Someone already revealed all the gifts of this scam <| sep |> Thankful for all three , love to underneath the suite ! <| sep |> that ' s a fairly common phrase <| sep |> The whole idea of funerals is idiotic . Pay your respects to people while they are alive by showing them u actually care about them . Wtfs the point after they ' re deadMost people that go to funerals or post rants on social media after their passing are just in it for themselves . They are concerned about how people will view them . Pretty fuckin embarrassing . <| sep |> More from the shill <| sep |> Uhhh , no , everything I said is true . At least , it ' s true for Crohn ' s disease . If you happen to have mild UC , then the 5 ASAs have some merit . I ' m assuming you have Crohn ' s . If you happen to be one of the few that these medications work for , then that ' s great . Mesalazine and mesalamine formulations are not effective for inducing remission in active Crohn ' s diseaseSide effects are generally mild in nature and typically include headache , nausea , vomiting , abdominal pain and diarrhea . In conclusion , sulfasalazine is only modestly effective for the treatment of active Crohn ' s disease . However , the existing data show little benefit for mesalamine . Source t r e a t m e n t a c t i v e c r o h n s d i s e a s e t r e atmentactivecrohnsdisease 5 ASA has a much more limited role in the management of CD and , in particular , is not effective in treating active CD . Such practice is not the standard of care and is potentially detrimental , delaying more appropriate therapies and allowing inflammation to continue with the potential for perforating or obstructive complications . Source Again , these are some of the most inert , and least effective , medications we have for Crohn ' s disease . In fact , the most updated guidelines don ' t even recommend their use in Crohn ' s . There ' s a reason why these are generally the first medications GIs tend to try , because they ' re the most inert and thus the most safe . You ' re basically taking a slightly modified version of Aspirin . I am not saying they ' re absolutely riskfree , but the risk is so low that it ' s practically considered nonexistent . I can guarantee you that the longterm damage of untreated Crohn ' s is many many times worse than any longterm damage you may get from mesalamine . And in terms of the tiers of medications available , you ' re just one step above barely , of being untreated .