Wow. That's frightening. And ridiculous. And sad.

I pray that's not a real story. If it is, I pray both of them can somehow be saved. And maybe, just maybe, leftists will quit letting their TDS take and influence decisions that are clearly bad for them.

(09-28-2025 09:40 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  I pray that's not a real story. If it is, I pray both of them can somehow be saved. And maybe, just maybe, leftists will quit letting their TDS take and influence decisions that are clearly bad for them.

Yeah, and stop shooting people.

I have a hatred for Tylenol. My aunt had horrible back issues and was constantly getting close the max dosage per day. Memory is a little fuzzy, but she had some sort of accident and the hospital ended up giving her tylenol ontop of what she had already taken and put her into liver failure.

Last time I took it was the 1st time I had covid in 2020 and max dose of advil wasn't getting my fever below 103 so started alternating the two.

Tylenol is poison we try to minimize by walking the fine line between low dosage and minimum effectiveness.

Science still has no full explanation for how or why it works but it certainly knows how bad it can be when people self medicate. Pour that stuff in the toilet unless you are about to die from fever. Had a physician once tell me there are doctors who prescribe it who won't give it to their own kids or take it themselves.

Quote:Acetaminophen (N‐acetyl‐p‐aminophenol [APAP]), which is widely known in the United States by its trade name, Tylenol, that is derived from the underlined strings in the chemical name (N‐acetyl‐p‐aminophenol) and as paracetamol in Europe (from its alternative chemical name para‐acetylaminophenol), occupies a unique position in pharmacology and medicine: an over‐the‐counter drug, sold in billions of units annually in North America alone, but a powerful dose‐related toxin. Over the past 40 years, APAP toxicity has accounted for 46% of all acute liver failure (ALF) in the United States and between 40% and 70% of all cases in Great Britain and Europe

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7538926/

Tylenol is about to get leveled in class action lawsuits. It's a dangerous and defective consumer product marketed as being safe and effective. J&J knows this is coming which is why they spun it off to a subsidiary starting about a decade ago.

I'd rather smoke than take that stuff on the regular.

I bet I haven't taken a dozen of those things in my lifetime. I rarely take aspirin or any of the alternatives.

(09-26-2025 01:14 PM)hburg Wrote:  Giving such a shot so early endangers the newborn.

If you had a medical license, it should be taken away.

Quote:Immunizing newborns against hepatitis B is critical to reduce chronic hepatitis B later in life. False claims that call this benefit into question jeopardize the health of children. The U.S. has made significant progress in reducing chronic hepatitis B, largely due to the birth dose and completion of the infant series, and eliminating the birth dose would reverse this progress and lead to more cases of perinatally acquired hepatitis B and hepatitis B infections throughout childhood.

The hepatitis B vaccine has been tested extensively for safety and efficacy, and when administered within 24 hours of birth it is highly effective in preventing newborn infection.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), from 2011–2019, rates of reported cases of acute hepatitis B remained low among children and adolescents aged 0–19 years and among people aged 20–29 years, likely explained, in part, because of the implementation of childhood hepatitis B vaccine recommendations published by the CDC in 1991. As the cohort of people who were vaccinated as children has grown older, rates of acute hepatitis B among people aged 30–39 years began to consistently decrease, beginning in 2015.

Fact Checked: Hepatitis B Vaccine Given to Newborns Reduces Risk of Chronic Infection

(09-29-2025 09:37 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(09-26-2025 01:14 PM)hburg Wrote:  Giving such a shot so early endangers the newborn.

If you had a medical license, it should be taken away.

Quote:Immunizing newborns against hepatitis B is critical to reduce chronic hepatitis B later in life. False claims that call this benefit into question jeopardize the health of children. The U.S. has made significant progress in reducing chronic hepatitis B, largely due to the birth dose and completion of the infant series, and eliminating the birth dose would reverse this progress and lead to more cases of perinatally acquired hepatitis B and hepatitis B infections throughout childhood.

The hepatitis B vaccine has been tested extensively for safety and efficacy, and when administered within 24 hours of birth it is highly effective in preventing newborn infection.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), from 2011–2019, rates of reported cases of acute hepatitis B remained low among children and adolescents aged 0–19 years and among people aged 20–29 years, likely explained, in part, because of the implementation of childhood hepatitis B vaccine recommendations published by the CDC in 1991. As the cohort of people who were vaccinated as children has grown older, rates of acute hepatitis B among people aged 30–39 years began to consistently decrease, beginning in 2015.

Fact Checked: Hepatitis B Vaccine Given to Newborns Reduces Risk of Chronic Infection

You prob need 4 or 5 boosters

let me know if you need help paying for them