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originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: InFriNiTee
a reply to: NthOther
Kratom is not a "drug" made by big pharma. That's the only real problem with it. I have used it off and on over the years. I don't think there is any "addictive" potential. I think they are worried about big-pharma losing too much money. Oh and one other thing to lock people up for.... Ridiculous. I am wanting to leave the USA more and more every day that passes. Land of the free? What a JOKE! It's offensive to me also!
How about this FDA and DEA? It's MY BODY. I WILL DO WITH IT AS I PLEASE. That goes for ALL people in a FREE country.
Do it daily for a month.
Yes, it's physically addictive. It's no heroin or poppy pod tea, but it IS physically addictive.
Damn right!
Listen to these wise words.....it is very addictive....the withdrawals are real $h!tty......responsible use can avoid this though.
This is however highly dependant one ones previous mental state to begin with.
No, it's not.
Notice how we said 'physical' dependance, not psychological. Kratom has a very similar withdrawal to opiates, albeit to a much lesser degree.
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: InFriNiTee
a reply to: NthOther
Kratom is not a "drug" made by big pharma. That's the only real problem with it. I have used it off and on over the years. I don't think there is any "addictive" potential. I think they are worried about big-pharma losing too much money. Oh and one other thing to lock people up for.... Ridiculous. I am wanting to leave the USA more and more every day that passes. Land of the free? What a JOKE! It's offensive to me also!
How about this FDA and DEA? It's MY BODY. I WILL DO WITH IT AS I PLEASE. That goes for ALL people in a FREE country.
Do it daily for a month.
Yes, it's physically addictive. It's no heroin or poppy pod tea, but it IS physically addictive.
Damn right!
Listen to these wise words.....it is very addictive....the withdrawals are real $h!tty......responsible use can avoid this though.
This is however highly dependant one ones previous mental state to begin with.
No, it's not.
Notice how we said 'physical' dependance, not psychological. Kratom has a very similar withdrawal to opiates, albeit to a much lesser degree.
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: InFriNiTee
a reply to: NthOther
Kratom is not a "drug" made by big pharma. That's the only real problem with it. I have used it off and on over the years. I don't think there is any "addictive" potential. I think they are worried about big-pharma losing too much money. Oh and one other thing to lock people up for.... Ridiculous. I am wanting to leave the USA more and more every day that passes. Land of the free? What a JOKE! It's offensive to me also!
How about this FDA and DEA? It's MY BODY. I WILL DO WITH IT AS I PLEASE. That goes for ALL people in a FREE country.
Do it daily for a month.
Yes, it's physically addictive. It's no heroin or poppy pod tea, but it IS physically addictive.
Damn right!
Listen to these wise words.....it is very addictive....the withdrawals are real $h!tty......responsible use can avoid this though.
This is however highly dependant one ones previous mental state to begin with.
No, it's not.
Notice how we said 'physical' dependance, not psychological. Kratom has a very similar withdrawal to opiates, albeit to a much lesser degree.
The physical symptoms between the two are quite different.
There are only a few similar symptoms that are over shadowed by kratoms unique symptoms.
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: InFriNiTee
a reply to: NthOther
Kratom is not a "drug" made by big pharma. That's the only real problem with it. I have used it off and on over the years. I don't think there is any "addictive" potential. I think they are worried about big-pharma losing too much money. Oh and one other thing to lock people up for.... Ridiculous. I am wanting to leave the USA more and more every day that passes. Land of the free? What a JOKE! It's offensive to me also!
How about this FDA and DEA? It's MY BODY. I WILL DO WITH IT AS I PLEASE. That goes for ALL people in a FREE country.
Do it daily for a month.
Yes, it's physically addictive. It's no heroin or poppy pod tea, but it IS physically addictive.
Damn right!
Listen to these wise words.....it is very addictive....the withdrawals are real $h!tty......responsible use can avoid this though.
This is however highly dependant one ones previous mental state to begin with.
No, it's not.
Notice how we said 'physical' dependance, not psychological. Kratom has a very similar withdrawal to opiates, albeit to a much lesser degree.
The physical symptoms between the two are quite different.
There are only a few similar symptoms that are over shadowed by kratoms unique symptoms.
From my personal experience, the physical withdraw symptoms between opiates and kratom are very similar, with kratom obviously to a lesser degree. I'm not here to preach, as i am no angel, I'm simply giving voice to an issue being minimized here, the very real physical withdrawls caused by prolonged kratom use.
Perhaps your experience has differed, but i speak from experience, and can assure you they do have very similar physical dependence characteristics.
originally posted by: Willtell
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: GoShredAK
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: InFriNiTee
a reply to: NthOther
Kratom is not a "drug" made by big pharma. That's the only real problem with it. I have used it off and on over the years. I don't think there is any "addictive" potential. I think they are worried about big-pharma losing too much money. Oh and one other thing to lock people up for.... Ridiculous. I am wanting to leave the USA more and more every day that passes. Land of the free? What a JOKE! It's offensive to me also!
How about this FDA and DEA? It's MY BODY. I WILL DO WITH IT AS I PLEASE. That goes for ALL people in a FREE country.
Do it daily for a month.
Yes, it's physically addictive. It's no heroin or poppy pod tea, but it IS physically addictive.
Damn right!
Listen to these wise words.....it is very addictive....the withdrawals are real $h!tty......responsible use can avoid this though.
This is however highly dependant one ones previous mental state to begin with.
No, it's not.
Notice how we said 'physical' dependance, not psychological. Kratom has a very similar withdrawal to opiates, albeit to a much lesser degree.
The physical symptoms between the two are quite different.
There are only a few similar symptoms that are over shadowed by kratoms unique symptoms.
From my personal experience, the physical withdraw symptoms between opiates and kratom are very similar, with kratom obviously to a lesser degree. I'm not here to preach, as i am no angel, I'm simply giving voice to an issue being minimized here, the very real physical withdrawls caused by prolonged kratom use.
Perhaps your experience has differed, but i speak from experience, and can assure you they do have very similar physical dependence characteristics.
Understandable, but the experience with banning something will make it worse.
Also many people who aren’t afflicted by it and are benefiting from it will go to worse drugs
Don’t they ever realize that?
And when you have something less dangerous then why do it?
Believe me Kratom is nothing like heroin, Coke or even marijuana