One of Trump’s goals is to make America healthy again. So far he’s delivering on that promise.
As the Trump admin has made a groundbreaking discovery regarding this troubling medical condition.
President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have ignited a firestorm with their recent announcement, exposing a potential link between a common drug and the alarming rise in autism rates. This isn’t just a medical revelation—it’s a rallying cry for every American who’s tired of Big Pharma’s grip on Americans’ health.
This isn’t just a medical revelation—it’s a rallying cry for every American who’s tired of Big Pharma’s grip on our health. Their findings, dropped Monday, point to acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, as a possible culprit behind the autism epidemic, while offering hope with a drug that could ease symptoms.
The autism crisis is undeniable. Back in April, Kennedy warned that 1 in 31 kids in the U.S. now has autism—a fivefold surge since the CDC started tracking in 1992. Even more gut-wrenching, he said, “25% of the kids diagnosed with autism are non-verbal, non-toilet trained, have other stereotypical features: head banging, tactile and light sensitivities, stimming, toe-walking, etc.”
Trump didn’t hold back, calling out acetaminophen directly. “Taking Tylenol is not good. I’ll say it. It’s not good,” he said, though he noted it might be needed for a pregnant woman with a dangerously high fever. “There’s a lot of common sense in this.”
The evidence is stacking up. FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary, speaking to Georgia Howe, host of The Daily Wire’s Morning Wire podcast, laid it out:
“We have an epidemic of autism that has increased 400% in the recent decades and we don’t have a known cause.” He added, “Now this may be a cause, but when you have enough evidence to suggest an association and you have no other plausible cause, we have a duty to notify parents and doctors.”
Big Pharma’s not happy, and you can see why. Kenvue, Tylenol’s maker, issued a frantic denial: “We believe independent, sound science clearly shows that taking acetaminophen does not cause autism. We strongly disagree with any suggestion otherwise and are deeply concerned with the health risk this poses for expecting mothers.”
Trump also took aim at vaccines, pushing for a “delayed schedule” to spread them out over a child’s life. This resonates with millions of parents who’ve questioned the relentless push to vaccinate kids early and often. Kennedy confirmed HHS is investigating vaccines’ role in autism rates, a move that’s long overdue.
On the treatment front, there’s a glimmer of hope. Leucovorin could help ease autism symptoms. Makary explained, “Only recently have we recognized that some kids with autism actually have an autoimmune disease.” He described how the drug might counteract antibodies blocking folate receptors in the brain, potentially improving symptoms. It’s not a cure, but it’s a step forward.
Makary didn’t sugarcoat the urgency. “We now have good data from large studies and the Harvard School of Public Health Dean has made a very conclusive statement that he believes the association is causal,” he said. “So when you have that weight of evidence, you have to take it seriously and err on the side of safety, especially since the vast majority of low grade fevers do not need to be treated.”
The establishment’s had a chokehold on science for too long, shutting down questions they don’t like. Makary nailed it when speaking to the Morning Wire:
“Secretary Kennedy is asking questions that the American people are asking. And so we have this odd new political landscape that’s penetrated science where you’re supposedly not allowed to ask certain questions. It’s created a tremendous amount of distrust. But I can tell you the purpose of science itself is to investigate questions.”
This announcement is a turning point. For decades, Big Pharma and their buddies in government have pushed drugs and policies that put profits over people. Trump and Kennedy are ripping the veil off, exposing a system that’s let autism rates spiral out of control. A 400% increase doesn’t happen by chance—it’s a failure of leadership and a betrayal of trust.
Parents are on the front lines, and they’re fed up. The autism crisis isn’t just a health issue; it’s a cultural battle. Trump’s willingness to call out Tylenol and question vaccine schedules shows he’s not afraid to take on the establishment. Kennedy’s relentless pursuit of the truth is a breath of fresh air in a world suffocated by corporate lies.
Leucovorin offers hope, but it’s not a fix-all. Parents will need a doctor’s prescription to try it. The real fight is in prevention—stopping this epidemic before it destroys another generation. That means rethinking how pregnant women are medicated, how kids are vaccinated, and how Big Pharma is allowed to call the shots.
Trump and Kennedy are leading the charge. The autism crisis is a symptom of a deeper problem—a system that values money over lives.
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