As usual, the mainstream media attacks me for something I didn’t say in order to distract from the truth of what I did say.
At yesterday’s Cabinet meeting, I said: “There are two studies that show children who are circumcised early have double the rate of autism, and it’s highly likely because they’re given Tylenol.”
An August 2025 https://t.co/FkKB6dnLJ3 review by Patel et al. directly validates my point that the observed autism correlation in circumcised boys is best explained by acetaminophen exposure, not circumcision itself.
Newsweek reflected my comments most accurately.
USA Today partially reported what I said but used misleading framing.
New York Post distorted it completely with its headline, implying I said circumcision causes autism.
So once again, MSM chooses to character assassinate me instead of educating Americans by digging into the science.
The paper I was referring to identifies the 2015 Danish circumcision study as “the most compelling ‘standalone’ evidence that acetaminophen triggers autism in susceptible babies and children.”
It presents a mechanistic model showing that acetaminophen acts in combination with oxidative stress to cause neurodevelopmental injury.
The study’s authors call the evidence “overwhelming” and argue the precautionary principle demands avoiding acetaminophen during pregnancy and early infancy, precisely echoing my public warning.
In short, the preprint provides a rigorous scientific framework that substantiates my interpretation: the risk stems from acetaminophen use in infants, not from circumcision itself.
SOURCE: https://t.co/AhgITl9lV1
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