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Krink of Kratom: Users Report Addiction After Seeking Health Benefits
Original: They Tried Kratom for Its Purported Health Benefits, Then They Became Addicted
A New York Times report examines people who began taking kratom, an herbal supplement promoted for pain relief, energy and other health benefits, and later developed dependence on it. The story highlights the gap between kratom's reputation as a natural remedy and its addictive potential, as users describe withdrawal symptoms and struggles to stop.
Why now: Kratom's rising popularity as an unregulated wellness supplement, paired with growing reports of dependence, is prompting renewed debate over its safety and regulation.
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- They Tried Kratom for Its Purported Health Benefits, Then They Became Addicted · The New York Times
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