Caton leaf-derived products are made into fruit gummies, bottled drinks, and other forms, some even touted as "natural" and "plant-based," but may contain high concentrations of opioid-like substances. On September 17, Huntington, Long Island, held a seminar titled "Cataton Leaf and Teenagers: Emerging Drug Trends" to warn parents about the risks these products pose to teenagers.
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Caton leaf-derived products are made into fruit gummies, bottled drinks, and other forms, some even touted as "natural" and "plant-based," but may contain high concentrations of opioid-like substances. On September 17, Huntington, Long Island, held a seminar titled "Cataton Leaf and Teenagers: Emerging Drug Trends" to warn parents about the risks these products pose to teenagers.