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I'd like to hear as much as you'll talk about this.

hattmall 5y ago
It's just Kratom. It's basically a low level heroin. It's addictive and not really a walk in the park and detoxing from it is very bad. Google Kratom Withdrawal. It also fucks your kidneys, in a pretty short time of chronic use.
- atatatat 5y ago
  I was hoping to hear the parts that make those things more bearable than what they had before.
  - goldenkey 5y ago
    It doesn't cause constipation like the prescription opioids. It's a partial agonist, so it does not build up tolerance and continues to work at the same dose for extended periods of time. It's all natural and a green leafy vegetable, so it's a good source of micronutrients. It is a better pain reliever, more similar to Tramadol/Tapentadol (partial norepinephrine agonists) than the other opioids. Tramadol is too weak and has a max dosage that is quite low. Tapentadol is extremely expensive and not covered by all insurances. Mitragyna is affordable, shelf safe, and sustainable. It's a silver bullet compared to the unsustainable lifestyle that chronic pain doctors are pumping out with their prescription pads. What other questions do you have?
- goldenkey 5y ago
  Wow, smear campaign much? I don't know of anyone who ever injected this plant or did sexual favors for it. What about it makes you compare it to Heroin, one of the most addictive and elicit narcotics on the planet? I've been taking Mitragyna for years and have no kidney issues. My kidney function is checked regularly and my GFR and BUN ratios are fine. Secondly, any drug, even antidepressants, have some form of dependency. The withdrawal from Mitragyna isn't bad. With a simple taper, one can easily get off of it. I've done so myself a couple times. Google oxycodone withdrawal, Xanax withdrawal, Lexapro withdrawal..ad infinitum. Most controlled prescription drugs have far worse withdrawals. Here's one bit of truth I'll agree with: buying Mitragyna from gas stations or head shops is a terrible way to acquire it. And these sources may be impure or tainted and cause health issues. Perhaps that's where your kidney damage statements come from. Always buy Mitragyna from a reputable and GMP certified vendor. The American Kratom Association lists some vendors: https://www.americankratom.org/ https://www.americankratom.org/

It's just Kratom. It's basically a low level heroin. It's addictive and not really a walk in the park and detoxing from it is very bad. Google Kratom Withdrawal. It also fucks your kidneys, in a pretty short time of chronic use.

atatatat 5y ago
I was hoping to hear the parts that make those things more bearable than what they had before.
- goldenkey 5y ago
  It doesn't cause constipation like the prescription opioids. It's a partial agonist, so it does not build up tolerance and continues to work at the same dose for extended periods of time. It's all natural and a green leafy vegetable, so it's a good source of micronutrients. It is a better pain reliever, more similar to Tramadol/Tapentadol (partial norepinephrine agonists) than the other opioids. Tramadol is too weak and has a max dosage that is quite low. Tapentadol is extremely expensive and not covered by all insurances. Mitragyna is affordable, shelf safe, and sustainable. It's a silver bullet compared to the unsustainable lifestyle that chronic pain doctors are pumping out with their prescription pads. What other questions do you have?
goldenkey 5y ago
Wow, smear campaign much? I don't know of anyone who ever injected this plant or did sexual favors for it. What about it makes you compare it to Heroin, one of the most addictive and elicit narcotics on the planet? I've been taking Mitragyna for years and have no kidney issues. My kidney function is checked regularly and my GFR and BUN ratios are fine. Secondly, any drug, even antidepressants, have some form of dependency. The withdrawal from Mitragyna isn't bad. With a simple taper, one can easily get off of it. I've done so myself a couple times. Google oxycodone withdrawal, Xanax withdrawal, Lexapro withdrawal..ad infinitum. Most controlled prescription drugs have far worse withdrawals. Here's one bit of truth I'll agree with: buying Mitragyna from gas stations or head shops is a terrible way to acquire it. And these sources may be impure or tainted and cause health issues. Perhaps that's where your kidney damage statements come from. Always buy Mitragyna from a reputable and GMP certified vendor. The American Kratom Association lists some vendors: https://www.americankratom.org/ https://www.americankratom.org/