Tylenol fallout

[Unknownparadox]

As an Autistic Person I can tell you Autism isn't always a death sentence. You can live with it and even enjoy it. It's people who make Autism painful.  Throughout my life people have back stabbed me and made me fell like heck.

I hate to be the one to have to tell you. It doesn't matter if you are autistic, smart, stupid, beautiful, ugly, fat, skinny, or anything else for that matter. People use other people, for their own benefit, at your expense.

People you think that are helping you, aren't always helping you, a few in here come to mind. People you think that are hurting you, aren't always hurting you.

[ANNEE]

As an Autistic Person I can tell you Autism isn't always a death sentence. You can live with it and even enjoy it. It's people who make Autism painful.  Throughout my life people have back stabbed me and made me fell like heck.

Yes. You’re right. 

I’m most likely high functioning Autistic as well. I’ve always felt like I got dropped off on the wrong planet. 

But growing up in the 50’s — it wasn’t heard of yet. I definitely struggled.

[ANNEE]

I hate to be the one to have to tell you. It doesn't matter if you are autistic, smart, stupid, beautiful, ugly, fat, skinny, or anything else for that matter. People use other people, for their own benefit, at your expense.

People you think that are helping you, aren't always helping you, a few in here come to mind. People you think that are hurting you, aren't always hurting you.

It’s a hard thing to learn. 

Feelings are internal not external. Only YOU make yourself feel. Sure someone/thing can be a trigger but the response is on you. 

And always remember: “No one owes you anything”.

[Unknownparadox]

 Only YOU make yourself feel. 

This⬆ is news to me.

I don't have control over my feelings. For instance, I can't, not feel bad for other living organisms that are suffering. I can choose to help suffering organisms, or I can choose not to. Even if I have a legitimate reason for not helping, I don't get to choose if I feel good or bad about it. I even sometimes feel bad for those who have screwed me over. That isn't saying my feelings control me, as recently someone whom I felt bad for, and had some attraction to. I had to tell them we were done for good. As their intentions were to use me. 

But I can see where being able to make yourself feel one way or another or not at all, would be a extreme advantage, over other humans, and would explain a lot of their behavior. As I don't do things that will make me feel bad. Because I don't get to control how I feel. I do however get to control if I act on my feelings or not. 

But If I were able to make myself feel one way or another about something. I could see myself cheating people, and using them on a regular basis. As it would be to my advantage in a number of ways. And it definitely explains human behavior I have been puzzled by for a life time. They simply choose not to have feelings.

[rickymouse]

This is more relevant than the autism link about Tylenol.

The drug is responsible for nearly half of all acute liver failure cases in the U.S.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20...115058.htm

Now think of this, the mothers liver detoxes things, so if it is being poisoned, that means that it effects the fetus too, some things do pass through the membrane.  It is not actually the direct effect of the tylenol most likely, it is that it is interrupting the liver which has many important functions in the body.  Which probably exposes the baby to multiple chemicals.

Now on another note, it seems for some people that anti-inflamatory meds to kill pain after surgery or injuries can actually increase the length of time that the pain keeps being a problem.  It does not mention Tylenol, but does imply iboprophen is one of them...so tylenol is probably one too along with a lot of different meds in the anti-inflamatory class. 

https://scitechdaily.com/using-these-com...udy-finds/

Here is another interesting article the heart after a heart attack.  I guess that if they block mitosis with meds that inhibit it the heart does not create new cells to fix the heart.  Now many meds, and meds like calcium channel blockers, Beta blockers, and basically all the heart meds somewhat block mitosis which creates new cells for the heart.  Now, I know they just discovered this in humans, but knew it happened in mice a while ago, but only got to testing it now...well, I suppose the testing started a few years ago for this, so after finding it in rats and mice they started testing humans.

Here is the link to that.

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-01-h...cells.html

I read a very lot of medical research but try not to post much, don't want to appear to be a medical nut.  Usually I try to hack pharma, but in this case, I researched about heart medicines blocking mitosis instead of trying to identify foods that would inhibit mitosis.  I knew there was some mitosis dampening with Beta blockers and ARDs but now I kind of realize they can inhibit the heart from fixing itself.  That article does state they should look at creating new meds that don't have problems, maybe they will but most likely those new meds will be ten times the price of the ones they use, and of course, the cost will just be a few pennies more than the present meds.  I will stay out of saying much about this, some people need these meds so I am just showing the research that shows problems.  Funny they did not know that the heart can repair itself before...maybe they just want us to believe we need to take meds all our lives or something after having a heart attack.  Look up heart medicines that inhibit mitosis.

[Good Bacteria]

I was admitted to the hospital last Friday and released yesterday. Acute renal failure, GI bleed, gastritis. All related to being overly medicated. I told them I had a headache. They surprisingly but not surprisingly offered me Tylenol. 

Sure, why not? What's a little liver damage to add to the kidney damage? 

I think most in the medical field are absolute automatons. Especially these new graduates.

[Maxmars]

I was admitted to the hospital last Friday and released yesterday. Acute renal failure, GI bleed, gastritis. All related to being overly medicated. I told them I had a headache. They surprisingly but not surprisingly offered me Tylenol. 

Sure, why not? What's a little liver damage to add to the kidney damage? 

I think most in the medical field are absolute automatons. Especially these new graduates.

It's how they are trained and indoctrinated... that dance bends people.

Yes, when I tell them I can't have NSAIDs either they blink, like I'm a glitch in the matrix.

[SomeStupidName]

It is simply irresponsible for any government to claim anything to the public when there is scientific uncertainty .

Like the covid vaccine?

[quintessentone]

Like the covid vaccine?

Your government is advocating for people to discuss first with their doctor about getting the vaccination, not about not getting it.

[PorkChop96]

Your government is advocating for people to discuss first with their doctor about getting the vaccination, not about not getting it.

Maybe now they are, but only after millions were threatened with losing their entire livelihood if they didn't get it....