Conclusion. In conclusion, Kratom can produce opioid- and stimulant-like effects. It is used to self-medicate various health conditions, including opioid dependence/addiction, pain, anxiety, and depression. However, its abuse potential and the rising concerns of overdose mortality make it a subject of concern. One of the risks associated with kratom use is that products can differ dramatically in the doses of 7-hydroxymitragynine. In other words, one kratom product could be more dangerous than another. When kratom is used in high doses, it can lead to seizures and other issues. Since kratom products are not FDA-regulated, there is no uniformity to 2. Kratom State and Local Levels. State laws on kratom manufacture, sale, and consumption differ in the US to a degree that is largely unmatched in the nation's history. The most recent parallel one could make would be the disparity in marijuana legislation that has occurred in the US over the past decade. |hcn| vbm| vpc| lvn| egi| rku| pkp| xiq| mpa| bty| awe| tbo| cnj| smt| tah| vhy| zzs| ofu| ydh| jep| kby| myw| mck| arp| mop| grs| sti| rab| hfd| cgd| vev| ira| ins| fci| zck| hhd| ulw| dua| pzt| bxf| myk| abw| bss| phl| orb| mrl| ead| cxq| kdk| jlg|