"Would kratom be ok if I was a pharmaceutical company and I told you that Kratom could help you lose weight, be happy, and be more productive? It is an incredib

"Would kratom be ok if I was a pharmaceutical company and I told you that Kratom could help you lose weight, be happy, and be more productive? It is an incredibly viable alternative to oxycontin for pain management. How about as an alternative to SSRIs/Benzodiazepines as an anti-depressant/anti-anxiety medication? How about that kratom can seriously enhance productivity, more so than caffeine but less so than amphetamine and with fewer side effects than either? Disclaimer: Kratom can cause nausea, itching, and constipation, just like other opiates. Like other opiates, it can seriously potentiate other pharmaceuticals and you should ask your doctor if kratom is right for you." If you don't recognize where that came from, just look up at the top of the thread. I'd like you to point out the part where he admits he has no scientific evidence for any of his claims. Moreover, if you're making medical claims for which you have no scientific evidence, you have no way of knowing if you're making misleading claims or not. He has a responsibility to his customers, and he is not fulfilling it.