William Parker, PhD

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So Tylenol is one of the same kinds of things.

So this is the big issue is that they're, what they're saying is if you have no risk factors,

Tylenol will not cause autism.

That's what these 43 papers are saying.

But that's what the science in those 43 papers are saying.

But what they're saying, what they're concluding is that Tylenol is safe.

It's not connected with autism spectrum disorder.

What is the susceptibility?

Right.

So in...

In adults, if you have too much Tylenol, it will destroy your liver.

And the reason why it does that is it basically gets funneled into a toxic metabolite, which it's basically your body converts it into a toxin.

Tylenol is like alcohol.

It's not dangerous, but your body converts it into something dangerous.

So in babies, you don't have to worry about the liver damage.

And instead, it affects brain function.

So every time any human being takes a little bit, any amount of Tylenol, a certain amount gets converted into the toxic metabolite.

And if you're healthy, you can process it no problem.

Now, the problem is in the 1980s, it was already determined that children with autism

cannot process that drug safely.

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