Tiger27 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 02, 2020 6:58 pm
Have you guys ever seen Paulthomasmd on YouTube? He’s a “holistic” (read:antivax) pediatrician that has a bunch of day of the life style videos on YouTube. He seems awesome at first and totally normally until you take 2 minutes to dig into his views. He has a whole book about producing an autism free child and one of those things is avoiding Tylenol because he himself has linked it to autism. You can read the first couple pages of it on amazon...it seems to be a very popular book, especially among the psuedo-crunch Alex types. I’d highly suspect Alex is getting her guidance from that and that’s where the anti-Tylenol views come from.
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Oh yeah I have heard this actually! It has something to do with the MTHFR gene I believe. I myself have the gene and there’s again - lots of pseudoscience behind it.
The sad part about someone like Alex is they live their life on edge trying to prevent something or trying to stop
Something but then one day both Phil and Alex May wake up and realize that everything they did didn’t magically fix what couldn’t be prevented. I know I’m not making much sense here but if anyone has ever lost a someone close to them either slowly or suddenly or even if you are a parent and received a diagnosis(autism or otherwise) you spend so many years following all the rules, doing everything right...but then bam - something does happen to go against everything you were trying to prevent.
What happens if they do everything in their power to prevent speech issues (lip and tongue tie revisions) and she still has issues? or what happens if Cassidy is on the Spectrum...or god forbid one of the kids gets diagnosed with something. You go down this path of trying to be perfect (breast milk, organic, no Tylenol, holistic) and one day everything changes.
I used to be very much like them until my kids turned upside down in multiple ways (I’ve talked about it on here before)....you simply can’t stop things from happening.
It’s definitely a control thing and I hate to say it but it will all come tumbling down one day. You can’t live on edge like that and it not.