In this thought-provoking clip from "Black Out with Ian & Rashad," your favorite hosts dive deep into the recent controversy sparked by Donald Trump’s administration warning about the use of Tylenol during pregnancy and its alleged link to autism. Rashad and Ian unpack what was actually said, the internet’s explosive reaction, and the complexities surrounding medical advice when it comes to pregnancy. Rashad starts by quoting Trump’s claim and discusses the subsequent FDA response, including potential warnings for pregnant women and whether there were already existing cautions or risks previously noted. Ian chimes in with insights from a doctor's perspective, explaining biological pathways and sharing his suspicion over Johnson & Johnson’s strategic moves with Tylenol. The conversation also turns to the broader issues of Western medicine, alternative remedies, and how health conversations often become weaponized. The hosts stress their own limitations—neither are doctors—but reflect on the importance of self-education, skepticism, and considering alternative wellness options. They also explore the rollout of new autism treatments, connections to high-profile figures like Dr. Oz, and the bigger picture of pharmaceutical business interests. This clip challenges conventional narratives and encourages listeners to question what they put in their bodies, stay informed, and think critically about health headlines—while being respectful of lived experiences, especially those of pregnant women. 👉 *Key discussion points in this clip:* - Trump's administration comments on Tylenol & autism risk - FDA reactions and warnings for pregnant women - Doctor perspectives on Tylenol, vaccines, and alternative medicine - Business moves by Johnson & Johnson - New autism treatments and potential conflicts of interest - Personal wellness routines, skepticism towards Western medicine, and the importance of holistic health Join the Black Out community as we tackle headlines, controversy, and the intersection of health, politics, and big business. *Note: Nothing in this clip is medical advice; always consult a qualified medical professional about health decisions, especially during pregnancy.* **Like, comment, and subscribe for more raw conversations at the crossroads of culture, health, and economics.** #Tylenol #Autism #Pregnancy #DonaldTrump #FDA #HealthDebate #BlackOutPodcast #JohnsonAndJohnson #AlternativeMedicine #DrOz #AutismAwareness #PodcastClip #IanDunlap #RashadBilal #BigPharma #HealthControversy #TrendingNews Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
