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Maybe medically they help, but from my experience they just made my stomach feel bubbly, bloated and uncomfortable.

Stay away from coffee or acidic foods. Empty your bowels every time you need to because leaving it only makes it worse. For me, water always makes my tummy worse. It makes me feel bloated and uncomfortable. Milk is also bad for the stomach. Good solid foods are best, without too much flavour...

Ah see I don't go partying. Whenever I do drugs it's in a controlled environment with a few close friends and we only ever do a little bit at a time, and I want to keep it that way. I'm not reckless and stupid, and I'm not really into the crazy party scene. At least not yet.

Yes, my parents know. And weed? Not that addictive. I know you think in a stupid teenager going with the crowds but I'm not. For one I'm not stupid. I would never kill myself, which is why I will never do MDMA, heroin, cocaine, or anything that has real terrible risks. LSD I was mainly just...

And I'm not planning to ruin my life. Its just my interest to experience as much as I can in this life, because you don't get another chance to live it.

Well the fact is half these things aren't actually as dangerous as most people assume. In fact, it is known that weed is actually a lot safer than alcohol. And I feel I would rather try something, as long as it's not too dangerous, and enjoy all the pleasures this modern world offers us than...

Thank you David. I think I'm almost definitely going to stick to natural drugs if anything, like weed and shrooms. But I was curious about researching other drugs, and I happened to stumble on those facts about LSD. I'm not planing to do it, its just important I know which drugs I must...

Thank you Crabby. I didn't really believe it when it said it cured Crohn's. It was far too good to be true. But they do apparently help with the symptoms. LSD in particular is a very strong anti-inflammitary drug, which is why it has been known to 'cure' flare ups. There's so little information...

I know they're illegal and bad, but there will often be the temptation of doing them. Buy, as a Crohn's sufferer, the consequences of drugs can differ from what they would be to a normal person. Just to tell you a little about me - I'm 15 years old, diagnosed when I was 11. Had a comeback a few...