aware of

him practicing that anymore. He's got a bunch of certificates in functional medicine, but since there's not any sort of

ethics boards or state medical board accreditions, what is Mark Heiming going to finger wag at him?

Doubtful, especially since the man is close friends with RFK Jr. and I've never seen any real

criticism coming from Hyman about anything that Kennedy claims.

I'm not going to lie. I'm actually a bit heartened seeing some of the feedback to the claim that Tylenol may cause autism.

I mean, some of it is completely conspiratorial, which is to be expected at this point.

But a few people, like Will Cole and

Dave Asprey and Austin Lake, they got absolutely hammered by their followers on social media

for sharing the supposed link between acetaminophen and autism. And for good reason,

all the supposed gold standard research on the White

House's page about this link shows a possible association, a correlation, which is important to note,

but not definitive proof of a causal relationship. So when Donald Trump stands up and blurts out...

Don't take Tylenol.

There's no downside.

Don't take it.

You'll be uncomfortable.

It won't be as easy, maybe.

But don't take it.

If you're pregnant, don't take Tylenol.

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