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This African shrub is commonly found in tropical Africa, from Sierra Leone to Zaire.
Use:
As a traditional “bitters” plant the dried ...
dy, C., Boyer, E.W. (2008): Opioid receptors and legal highs: Salvia divinorum and Kratom.
Clinical Technology, 46, 146-152.
Bayard, V., Chamorro, F., Motta, J., ...
The cultivation, purchase, and consumption of kratom is legal in most countries of the world
Australia is the only Western country ...
HEALTH RISKS
The consumption of kratom can quickly become a habit, and individuals, who take it regularly over a longer ...
REQUIRED EFFECTS
The effects of kratom depend on the dosage used; stimulating effects occur at a low dosage, while at higher ...
Kratom can be prepared in many ways, in which taste and effect can be taken into consideration. In large, kratom ...
CULTIVATION
It is recommendable to create conditions closely related to those of the natural habitat in warm, subtropical regions, in ...
Mitragynin[subpageindex]
More than 25 different alkaloids could be isolated in kratom, of which the alkaloid mitragynine in Mitragyna speciosa is the ...
CHEMICAL FORMULA OF THE ALKALOID MITRAGYNINE AND
WHERE/HOW IT EFFECTS THE BODY
Mitragynin
Mitragynine is an indole alkaloid. Chemically seen mitragynine is ...