Social media companies are purposefully pissing you off.

If you're anxious, you stay on longer.

The only thing they want is your attention.

When I'm looking at my kids, if they're using some sort of technology that's supervised, that's educating them, I view it as a net positive.

Do you disagree with that?

Do you think that's...

I do. I think you have to be so careful.

When did autism spike? As a child psychiatrist, I rarely saw it. Tylenol all of a sudden

became the star pain reliever. Then we also saw an explosion of autism. We sat down with Dr. Daniel

Amit, a world-renowned psychiatrist, brain expert, and 12-time New York Times

best-selling author. Amin has scanned over 200,000 people's brains, including those of NFL players

and celebrities. I know there's a lot of, like, hot topics in the media right now, especially

when it comes to Tylenol, how that affects, you know, children, especially when a

mother is taking that while pregnant. So I kind of wanted to start off with that topic, if that's all right.

Well, let's just go for it right away. Okay. So those of us that think of ourselves as integrative

or functional medicine doctors, and I think of myself as an integrative

psychiatrist, have known for a long time that Tylenol is potentially a problem. And why? What does it do?

It disrupts liver function. And so you can't properly detoxify the poisons that are in

your body there has been an association so when did autism really spike yeah and the american

psychiatric association will lead you to believe when they change the

diagnostic criteria, that's absolutely wrong. I mean, yes, maybe more people got diagnosed.

But as a child psychiatrist, I rarely saw it in the 1980s when I was doing my training.

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