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Jordan labels Asian herb as narcotic
The Jordanian Cabinet issued a decision to add four chemical compounds to the drug schedule, namely: methiopropamine, 7-hydroxy methiopropamine, dihydro-7-hydroxy methiopropamine, and methiopropamine sedufindowdexil. These substances are extracted from the Asian Kratom plant, which grows in Southeast Asian countries, and are marketed as herbal supplements to relieve pain and increase energy. Because they interact with the opioid receptors in the central nervous system, they possess narcotic and dangerous properties, including risks of addiction and physical dependence development, leading to their prohibition within the kingdom.
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