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Where Research, Education, and Hope Meet

Raising awareness of inflammation issues and their causes

Did You Know? 

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Inflammation Effects Everyone

Our gut health is more important than we think. Approximately 35% of Americans have chronic inflammation, and that can contribute to allergies, depression, heart disease, and so much more. Decreasing inflammation can be a key way to help all of us enjoy happier (and healthier) lives.

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The Loss of "Biodiversity" is Hard on Our Bodies, and Minds

Without biodiversity (aka diverse gut bacteria), inflammation is one of the biggest health crises in western cultures. It affects not only our physical wellness, but our mental health. That's why research and education on how to improve chronic inflammation is critical. 

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You Can Make a Change

Education about inflammation, the things we can do to decrease it, and sharing what we know with others is the simplest way to make a huge difference. That's why WPLab focuses on research, education, and advocacy. You can join us by learning, sharing, and doing what you can for your families. 

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Who We are 

WPLab is a not-for-profit company that conducts research and education related to immune system dysfunction in high-income countries. A current focus is the interaction between the immune system and acetaminophen (paracetamol) early in life, and how that interaction affects brain development.

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The Link Between Autism and Acetaminophen

Based on the scientific evidence, we have been able to conclude without a reasonable doubt that exposure of susceptible babies and children to acetaminophen causes many if not most cases autism.

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Visit PreventAutism.org to learn more.

Education and Advocacy

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"The loss of biodiversity leaves our immune system susceptible, and the restoration of healthy gut bacteria is both encouraging, and potentially life changing.“

- William Parker, PhD, Founder

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