New Study Links Tylenol Exposure in the Womb with ADHD and ASD

A study out of John Hopkins University, funded by the NIH has cited that the use of Acetaminophen (Tylenol exposure) during pregnancy increases the risk of ADHD and Autism in children. 

Their findings were published in JAMA Psychiatry.

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Even before that, studies had found an association between maternal use of acetaminophen during pregnancy and increased risks of adverse childhood outcomes, including:

• neurodevelopmental disorders such as ADHD—which is marked by hyperactivity and difficulty paying attention or controlling impulsive behavior

• and autism spectrum disorder, a complex developmental disorder that can affect how a person socializes, communicates, and behaves

Researchers collected cord blood from 996 births and measured the level of Tylenol and two of the byproducts in it.

By the time the babies were 8-9 years old, the babies with the highest levels of Tylenol had a:

• 2.86 times the risk of ADHD

• 3.62 times the risk of Autism

“People in general believe Tylenol is benign, and it can be used safely for headaches, fever, aches, and pains,” says Xiaobin Wang, a professor in the Bloomberg School’s Department of Population, Family, and Reproductive Health and the study’s corresponding author. (source) “Our study further supports the concerns raised by previous studies—that there is a link between Tylenol exposure in the womb during pregnancy and increased risk for autism or ADHD.” (emphasis mine)

4 things to be aware of:

1. This warning, of course, includes giving baby/infant and children’s Tylenol AFTER birth.

2. Tylenol depletes glutathione which is the body’s biggest antioxidant and also depletes your sulfur stores.

3. If you vaccinate your children, do not use Tylenol for them.

4. NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine) is the “antidote” to Tylenol and used for Tylenol over-doses.

Lastly, when people take acetaminophen, they become less concerned about others. It has been confirmed that the main ingredient in Tylenol, causes people to be less likely to empathize with individuals experiencing pain or misfortune. Well, that is not conducive to good relationships!

Safer Alternatives To Tylenol:

There are 3 posts that contain alternatives for pain near the end of each post:

Knocking Down A Fever Is Like Shooting Your Attack Dog In a Burglary (discusses febrile seizures & Methods to Increase Comfort w/o Medication)

Large Study: Tylenol Once/Year Increases a Child’s Asthma Risk 70% (discusses Homeopathy for Fevers)

If You Vaccinate Don’t Give Glutathione-Depleting Acetaminophen (Tylenol) (discusses calming/soothing Lemon Balm Glycerite or Lemon Balm Extract)

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