In this video I explain what Kratom is, go over harm reduction, what the dangers surrounding its use are, and describe the people with chronic pain who've been using it to help them live a better life. Kratom is legal in many countries & is a plant related to the coffee tree which grows native to South East Asia.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:38 - What is Kratom?
0:45 - Is it legal?
0:49 - Effects of Kratom
1:07 - Why is Kratom used?
1:29 - Duration of Effects
1:33 - What does Kratom do to your body?
1:56 - Forms of Kratom
2:06 - Tolerance / Withdrawal Symptoms
2:12 - Dosage & Measurements
2:44 - Is Kratom addictive
3:00 - Strains of Kratom
4:17 - Conclusion & Overall Analysis
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This video articulates the gist of the following: Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) is a tree native to Southeast Asia. The leaves contain a chemical called mitragynine, which works like opioids such as morphine. Kratom has pain-relieving effects like opioids do. It also has many of the same serious safety concerns as other opioids. People commonly use kratom for withdrawal from heroin, morphine, and other opioid drugs, as well as cough, depression, anxiety, and many other conditions. Kratom is banned in some states and countries due to serious safety concerns. The US FDA has warned consumers to avoid using products containing kratom. Kratom is an herbal extract that comes from the leaves of an evergreen tree (Mitragyna speciosa) grown in Southeast Asia. Kratom leaves can be chewed, and dry kratom can be swallowed or brewed. Kratom extract can be used for a liquid product. The liquid form is often marketed as a treatment for muscle pain, or to suppress appetite and stop cramps and diarrhea. Kratom is also sold as a treatment for panic attacks. Kratom is believed to act on opioid receptors. At low doses, kratom acts as a stimulant, making users feel more energetic. At higher doses, it reduces pain and may bring on euphoria. At very high doses, it acts as a sedative, making users quiet and perhaps sleepy. Some people who practice Asian traditional medicine consider kratom to be a substitute for opium. Some people take kratom to avoid the symptoms of opioid withdrawal and because kratom may be bought more easily than prescription medication. Kratom is also used at music festivals and in other recreational settings. People who use kratom for relaxation report that because it is plant-based, it is natural and safe. However, the amount of active ingredient in kratom plants can vary greatly, making it difficult to gauge the effect of a given dose. Depending on what is in the plant and the health of the user, taking kratom may be very dangerous. Although people who take kratom believe in its value, researchers who have studied kratom think its side effects and safety problems more than offset any potential benefits. Poison control centers in the United States received about 1,800 reports involving use of kratom from 2011 through 2017. About half of these exposures resulted in serious negative outcomes such as seizures and high blood pressure. Five of the seven infants who were reported to have been exposed to kratom went through withdrawal. Kratom takes effect after five to 10 minutes, and its effects last two to five hours. The effects of kratom become stronger as the quantity taken increases. At low doses, kratom has been reported to work like a stimulant. People who have used low doses generally report having more energy, being more alert, and feeling more sociable. The main active ingredients of kratom are the alkaloids mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. There is evidence that these alkaloids can have analgesic (pain relieving), anti-inflammatory, or muscle relaxant effects. For this reason, kratom is often used to ease symptoms of fibromyalgia. The plantâs dark green leaves are usually dried and either crushed or powdered. You can find fortified kratom powders, usually green or light brown in color. These powders also contain extracts from other plants. Kratom is also available in paste, capsule, and tablet form. "kratom" & "kratom review" & "kratom dosage" & "kratom dose" & "kratom effects" & "kratom high" & "kratum" & "what is kratom" & "kratom side effects" & "using kratom" & "green vein" & "white vein" & "red vein" & "kratom high" & "kratom for energy" & "kratom explained" & "is kratom addictive" & "kratom strains" & "what does kratom do" & "kratom use" & "kratom veins" & "using kratom" & "what does kratom feel like" & "kratom guide" are relevant. Be safe out there guys! Much love
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