Police display some of their vast haul of Kratom leaves following a crackdown on drug networks in the central region, in Nonthaburi province in February. After being listed as an illegal narcotic for many decades, Thais will finally be allowed to use and own Mitragyna speciosa,
Kratom is becoming a popular alternative to many prescription drugs among people across the US. Even though it’s an illegal substance in most countries, more and more online stores in the US have many different kratom types in their product lines. However, many of these
Nectar Leaf, an international ecommerce brand specializing in all-natural products, has been making headlines after the launch of their specialty kratom tea line to the European market. Headquartered out of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Nectar Leaf is now making their presence felt on a global scale. With offices
In this world filled with challenges, who will say no to a source of happiness and high energy? Anxiety, Stress, Unhappiness is no longer a local condition but instead have turned out to be quite a common trait globally. There are many ways to deal
Back in December, while driving in Sioux Falls, I noticed numerous signs outside of storefronts that said “Kratom sold here." Not long after, I noticed similar signs in Watertown outside of local businesses. If you have seen similar signs, you might be wondering what kratom is
Over the last few years, Kratom has emerged as a natural remedy for various ailments. The herbal compound found mainly in South-East Asia possesses several medicinal and therapeutic benefits. The natives of South-East Asian countries, such as Thailand and Indonesia, have been using these leaves for medicinal
U.S. Marshals, on behalf of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, seized more than $1.47 million in supplements and ingredients last month made by Premier Manufacturing Products, a Cape Coral company that produces and sells dietary supplements. The seizure, according to a letter sent by Premier officials to
Drug warriors have long deployed disinformation to justify panics and crackdowns. Kratom, an unregulated plant-based product used by many to manage opioid consumption and withdrawals, has not been spared. On May 21, former Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb spread a baseless claim
