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The Best Kratom for Opiate Withdrawal
Opiate addiction has been climbing for years, with no signs of it slowing down any time soon. In fact, it has risen to such high levels that people have been moving away from prescription drugs to harder and less pure drugs like heroin and fentanyl to feed their addictions. This has unfortunately led to a shockingly high number of deaths, especially in the United States. Thankfully, there is a natural remedy for opiate addiction and opiate withdrawal. It’s called Kratom, and it’s growing in popularity all across the western world.
Kratom works very well for opiate withdrawal, without the side effects of other pharmaceutical alternatives. This is a substance stemming from the Mitragyna Speciosa tree that grows abundantly in the jungles of Southeast Asia. The history of kratom use spans many centuries and is still widely used today. In recent years, kratom use has spread to the West and is now helping countless people with opiate withdrawal.
Opiate usage comes with highly undesirable withdrawal symptoms when you cease all opiate usage immediately. Scientists have thankfully uncovered the presence of alkaloids that are inherently present within kratom. These alkaloids can get rid of even the most extreme opiate withdrawal symptoms. That is why people are increasingly looking to kratom for opiate withdrawal.
In fact, kratom now boasts a spot within the top treatments for opiate withdrawal. The science has been settled, and the success stories from thousands of people confirm the efficacy of kratom as an effective treatment for opiate withdrawal. But before you jump on the bandwagon, it’s important to get educated about Kratom and how it works to help curve opiate withdrawals.
How Kratom Helps With Opiate Withdrawal
Kratom is a naturally-occurring substance in the leaves of the Mitragyna Speciosa tree. There are many alkaloids within the leaves, which are able to bond with your opioid receptors. An important distinction to note here is that while these alkaloids bond with opioid receptors, they do not lead to long-term addiction.
The primary effects of kratom involve feeling very relaxed and sedated due to kratom’s impact on key receptors. This effect leads to those receptors returning to their normal state.
There are a number of ways kratom helps with opiate withdrawal. These include:
- Reduced nausea
- Reduced sleep apnea
- Greater appetite
- Reduced depression
- Reduced suicidal thoughts
- Relief from muscle pain
The Best Kratom for Opiate Withdrawal
If you’re looking to buy Kratom to help with your opiate withdrawal, you’ll want to do your research. And, while there’s very little to go by when it comes to human studies and the effects of it, we have plenty of user reviews that point to its many benefits.. Out of all the many kratom strains available, users stated that the best kratom strains for opiate withdrawal are the following:
- Maeng Da Kratom
- Red Bali Kratom
- Green Malay Kratom
- Red Borneo Kratom
- Green Borneo Kratom
Users usually comment on how red vein versions of kratom provide the most effective opiate withdrawal results. All the kratom strains listed earlier will also help, especially for managing the pain associated with opiate withdrawal. Also, they can act as mild sedatives to further make the process easier.
People suffering from opiate withdrawal will also sometimes experience anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. The remarkable effects that kratom has on the body virtually eliminate these side effects. It becomes easier to pacify users, which also results in them getting better sleep.
All of the positive benefits of kratom put together help people going through opiate withdrawal to have an easier time doing so. Kratom has helped many get through this challenging experience, and it can help you as well if you are looking to get off opiates and go through a more effortless withdrawal experience.
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The Oral Health Benefits of CBD [VIDEO]
Suffering from toothache and gum problems? CBD may be the answer. Known for its potent pain-relief and anti-inflammatory properties, CBD can provide great relief for gum and tooth diseases as it reduces irritation and promotes faster healing. Watch this video to know more.
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The Wonderful World of Weed Edibles
Smoking anything can be very harmful to your body and many people prefer not to smoke. Although some people believe that smoking marijuana is better for your overall health than smoking cigarettes, the smoke can still have harmful effects. Sometimes people want an alternative. They want to feel the effects of marijuana, without actually smoking it. Weed edibles are the best way to do so. In this article. we’re going to be talking about what are weed edibles and how they affect your body and the modern cannabis market of today.
What Are Weed Edibles?
Weed edibles are different kinds of foods and drinks that have been infused with marijuana. This is achieved by creating marijuana oil and adding it to a desired food or drink. Some may argue that a drink infused with marijuana is not a weed edible, as you drink it, not eat it, but they may refer to it as a weed drink. The most common types of edibles include baked goods and candies, but the possibilities are endless when it comes to weed edibles. If marijuana and weed edibles are legal in your state or whichever country you live in, you can purchase premade weed edibles at a marijuana dispensary. You can also make your own if you have access to some cannabis.
How Do Weed Edibles Effect The Body?
There are two main types of weed edibles that you can purchase; THC weed edibles or CBD weed edibles which both have different effects. THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol is a cannabinoid and the main psychoactive component in marijuana. CBD or Cannabidiol is one of the major active ingredients in cannabis that comes from the hemp plant which is apart of the marijuana family. If you choose a weed edible with THC, then you will feel a high or a sense of euphoria and some sedation, whereas if you choose CBD, then you won’t experience a high, but you may feel more relaxed or relief from any chronic pain you may be suffering from.
Weed edibles can be a great option if you don’t want to smoke marijuana, but you do need to be careful of how much you eat as they are a lot more potent than your average joint. When eating weed edibles, it is absorbed differently than if you were to smoke it. In short, when cannabis is consumed rather than smoked, it gets metabolized by the liver and changed from delta-9 THC to 11-hydroxy-THC. This creates more of a psychedelic effect which is completely different compared to your average high.
Another thing is that it is a lot easier to dose yourself correctly when you smoke because you can control how much weed you want in your joint, blunt, or bong. With weed edibles, if you eat too much, you may experience extreme paranoia especially if you are inexperienced with marijuana plus it takes longer to feel the effects from an edible than if you were to smoke, so it can be very easy to consume too much. If you are new to marijuana and experimenting, then it is advisable if you decide to eat a weed edible, you only eat a small amount and see how you feel after 30 minutes- 1 hour.
To conclude, weed edibles can be the perfect alternative if you want to feel the effects of marijuana without smoking. There are tons of options in regards to the type of edibles you can get and the effects they have on your body. Whether you choose a CBD weed edible or a THC weed edible, make sure to do your research beforehand and decide which type and how much is right for you. Talk to friends and family that have experience which weed edibles and marijuana or even a budtender at your local dispensary as they may be able to guide you in the right direction. Just have fun and be safe while experimenting, because marijuana has great effects and can be a lot of fun plus help with a lot of issues.
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Can Kratom Boost My Energy Levels?
Everyone has their daily list of tasks that they need to complete by the time the day is over. But when you’ve had a terrible night’s sleep prior, it makes waking up and getting all the things you need to do done very hard to do. Coffee and caffeine can only do so much. You may be wondering, is there another alternative? If you find yourself desperate for a solution then you came to the right place! Today we’re going to be talking about a plant called Kratom, what it is and how it affects your energy. We’ll also be discussing other potential benefits this herb may possess.
What Is Kratom?
Kratom, or Mitragyna Speciosa, is an evergreen tree that is a part of the coffee family. It is native throughout Southeast Asia, and it is commonly found in countries such as Thailand, Myanmar, and Indonesia. Kratom is known for its euphoric like effects and the health benefits it possesses. Although Kratom is legal in the United States and sold in many alternative medicine stores, it is illegal in numerous parts of Southeast Asia due to a lack of testing and knowledge about this plant.
The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) has not yet approved Kratom for medical use because there have been few clinical trials to fully understand the herb. People take Kratom for a variety of reasons. Some use it for purely recreational purposes, whereas other people use it for pain relief or try to substitute it for opioids or to treat withdrawal symptoms. Kratom is a highly controversial substance that hasn’t been researched enough to know the long term effects.
Kratom For Energy
There are three main strains of Kratom. These strains include red, green, and white variations. The best strain for energy or motivation is white Kratom. Some people state that when taken in small doses, white Kratom makes them feel energized, focused, and sociable when they otherwise won’t be. But when taken in higher doses, people have reported feeling calmness, euphoria, and even sedation, which isn’t good when you are trying to be focused and energized. It is advised if you do plan on taking Kratom of energy, motivation, and focus, that you choose white Bali Kratom. It is one of the milder types of Kratom but will give you the boost that you need. There is also white Maeng Da Kratom or white Borneo which are more potent but they are also good for boosting your energy if taken in small doses.
Other Benefits Of Kratom
Along with Kratom having great energizing properties, it also some other benefits. First of all, many people say that Kratom is a great relief for chronic muscle pain because it works like a sedative in relaxing your muscles. Another thing that people use Kratom for is treatment for anxiety and depression as it can energize you and make you crave more social interaction. Of course, none of these are scientifically proven, but people that actively use Kratom have stated these benefits.
In conclusion, although the Kratom plant is quite a controversial herb, it can have amazing benefits and qualities and may be a useful source for chronic pain, anxiety, depression, treatment for drug addicts, and an energizer. Many people in today’s age are opting for natural path options instead of modern-day medicine, and this could be the new up and coming natural medication. With further research and clinical trials, this plant may one day be approved by the FDA and become as common as THC and CBD are becoming.
The effects are said to usually start within 10 minutes after ingesting the plant and can last up to one and half hour.
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