I created kratom quitting/tapering guides at http://payhip.com/kratomcommunity. I am trying to build this up into a bit more than what it is and add a YouTube channel to it. Any support is welcome! I check emails on this thing (when I get the chance). There’s a habit tracker (really cute), a tapering journal “How to Qui 7oh.” It isn’t growing as much as I had hoped but it’s a slow grind in the online hustle world.

One thing that doesn't get discussed often enough is the numerous compounds in the plant besides the alkaloids. There are so many compounds that make the whole plant work the way it does.

A facts-based video about Natural Kratom and how far we've come since 2016

Quick recap The meeting focused on ongoing efforts to keep kratom legal across states, with participants sharing updates and experiences on legislative challenges and advocacy. Christopher discussed recent legislative developments in Kansas and other states, emphasizing the need for advocacy and sharing personal experiences with kratom. Michelle shared her recent visit to the Kansas governor's office to advocate against a proposed ban and highlighted the importance of educating policymakers about kratom's benefits. The group discussed the potential reasons behind the push to ban kratom, including pharmaceutical industry interests, and shared personal stories about how kratom has helped with pain management and other health issues. Participants also exchanged information about scientific resources and websites that provide evidence supporting kratom's benefits. The conversation concluded with plans for continued advocacy efforts and a reminder of an upcoming Kratom Gal Show Summary Kratom Regulation Discussion Updates The group discussed various personal topics and updates, including Christopher's pet rabbit situation and Jeremy's health improvements. The conversation then shifted to the ongoing challenges with Kratom regulations across different states, with Christopher and Robin highlighting how some states are implementing sneaky amendments to ban Kratom. The discussion concluded with Christopher sharing his concerns about synthetic mitrogeny products coming from China and his decision to be cautious about selling extracts, preferring to stick with natural Kratom products. Kratom Advocacy and Safety Discussion Christopher discussed his experience with kratom and emphasized the importance of focusing on advocacy and keeping kratom legal, rather than getting distracted by other issues. He shared his conversation with Sarah and Dan about creating videos to support their mission. The group reflected on the history of the Kratom Gals, noting they have been active for over two years. Michelle mentioned her recent visit to the governor's office in Kansas and discussed the potential dangers of altered kratom products, while Robin questioned the safety of kratom in its traditional form versus when it crosses borders.

I read through a few of the notes and cards we received over the years. There are real people and some who are affected by the bans.