Kratom plants can be classified into three different varieties: red vein, green vein, white vein, and yellow vein. Each of these varieties can be broken down further into different strains. The strain has its own unique kratom benefits on the body and mind due to its alkaloid co

The safety and efficacy of kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) for treatment of pain is highly controversial. Kratom produces more than 40 structurally related alkaloids, but most studies have focused on just two of these, mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine.

The prevalence of kratom use appears to be increasing in Europe and North America, raising concerns for its possible development into a significant public health threat.

Pennsylvania lawmakers will consider when they return to Harrisburg for voting sessions after an absence of more than two months is regulation of a plant-based substance that can produce opioid- and stimulant-like effects.

Kratom tea - An In-Depth Study Kratom tea study stirs up new support for relieving opioid dependence. As the opioid epidemic continues to grip the nation and kills tens of thousands every year, a new study led by researchers at the University of Florida suggests kratom could b...

George Fejer, team coordinator of the ALIUS, speaks to Dr. Jay McLaughlin, Professor of Pharmacodynamics at the University of Florida, and one of the leading experts on kratom. Understanding the science of this substances, and how we can make the bridge to implementing them in pr

Bloomios to Develop and Produce New Range of Private-Label Products Utilizing, Ashwagandha, Melatonin, Kratom, Lion's Mane, Valerian Root, Reishi Mushroom and other Natural Ingredients.

Should Ascension Parish ban kratom? Several commenters weigh in during meeting The introduction of an ordinance to regulate the sale and use of kratom drew several commenters, both for and against, to the Ascension Parish Council meeting held Aug. 4 at the courthouse in Donald...

Kratom, an herbal extract that is banned in Wisconsin and five other states, could be legalized in the state after a regulatory board agreed to provide guidance to the Legislature at the urging of a bipartisan group of lawmakers.