US Edition7-OH Ban: Criminalising Kratom Alkaloid May Mean More Prohibition - TalkingDrugs
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7-OH Ban: Criminalising Kratom Alkaloid May Mean More Prohibition - TalkingDrugs
Kratom, the psychoactive leaf that has been used for pain relief, mood elevation, and as a stimulant for hundreds of years in Southeast Asia, is now used by tens of millions of Americans every day. This plant’s effects are caused by dozens of alkaloids – nitrogen-containing molecules that induce psychoactive effects in drugs like caffeine and cocaine. The most abundant and well-studied of these alkaloids is mitragynine. But recently, another kra…
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