“The Mysteries of Kratom,” a documentary exploring the potential of kratom in addressing America’s opioid epidemic, will become available for free on YouTube starting on Monday, Sept. 16.
The 80-minute documentary by Elm City Films (elmcityfilms.org) was developed in collaboration with medical researchers from the United States and Southeast Asia.
Continue Reading The case for Kratom is going to the movies
At the end of last month, the Food and Drug Administration was again warning the public about a Kratom product, namely advising consumers not to consume OPMS Black Liquid Kratom, which is sold online and in some retail stores.
According to the FDA, OPMS Black Liquid Kratom is linked to
Continue Reading Kratom industry demands FDA take back warning about OPMS Black Liquid Kratom
Kratom, the tropical tree native to Southeast Asia, isn’t lawfully marketed in the U.S.— not as a drug product, a dietary supplement, or a food additive in conventional food. However, products prepared from kratom leaves are available in the U.S. through sales on the Internet and at brick-and-mortar stores.
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Continue Reading Industry group calls for FDA regulation of Kratom
Import alerts, warning letters, and seizures by U.S. Marshals involving the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are not uncommon where Kratom is involved. The tropical tree native to Southeast Asia is not approved for any medical use by the FDA but is often mentioned for one kind of caution
Continue Reading The Kratom industry wants the FDA to send down some regulation
Zakah Life of Ankeny, IA, is the latest company to join those recalling kratom products after they tested positive for Salmonella, according to a company notice posted by the FDA.
“The potential for contamination was noted after laboratory testing revealed the presence of Salmonella in some packages of Super Green
Continue Reading More kratom recalled; health officials and enthusiasts still disagree on dangers
