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Tylenol doesn't help you sleep unless you take such large doses that you are trying to kill yourself.
A Tylenol Overdose is one of the worst ways to die. It wont be quick and it will hurt a LOT the whole time.
Pain relief helps me sleep when I'm in pain
Tylenol doesn't work on mental pain...
All pain is mental pain
And when I Google it, it seems to say yes, Tylenol might work on emotional pain
500mg is enough to help me get to sleep. I don't rely on it but it's something I've noticed when I have taken it. It's not knocking me out on its own but if I try to go to sleep it's easier with it than without it.