Do you take any supplements?

@Bushranger This is so true and it's what i've told others. Most people need to either see limbs missing or bleeding to believe a person is sick. Anything else and they're just being lazy. I have been lucky so far to have avoided Prednisone or anything other than Mesalazine. They put my on sulphursalazine to begin with and i had a huge allergic reaction.

@SW-User That's bad shit. Lots of potential side effects with it too. One thing I have noticed now too, is that I'm no longer as compulsive with checking where the toilets are wherever I go. Even go rid of my phone app that located public toilets, lol. That's one of the advantages of surgery.

@Bushranger Yes, apparently some people are allergic to sulphur-based meds which i am. That's good that you've had some benefits from the surgery. I've been lucky so far, every day without problems is a good day i think.

@basilfawlty89 ah, I see. Psychiatry doesn’t work for me, and I just quit my meds, so I’m trying to find something that can help different areas I’m focusing on with biohacking and also trying to make up for the deficiencies I keep having in my diet.

@ShaythePanTransMan the problem with many vitamins is that you should get most of it from your food. And overloading with vitamins just makes expensive urine.

@basilfawlty89 I know, I’m trying to get them from my food first and supplement what I can’t later. Haha, if you take too much, yes. I’ve already had too much vitamin A today after eating a ton of carrots, so I have to avoid it for the rest of the day.