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Are you able to smoke Kratom
Kratom is a tree unique to Southeast Parts of asia like Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma) and Indonesia. Its has numerous names; Mitragyna speciosa, Kratom, Ithang, Kakuam and Thom. It's related to the coffee tree (Rubiaceae). It is most often found in rainforests and in swamps. Kratom leaves have been employed for hundreds of years in Asia. They are utilised like a stimulant and sedative (depending on the dose; low does = stimulant and dose = sedative). They are also used as a recreational herb, a problem killer, diarrhea treatment and a treatment for opiate addiction.
Kratom is a large tree which grows to 12-15 feet in height, in some cases as tall as 40 to 100 feet. Its foliage is dark green and may be over 7 inches long and 4 inches wide. The flowers have been in yellow clusters. Kratom is definitely an evergreen and the leaves are always being replaced. Kratom thrives in humid, fertile soil, with near full sun exposure from strong winds. It is drought and frost sensitive.
Kratom has been banned in a lot of Parts of asia because of abuse. It is also thought to be addictive, but more research is required to know for sure as true.
Kratom is split into two sorts based on the colors of the veins within the leaves; red or green/white. The green-veined variety is said to have a stronger effect, but many users in enjoy mixing both of them. Many vendors sell either whole leaf, crushed leaf or powder. Kratom extracts will also be extremely popular.
Kratom is a unique herb, when utilized in low to moderate dosages it provides a stimulant; while higher doses act inside a sedative manner. This is probably because of the active alkaloids which have both stimulant and sedative effects.
The stimulant level: At the stimulant level, the mind is more alert and focused, there is increased physical energy, and sometimes sexual energy is increased too. The user is generally more talkative.
The sedative-euphoric-analgesic level: At higher dosages, people report that they are less responsive to pain with a calming sense of pleasure. Some reports say the user may enter a dreamy state of bliss. Further, people may experience some itching or sweating. It is possible one might feel nauseated, but relaxation usually over-rides it. Appreciation of music can also be reported. Many people report a positive 'afterglow' the next day.
Kratom has a long good reputation for use as a pain-killer and treatment for people addicted to various opiates. I personally have friends who have been hooked on pain pills prescribed by their doctors. While Kratom doesn't give them the "high" these were accustomed to, it did however enable them to get over the sickness of withdrawal when they were attempting to quit the prescribed opiates.
Kratom use could cause nausea and constipation. Many people are hypersensitive towards the alkaloids Kratom, and may experience severe vomiting if using stronger doses.
