Please cite sources for all of this. The mechanism of action for Tylenol is mostly known and regardless it is not uncommon to have medicines with an unknown me

Please cite sources for all of this. The mechanism of action for Tylenol is mostly known and regardless it is not uncommon to have medicines with an unknown mechanism approved (e.g. gabapentin). Furthermore, the mechanism of harm you quote is not, in fact, a known one. Frankly, I can’t tell where you pulled that from. The primary mechanism of harm is liver damage from prolonged use. Finally, the association with autism is still under debate and I see several possible confounding effects in the current research. Your post is incredibly misinformative and you should not be talking about anything medical science related if you know this little. You could get people hurt if they listen to you.