Tucson Social Security Disability Blog

Another Good Reason To Not Take Tylenol

Posted by

It’s not bad enough that Acetaminophen (most commonly sold as Tylenol) can kill you, or at least your liver, with even the smallest overdose. It turns out, the stuff does not even work on back pain and the most common form of arthritis, osteoarthritis. Given the rather extraordinary risks involved in taking Tylenol, you would think it would produce tremendous results. Instead, it produces none. I think this is what is called a “lose-lose’ proposition.  So, if your doctor suggests you take Tylenol for your back back or your arthritis, you may to question if you have the right doctor.

For a fascinating take on just how dangerous Acetaminophen is, listed the This American Life Podcast about it.

Details of the new study may be found here.

Hearing scheduled? Call Today.

If Social Security has scheduled your disability case to be heard by one of their judges, call me immediately. Unlike many large law firms, I can move quickly to get your case ready to be won.

Recent Posts


About The Author

Since 1992, I have been helping the people of Southern Arizona get the benefits they are due. Before devoting all my efforts to assisting people with Social Security disability claims, I also handled such complex lawsuits as medical malpractice and products liability. I brought to my Social Security cases all the skills and attention to detail that I developed in the courtroom. I approach each Social Security disability case as if it were a million-dollar lawsuit. For the people trying to get Social Security benefits, their claim is every bit as important. Because I have personally handled so many Social Security cases, I have refined the skills I need to win your case for you. I have helped people win cases for every kind of ailment from arthritis to valley fever. At present, I am focused on helping those persons with neurological and orthopedic disorders. Because claims for people over age fifty bring additional complications, I particularly seek out those cases to work on. I regularly write about back and spine conditions on my blog. I actively seek out the latest information about orthopedic and neurological disorders to ensure I can represent my clients as effectively as possible. Because of my current focus, I regret that I am not able to take any cases for mental disorders. If you are over age fifty and suffer from any orthopedic or neurological disorder, please contact me at once.