biak

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Clinical Implications of Kratom ( Mitragyna speciosa) Use: a Literature Review (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

Purpose of review: This work aims to provide an up-to-date review of the preclinical and clinical scientific literature on the therapeutic value of kratom to better understand the underlying mechanisms related to its use and inform future therapeutic applications....

Examining the Psychoactive Differences between Kratom Strains (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

Abstract: Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) is a Southeast Asian plant containing various alkaloids that induce pharmacological effects in humans. In Western countries, online vendors sell a variety of different kratom strains which are marketed to have distinct effect profiles....

Media Conflates Milder Kratom Leaf with Stronger Kratom Extract (www.kratomscience.com)

Recent media reports about kratom-related deaths are leaving out basic information about these tragic events. Preexisting conditions and possible drug interactions are sparsely mentioned or left out of reports entirely. Media is also using the term “kratom” to describe all products, from fresh leaf to extract to kratom...

Kratom Scoeince Podcast 81. Dr. Kirsten Smith of NIDA Returns (www.kratomscience.com)

Dr. Kirsten Smith of National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) joins us once again to talk about an upcoming comprehensive study that will include a detailed nationwide survey, testing of kratom samples, and testing select individual kratom consumers. We also cover several papers that Dr. Smith led or co-authored that have been...

biak,

Personally I tend to be pretty skeptical of these extravagant claims about massive variations between products. I could not discern between any of them if my life depended on it.

I would love to do a blinded “pepsi challenge” with people who describe them being very different. To learn if in fact they can identify the product by its effects. Maybe I am extremely unperceptive, or I have never had “the good stuff”.

But til I read or experience something to change my mind, I have to go with understanding so far. There is not really a wide range of effects that I notice I think it’s mostly just people spinning themselves and one another up with marketing and the power of suggestion. I think kratom leaf powder would be difficult to intentionally contaminate at scale. Like how would you even do it? I do recall the stories of something have ?fent? in europe a few years ago but also we know how bad press coverage can be. So I’d have to go back and review to see if it is even vaguely reliable. Do you remember who covered it and how trustworthy they were?

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