Ole Miss Confirms Students Died After Bodies Found Near Kratom Package
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The FDA has not approved kratom for any medical use and calls it a 'drug of concern'
Kratom is sold legally in most U.S. states, often in gas stations with no age restrictions
Topic poll · all networksShould kratom have been federally banned before the Ole Miss deaths?
Kratom has been used in Southeast Asia for centuries as a stimulant
Kratom leaves contain compounds acting on opioid receptors. The FDA has not approved it for any medical use & warns of serious health risks. Learn more at CDC.gov
The U.S. kratom market is valued at over $1 billion a year.
Despite no FDA approval, an estimated 10–16 million Americans use kratom. Sold legally in most states as supplements, powders & drinks, it generates a massive, largely unregulated industry.
Topic poll · all networksHow many U.S. states have fully banned kratom?
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