Tylenol
Over-the-counter pain relief medication containing acetaminophen, commonly used for headaches, fever, and pain management.
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"There's a study of college students who are in bad breakups. Some of them get Tylenol and some of them don't. Those who take Tylenol, a course of Tylenol, are about a third less heartbroken."
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"acetaminophen is responsible for about 500 deaths a year. I fully support Tylenol being legal."
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"Taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like Advil and Tylenol sometimes can be good, if that's recommended, but other times, because it reduces your fever, it's allowing that pathogen... to survive."
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"Tylenol, which has acetaminophen in it, kills people every year. About 500 deaths per year, largely through overdose-related acute liver failure."
"There's overwhelming science that says you shouldn't take it particularly during pregnancy and particularly the last days of pregnancy or in the perinatal period."
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