William Parker, PhD

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Ask Dr. Drew · America’s First “Goth Baddie” For Congress: Kelley Dennison Is A Gen-Z Republican Running To Flip Colorado’s 2nd District – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 646 · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

So he got his PhD at the University of California

and found a 20-fold increased risk of regressive autism with Tylenol administration between 12 and 18 months of age.

And that's only just one bit of evidence piled onto many, many more.

Yeah.

And so basically, everybody's focused on pregnancy when risk is pretty low.

If you line up a million people based on how well, how safely can you process this drug and by safely, I mean, how well can you can your body handle it in such a way that it's safe?

The top of the line, the front of the line, the people that are best would be pregnant women and the people at the back of the line, the people that have the most problems with it would be newborns and kids with autism.

So, you know, it's just the thing about the drug is a certain amount always becomes toxic in every individual, but it depends on, it's this thing called oxidative stress that I know you know all about and your listeners may know something about is the more you have, the more dangerous that Tylenol gets.

that were introduced in the late 1800s, one phenacetin, one acid aniline, and the other one is what we know as Tylenol today.

And they're all very similar.

They work the same way.

And the other two have already been banned because they have even worse side effects than Tylenol in the sense of causing cancer and so forth.

But nobody was really looking at brain development in the kids.

This is the huge problem is just nobody...

was flying the plane basically now the drug is known to target the brain that's where you know it's your for example you're changing the biochemistry of the hypothalamus which is part of the brain that's how it blocks a fever and that we know that but yet nobody checked for safety with brain development until this 2014 study by henrik weiber mechanism

Yeah.

So when you're susceptible, your body takes the Tylenol and it can't... The safe pathways, which are... We know the names of those.

So I work with toxicologists and pharmacologists.

We have them on my team.

The industrial scientists that volunteer on my team.

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