I've noticed that there are some people who are poison-pilled on the Tylenol thing because of what the health community did during COVID. I get not wanting to trust government health agencies after stuff like that, absolutely, but these people don't seem to actually think about the information being given to them and instead just act purely on principle.

The government telling you that you need to put something in your body is questionable. The government telling you that you SHOULDN'T take a drug while you're pregnant when all drugs that carry out the same function are already advised against, and the company that produces the drug even says you probably shouldn't take it while pregnant... that's a different story entirely.

Like, do these people think something BAD is going to happen if they don't take Tylenol? Do they think something BAD is going to happen if they have their kid take their vaccines steadily instead of all at once? Even if it doesn't directly cause autism it seems like an extremely common sense thing that you shouldn't do stuff like that.