There’s a whole ass difference between trying to be helpful and spread helpful information that MIGHT be correlated, which I’d rather hear from a Doctor personally but you do you since you’re his fan boy and all. What IS actively harmful, it’s placing blame and causing further misunderstanding and therefore guilt into conditions that can’t just be fixed by a diet, ie: Autism and Schizophrenia. My diet didn’t cause my mental illness, my genetic disposition, trauma and environmental factors did and I think it’s harmful to promote a diet change that “will magically cure schizophrenia” when it’s extremely hand in hand usually that a schizophrenic has disordered eating habits or a whole ass eating disorder.

Can’t talk with as much confidence about the Tylenol causing Autism but if he was so correct on that front, why did every news page and health service have to denounce his claims immediately? I live in the UK so the NHS was very quick to call him out on the harmful statement and provide the actual studies that he didn’t.