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Topic: Autism and Paracetamol
1. Author: red-star-par Date: Wed 24th Sep 2025. 22:50 In his latest distraction tactic, after the Kirk hit, to try and stop folk asking for the Epstein Files being released, I see Trump is now linking paracetamol use during pregnancy to the surge in autism cases. The NHS have had to release a denial of this to calm fears. I wonder what he has planned next- maybe he`ll want to round up people with autism and put them in detainment camps for doctors to do experiments on them Reply
2. Author: Bletchley_Par Date: Wed 24th Sep 2025. 23:05 Post Edited (Wed 24 Sep 23:06) Reply
3. Author: AdamAntsParsStripe Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 09:22 Bletchley_Par, Wed 24 Sep 23:05 Yes this was a tweet from 2017. Also all manufacturers must state that they don’t recommend the use of their products during pregnancy to cover themselves from legal issues. Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte Reply
4. Author: Bletchley_Par Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 09:51 Yes this was a tweet from 2017. Also all manufacturers must state that they don’t recommend the use of their products during pregnancy to cover themselves from legal issues. Yes, the date is on the tweet. I wonder what sort of "legal issues" they are worried about in particular with pregnancy? Perhaps these potential "legal issues" is why J&J moved their Tylenol manufacture to a new subsidiary company called Kenvue in 2022. Reply
5. Author: Rusty Shackleford Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 09:52 Yep, seen this tweet about a thousand times in the last 24 hours, usually from Trump simp apologists. AAPS is exactly correct. Reply
6. Author: Andrew283 Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 11:07 Bletchley_Par, Wed 24 Sep 23:05 Where`s the Epstein files? Reply
7. Author: ipswichpar Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 11:42 Last seen on Bondi`s desk apparently. Then miraculously disappeared in a puff of air. Or PARrot`s eat em all. (Sorry) Reply
8. Author: jake89 Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 12:59 So, paracetamol has been around since the 1800s and widely used since the 1950s. So how is it possible that paracetamol is causing autism when it`s also claimed autism has only become a big thing in the last couple of decades? 🤦‍♂️ Reply
9. Author: jake89 Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 13:01 Bletchley_Par, Thu 25 Sept 09:51 Yes this was a tweet from 2017. Also all manufacturers must state that they don’t recommend the use of their products during pregnancy to cover themselves from legal issues. Yes, the date is on the tweet. I wonder what sort of "legal issues" they are worried about in particular with pregnancy? Perhaps these potential "legal issues" is why J&J moved their Tylenol manufacture to a new subsidiary company called Kenvue in 2022. Kenvue is just the consumer division. Are you suggesting that sticking plasters are a potential concern too 😂 Maybe spot soap is made from alien intestines and is turning all plooky teenagers into hosts for our new alien overlords? Reply
10. Author: AdamAntsParsStripe Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 15:55 Bletchley_Par, Thu 25 Sep 09:51 Yes this was a tweet from 2017. Also all manufacturers must state that they don’t recommend the use of their products during pregnancy to cover themselves from legal issues. Yes, the date is on the tweet. I wonder what sort of "legal issues" they are worried about in particular with pregnancy? Perhaps these potential "legal issues" is why J&J moved their Tylenol manufacture to a new subsidiary company called Kenvue in 2022. I think you’re over complicating this message. The key word is “recommend” Not “do not take this” I’d be interested if similar messages were/are put on UK paracetamol pamphlets in the boxes. Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte Reply
11. Author: Bletchley_Par Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 16:13 Topic Originator: AdamAntsParsStripe like Date: Thu 25 Sep 15:55 I think you’re over complicating this message. The key word is “recommend” Not “do not take this” I’d be interested if similar messages were/are put on UK paracetamol pamphlets in the boxes. No. "Recommend" is not a limiting modifier. 2017 : Tylenol manufacturers - Do not use our product when pregnant. 2025 : FDA - Do not take Tylenol when pregnant, if you must use the lowest dose possible. Trump`s FDA seems more pro- paracetamol than it`s makers. Reply
12. Author: veteraneastender Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 16:53 Donald Trump’s medical knowledge has been highly suspect ever since he suggested disinfectant orally for Covid symptoms 😱 Reply
13. Author: jake89 Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 21:13 UK Gov has had to put out a notice stating that paracetamol is safe for pregnant women because of that moron. As with all drugs, prolonged use is to be avoided. Reply
14. Author: NMCmassive Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 22:18 jake89, Thu 25 Sep 21:13 UK Gov has had to put out a notice stating that paracetamol is safe for pregnant women because of that moron. As with all drugs, prolonged use is to be avoided. With a few more caveats than you’ve mentioned to be fair COYP Reply
15. Author: jake89 Date: Thu 25th Sep 2025. 23:32 NMCmassive, Thu 25 Sept 22:18 jake89, Thu 25 Sep 21:13 UK Gov has had to put out a notice stating that paracetamol is safe for pregnant women because of that moron. As with all drugs, prolonged use is to be avoided. With a few more caveats than you’ve mentioned to be fair What guidance has changed with regards to paracetamol in the UK? Reply
16. Author: answer Date: Fri 26th Sep 2025. 06:02 NMCmassive, Thu 25 Sep 22:18 jake89, Thu 25 Sep 21:13 UK Gov has had to put out a notice stating that paracetamol is safe for pregnant women because of that moron. As with all drugs, prolonged use is to be avoided. With a few more caveats than you’ve mentioned to be fair What do you mean? Reply
17. Author: NMCmassive Date: Fri 26th Sep 2025. 08:25 jake89, Thu 25 Sep 23:32 NMCmassive, Thu 25 Sept 22:18 jake89, Thu 25 Sep 21:13 UK Gov has had to put out a notice stating that paracetamol is safe for pregnant women because of that moron. As with all drugs, prolonged use is to be avoided. With a few more caveats than you’ve mentioned to be fair What guidance has changed with regards to paracetamol in the UK? None that I’m aware of. COYP Post Edited (Fri 26 Sep 08:38) Reply
18. Author: NMCmassive Date: Fri 26th Sep 2025. 08:49 answer, Fri 26 Sep 06:02 NMCmassive, Thu 25 Sep 22:18 jake89, Thu 25 Sep 21:13 UK Gov has had to put out a notice stating that paracetamol is safe for pregnant women because of that moron. As with all drugs, prolonged use is to be avoided. With a few more caveats than you’ve mentioned to be fair What do you mean? I mean that when you’re in a position where you need to use paracetamol and you’re pregnant-the advice is absolutely nothing like paracetamol is safe just avoid prolonged use. Been through it with my wife. COYP Reply
19. Author: jake89 Date: Fri 26th Sep 2025. 10:10 But the guidance on paracetemol (and other drugs) has always suggested limited use. It`s pretty much the guidance for ALL people to use the minimum. It`s like how we have to have a warning on packets of peanuts saying they may contain nuts. Some people have no common sense! Reply
20. Author: NMCmassive Date: Fri 26th Sep 2025. 10:19 jake89, Fri 26 Sep 10:10 But the guidance on paracetemol (and other drugs) has always suggested limited use. It`s pretty much the guidance for ALL people to use the minimum. It`s like how we have to have a warning on packets of peanuts saying they may contain nuts. Some people have no common sense! But but but 😂 Okay Jake COYP Reply

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