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Kratom (pronounced KRAY-tem) comes from Mitragyna speciosa, a tree commonly found in Southeast Asian countries like Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. M. speciosa leaves can be chewed whole, made into a liquid extract or turned into powder, capsules or tablets. Many users brew tea with kratom, and there's even kratom gum. Among other names, kratom may also be sold as biak, kakuam, ketum, thang (ithang) and thom.
The main active ingredients in kratom are a pair of compounds called mitragynine and 7-?-hydroxymitragynine, which influence the same parts of the brain as opioids. Once ingested, kratom typically takes a few minutes to kick in, and may continue working for up to five hours.
In small amounts, kratom stimulates the central nervous system and can increase energy levels. For this reason, kratom is sometimes used recreationally - for pleasure or outward experiences - and is known to make the rounds at music festivals.
Owing to its effects, people use it to treat health problems such as muscle pain, panic attacks, diarrhea, menstrual cramps and PTSD. Kratom is also said to reduce cravings and is advertised as an appetite suppressant. Many have reported taking it to wean themselves off of opioids or alcohol, as well.
While there’s no way to offer a list of every possible strain of Kratom and their differences, these are some of the most popular varieties.
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