When Should You Take Tylenol? - Tips to Protect Your Liver-Pain Free Friday

In this video Dr Bragg discusses when you should take Tylenol?

Tylenol in its generic form is called acetaminophen.
Tylenol can be used for two things :Pain and Fever.

Never take more than 3000 mg per day.
That is two extra strength Tylenol tablets three times a day or six tablets totally.

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[billiereed-yssr]

I think that it is great that you're putting out information for people who may not knowI think that it is great that you're putting out information for people who may not know. Keep it up doctor Bragg.

[darlene]

Thank you so much Dr. Bragg. I enjoy Pain Free Friday and I always learn so much. Tuesday tips too. Thank you for sharing 😊

[bettyboop]

I have a fairly significant liver disease. I am allowed to have 4- 500 mg tables with 3- 200 mg ibuprofen. They are taken together. The effect of this combination is better than either taken alone. It can work well enough to avoid opioids or other drugs. Try it. This was recommended by my liver doctor and my pain management doctor. My dentist said that is the soc for dentistry now.

[clydeloves]

Thank you for the clarifications, Dr. Bragg!

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[abigaylisrael]

Thank you for the helpful tip, Dr. Bragg, looking forward to more of your videos; Until then, enjoy each Day.

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[yvettejones-ztpi]

Good information Dr. Bragg. Thank you! Helpful.

[DouglasDolecki]

Thank for the helpful tip that we all need to know about. Much Appreciated!

[awesomeface]

I took 2 tablets for body pain on my right side up buttocks