What Really Happens to Your Body When You Suppress a Fever With Tylenol?

It’s the opposite of what most people think.

The Vigilant Fox

Nov 18, 2025

The following information is based on a report originally published by A Midwestern Doctor. Key details have been streamlined and editorialized for clarity and impact. Read the original report here.

11 years ago, CNN blurted out the truth about Tylenol:

“Too much acetaminophen over time can FRY YOUR LIVER. It can damage your liver to the point where you need a transplant or even to the point where it KILLS YOU.”

The #1 cause of liver failure in America is not alcohol; it’s Tylenol.

Every year, Tylenol use results in 56,000 ER visits, 2,600 hospitalizations, and 500 deaths. But strangely, you never hear about the dangers of Tylenol in the news anymore.

Got a fever? Habit may have you reaching for Tylenol every time, but this is where things get really uncomfortable…

Because suppressing a fever carries risks no doctor probably ever told you about—and the consequences go far beyond the liver.

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UK Government Wins 2-Year Battle to Withhold Data Linking COVID Vaccines to Excess Deaths

What exactly are they trying to hide? This just makes them look even more guilty.

Nov 18, 2025

Under a ruling last week by the U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office, the UK Health Security Agency is not required to publicly release data that could link COVID-19 vaccines to excess deaths. The ruling, which ended a two-year battle over the data, has led to accusations of a “cover-up,” according to The Telegraph, which first reported the story.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is not required to publicize data that may link COVID-19 vaccines to an increase in excess deaths in the United Kingdom during the pandemic, following a ruling last week by the U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office.

The ruling, which concludes a two-year battle for the release of the data, has led to accusations of a “cover-up,” according to The Telegraph, which first reported the story.

In 2023, UsForThem, a nonprofit advocacy group, requested the data under the country’s freedom of information laws. However, UKHSA challenged the request, citing concerns that releasing the data could fuel “misinformation” and cause “distress” to the vaccine-injured.

In a statement provided to The Defender, Luke Weeks, senior communications manager at UKHSA’s press office, said:

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