Does Kratom have dangers?

Mitragyna speciosa or Kratom is having its fame today. The kratom tree is large tree native to South East Asian countries particularly Thailand and Malaysia. The natives used the leaves of kratom for medicinal purposes such as dealing with pain and treating diarrhea. In rehabilitation, people who are dependents on opiates and morphine are experiencing withdrawal symptoms when they stop taking the drugs. Medical approach was proven to use kratom as an alternative to opium and morphine. It was proven that giving kratom in low dose then gradually lessened until total withdrawal results to milder and safer withdrawal symptoms compared to withdrawal symptoms from morphine and opiates. There are other benefits that kratom claims to provide. They say that kratom is a great stimulant therefore the natives used it as a sexual stimulant, improving and enhancing their sexual activity. It can also create a mild effect for the minds. All of these effects are made possible by the alkaloid contents of kratom such as mitragyne.
The kratom leaves are chewed, smoked and boiled as tea by the natives. They have used the leaves for a long period of time now and no records show that someone had suffered negatively in taking kratom. There are no official records about addiction to kratom but they say that dependence to it is possible. Taking kratom in low doses is safe but ingesting higher dose regularly for a long time may produce undesirable results. The body may develop a tolerance against the alkaloids found in mitragyna, creating a need to increase the dose to achieve the desired effects. There is an overdose of kratom. Some say that an individual may experience hallucinations, nausea, delusion, tremors, coordination problems and restlessness. Daily intake of kratom for a long time may result to skin darkening, aggression, nervousness and constipation. Kratom is not recommended to be use by people having schizophrenia, cardiac, renal, ulcers, hepatic problems, low blood pressure and pregnant women.

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What are some side effects of Kratom?

Let's take a look at the known side effects of kratom, it's a pretty short, Kratom is all natural and is in the same family as Coffee and Yohimbe.

Infrequent use and low dosages of kratom usually do not pose any risks or dangers of side effects.

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It has been used for centuries with no particular troubles. Higher doses taken on a regular, daily basis for prolonged periods of time may lead to certain symptoms such as nervousness, darkening of the skin, aggression and constipation. One think I can vouche for 100%. Kratom makes people constipated. What I suggest to get things going, I discussed this with my doctor, try Miralax, it can be taken as often as needed with no side effect and trust me it works. Also adding more oil and fiber to your diet could help as well
Some other cases have included side effects like tremors, loss of libido and nausea. It is easy to develop a tolerance for kratom, so it may lead to an urge for higher dosage over time and, ultimately, dependence.
Sometimes a kratom overdose may occur as well. The symptoms of that condition may include tremor, hallucinations, aggression, nausea, delusions and problems concerning motion coordination.
People who suffer from low blood pressure, renal problems, schizophrenia, ulcers, and hepatic problems as well as pregnant women should avoid using kratom.


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