US Officials Warn About Kratom Risks
Kratom, an herb with opioid-like effects native to Southeast Asia, has gained popularity in the US as a supplement for pain relief, anxiety, and depression. Sold widely in purchased forms such as pills, powders, and liquids, it is unregulated by the FDA and available in many retail outlets. While some use it for therapeutic purposes, high doses can cause severe side effects, including central nervous system depression and potential death, raising concerns about safety amid increased availability.
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