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  1. blank el Gallinazo says:

    A correction. Advil is a trademarked name for ibuprofen. It does not contain acetaminophen. Also, most of the world outside of North America still refers to acetaminophen with the chemical synonym, paracetamol. Might be a good idea to re-edit that prominently into your article. (former chemist 🙂

  2. “It couldn’t be any more clear”?!?! I don’t think it’s clear at all. Correlation does not equal causation. In my research into vaccines for my child, I’ve found more proof that vaccines and other toxins (such as pesticides) cause increase in asthma. The amount of vaccines given to children and use of pesticides these days as opposed to before the early 80’s has drastically changed. Might the correlation with asthma and Tylenol be due to a correlation in children who have their immune systems suppressed by toxins, leading them to be more likely to spike a fever or get sick and use Tylenol? Therefore creating a correlation, but not causation. I’m not saying Tylenol is safe or that it’s not a cause of increase. I’m saying this is a very weak argument.

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