1. There’s No Single Cause of Autism
Autism and other neurological disorders are multifactorial, influenced by genetics, environmental exposures, gut health, and toxin load. While Tylenol alone is unlikely to be the root cause, its ability to reduce antioxidant protection through glutathione depletion may make the body more vulnerable to these contributing factors.

2. Tylenol Isn’t Risk-Free in Pregnancy
Despite being widely available over the counter, acetaminophen has never been officially declared safe for pregnant women. It can impair the body’s detoxification capacity and should only be used when truly necessary and under medical supervision.

3. Focus on Reducing Toxic Load and Supporting Detox Pathways
Reducing overall toxic load and supporting the body’s natural detoxification systems is key. With environmental toxins and heavy metals increasing dramatically over recent decades, optimizing detox function and minimizing exposure during pregnancy may help protect both mother and child.