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Dubby Rose's avatar

Excellent information. Thank you for sharing. I've shared this with several friends and family.

Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Thank you DubbyDove1.

KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I always thought I was a caring & semi-clever mom, giving our three kiddos a little Tylenol just before well-visits, aka vaccine visits. SO sad I ever gave them shots and Tylenol. My kids are thankfully not vax-injured other than the little bouts of eczema here and there and of course the possibility of latent autoimmune disease, thank God, but so many children ARE vax injured and I can’t help wonder how

many had Tylenol/Panadol (the UK name for it).

Also important to note that it depletes glutathione, which you NEED all your can get to fight covid. Yet they prescribe it to covid patients.

Jennifer Margulis's avatar

Yes. I have a detailed article about this on my web site. Information every person on the planet needs to know and understand: https://jennifermargulis.net/covid-19-and-tylenol-is-acetaminophen-safe/

Sarah's avatar

The article doesn’t seem to account for the fact that his son had a reaction to the vaccine he was given. How is the vaccine related to this? Especially since it’s the vaccine that stays in the body long after Tylenol has worn off, which could be the reason for a slow decline. Why is acetaminophen the only factor in this study rather than the vaccine that started his illness in the first place? Could it be that acetaminophen exasperated the illness and the body’s ability to fight the injury? Other studies show that acetaminophen inhibits the body from producing white blood cells to fight, thereby suppressing the immune system leaving a person vulnerable to whatever is causing illness in the first place. I wonder if this dr has other findings in relation to the vaccine, not just acetaminophen being the cause.

Tardigrade's avatar

The article cites a study where they compared two cohorts of babies who'd had a bad reaction to a vaccine. One cohort was given acetaminophen and the other wasn't.

Mark.Kennard's avatar

Except Tylenol isn’t used in all countries kids get vaccinated. Autism is caused by vaccines there is no doubt.

It’s even in old emails that they knew the vaccines were causing autism. The medical industry unfortunately hide adverse events for self preservation. In NZ a dr would lose their practising licence if they diagnose a bad reaction to a pharmaceutical. I wrote about it here

https://mystruggle.substack.com/p/the-great-reckoning?r=1e6k8r&utm_medium=ios

And here

https://mystruggle.substack.com/p/report-on-the-bad-culture-in-the?r=1e6k8r&utm_medium=ios

Sarah's avatar

This makes me so angry. My daughter, I believe, has been a victim of this. I didn't want to vaccinate her. My husband was against this. We agreed on a delayed schedule. She didn't tolerate them well. She would get fevers, be fussy, and one time developed a rash. I gave her tylenol EVERY time she got a vaccine, thinking I was helping her pain. My daughter has had digestive issues and vomits easily. She is a very picky eater and I believe has a sensory processing disorder. Her speech was VERY delayed and did not speak fluently (in actual sentences) until the age of 4. She had autistic-like behaviors, such as flapping her arms/hands when excited, and demonstrated OCD-type behaviors when playing with her toys. On the flip side, she is very smart. She now reads a full grade level above her peers (she's entering first grade and reads 2nd/3rd grade readers). But we have done a heavy metal detox and we homeschool so that she gets individual attention.

To contrast-- my younger son was NOT vaccinated at all (I learned my lesson). He has never needed Tylenol, for anything. Never vomits. He eats almost anything and everything and is speaking in full sentences at the age of TWO. I know there are differences between all children, including siblings, but there is a clear difference in their physical health and verbal development, and this is unusual because girls typically develop verbal skills earlier than boys. I believe with all my heart it was a vax reaction exacerbated by Tylenol.

Dawn Pier's avatar

Thank you for this thorough treatment of the issue. I would like to share the paper referenced at the end, but the link takes me to a paywall for the Italian journal article. Is there any way to get a copy of the actual paper I can send to my physician nephew, with whom I had a discussion about Tylenol over Xmas. He defended its efficacy and safety based on the opinion of a "senior ER physician" under whom he works.

F. Trinity's avatar

Thank you for another excellent article. With the growing number of autism cases, it's vital to understand the various causes and acetaminophen is ubiquitous among pain/fever relievers.

Tardigrade's avatar

Acetaminophen is bad stuff, yet everyone pops it like candy.

Just shy of his fourth birthday in 2001, my son had what we thought was a bad cold and cough. I was giving him an over-the-counter children's cough medicine, carefully reading the label for dosage.

A couple of days later I rushed him to the emergency room with blue lips and fingernails. Turned out he had pneumonia. Thankfully the pediatrician ran some blood tests and found some disturbing liver numbers, and we were life-flighted to a regional pediatric hospital. My son was suffering from liver failure and spent several days in intensive care. They did a liver biopsy and were talking transplant; 1/3 of his liver had died.

The liver specialist grilled me about events. Could he have gotten into some mushrooms? (not likely in Utah in the dead of winter). When she asked about medications I remembered the cough medicine and we checked the label. It contained acetaminophen. Because of his illness, he had not been eating, and even though he was only getting a 1/3 dose based on his body weight, it was killing his liver.

Once in the hospital and off the medication, of course, he rallied with record-setting speed. Unlike other organs, livers can regenerate.

We were friends with a well-known criminal attorney and had their office look into a possible lawsuit. They ended up deciding not to take on the project. This is when I learned that most medications are never tested specifically in children—they just scale down from the adult dose. Another friend of mine was the editor of a prestigious pathophysiology textbook and she would keep an eye out for relevant scientific articles and send them my way. Acetaminophen at the time was getting more attention for liver damage.

The autism connection is new to me but completely unsurprising.

Chris's avatar

This is great to know. So if we do all these studies to show how Tylenol potentially creates autism in babies, something that we all act like is such a mild harmless medicine, why are no doctors studying how the vaccines effect babies in conjunction with each other? All of the studies I can find talk about how they are safe to give the kids but none test the multitude of vaccines they want to give children and how they interact together, some just minutes after babies are born!? How is that healthy, okay, or not even being looked into? All of these vaccines are just “mild harmless medicine” too right? Notice how the start of this talked about an adverse reaction to the vaccine.. how many dead children have been labeled a SID case right after getting their vaccinations but no studies that will look negative on our vaccination schedule medicines?

Linda FM's avatar

What about Ibuprofen? Since coming across other articles like this, I've only been giving my kids paediatric ibuprofen when suffering from pain. Is this also not recommended?

Char's avatar

I have never found Tylenol to be an effective medicine. In the science class I took taught by my professor with a chemistry background, he stated that it was used due to the marketing efforts although my scientists do not accept that it is an effective treatment for pain relief.

Aurora Guerra's avatar

I'm with you Jennifer... thank you for all your work, I enjoy and learn so much from you.

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Jennifer Margulis's avatar

I agree that we need to be asking these questions, and that doctors, instead of doing no harm, are now causing an awful lot of deaths. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.