u/Computer-Plus

Hello, (m30)

I was diagnosed two months ago with a mild flare-up. After an ultrasound, the doctor found 2 diverticula.

I am still adapting and trying to find what I can and not eat and what causes me pain.

For example, I was fine until last week when I decided to go back to my supplements, when I got a 3/10 pain in the lower abdomen after taking creatine for 2 days straight.

This is my list of supplements; would you know or have experience saying that some are definitely a no-go?

(Besides creatine, which I probably won't take again ever, but is there any substitute for it?)

• Collagen powder
• Creatine Monohydrate
• L-Theanine
• A-Z Multivitamin
• Lion's Mane Complex
• Vitamin D3 / K2
• Magnesium (taken at night)

Edit: I also take psyllium husk when I am not in pain, as instructed by my doctor.

After playing Halfsword for almost a year, I’ve come to realize that the combat and physics systems in other games fall completely short.

Do you guys feel the same way?

I keep wondering what a game like Skyrim or Bannerlord would be like with Halfsword’s combat system—or even a Zelda game.

Would that be dreaming too big?

Hello people,

I have a Triban RC 120 road bike with 28mm tires for asphalt.

I'd like to know if anyone has experience using this bike with a trailer for toddlers.

I know this bike model isn't ideal for a trailer for small children, but I can't afford to buy another bike right now.

The "tours" I’d take with my toddler wouldn’t be long distances.