>> So you are insinuating, that Kratom is an opiate of some kind. As a matter of fact, it's a plant and contains many known and unknown substances. > And you a

>> So you are insinuating, that Kratom is an opiate of some kind. As a matter of fact, it's a plant and contains many known and unknown substances. > And you are wrong. It most certainly is. Kratom is a plant, not a compound. You don't seem to know the difference. Plants, Mitragyna speciosa in this case, are full of different compounds. One of them is 7-hydroxymitragynine which has agonistic effects on the mu-opiod receptors. So what? There are many such substances, but one animal test paper does not make this a drug safe for human consumption. God knows what nasty side effects is has. > Chemical analysis of kratom shows that it contains 7-hydroxymitragynine, which is in fact an opiate several times stronger than morphine. See above. Moreover, what's the actual concentration of 7-hydroxymitragynine in the plant leaves? Probably minute, otherwise this stuff would have been banned all along. So, you are selling a product, of which you claim not for human consumption but use as incense, and then go telling everyone it contains some opioid substance? So much for truth in 'incense' advertising.