If you’re a kratom advocate following up on the latest kratom ban news or research about this ethnobotanical herb from Southeast Asia, you’re likely aware
The NFL is looking at cannabis to manage its pain and opiate issue – but why isn’t it look at kratom?
Another informative breakdown with the one and only Mr. Mac Haddow
The long awaited reckoning of Purdue Pharma and their role in the American opioid epidemic.
-Understanding Indiana’s hard stance against Kratom, and when the ban may lift
Taking a look at the current research being conducted on kratom, and what it means for the future of kratoms legality and medicinal potential.
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