Does your doctor know you use Kratom? As the plant becomes more popular in the U.S., the question of how best to inform your primary care provider about your Kratom use remains. Keep reading to find out how to talk to your doctor about Kratom.

Is Kratom use allowed in your workplace? While Kratom becomes more popular in the U.S., uncertainty remains about whether you can or cannot use the plant at work. Keep reading to find out more about the risks of using Kratom at work.

Despite claiming to have many health benefits, your Kratom use could be putting your liver at greater risk. Keep reading to find out how Kratom impacts the liver, and what you can do to avoid this damage.

As a record number of Americans battle opioid addiction, many seek a safe, harm-free alternative to illegal drugs. While Kratom can help with opioid withdrawal symptoms, it doesn't come without major risks. Keep reading to explore why some have turned to Kratom, and how it could harm your health.

While many Americans have turned to Kratom to alleviate opioid withdrawal symptoms and pain, many fail to consider that the addictive plant may be making things worse, since it also acts on opioid receptors in the brain. Keep reading to find out how Kratom could be putting you at greater risk of relapsing.

Teen Kratom use is on the rise in the U.S. as the plant becomes more popular in stores nationwide. The addictive, opioid-like plant can have major consequences on brain development, and comes with many negative side effects. Keep reading to explore how your teen’s Kratom use could be harming their health.

While Americans are turning to Kratom to treat pain and reduce opioid withdrawal symptoms, many fail to consider the mental health implications of using this addictive plant. Keep reading to find out how your Kratom use could be harming your mental health.

You’ve decided to quit Kratom use for good. Congrats! The first, and most important, step to doing so is doing through detox, which can be difficult. Keep reading to explore the effects and process of Kratom detox.

As Kratom use rises in the U.S., so does use amongst teens. Learning how to spot Kratom, develop a plan for supporting your teen’s recovery, and to identify its harmful effects are important steps for any parent. Keep reading for tips on how to do so.

Kratom is an addictive substance with opioid-like properties at higher doses. Learning how to identify the signs of addiction and dependence can be an important and life-saving step. Keep reading to better understand what Kratom addiction looks like.

Kratom leaves can be brewed, pulverized into powder, or extracted into an oil. Moreover, the plant can come in a variety of different strains. Keep reading to make sense of how Kratom is consumed, and the different strains that exist on the market.

Despite Kratom’s surging popularity in the U.S., the plant is drawing increasing concern and speculation over its purported effects. With addictive potential, lack of regulation, and minimal scientific research, Kratom presents a danger to anyone who uses it. Keep reading to explore how, and why, Kratom is so controversial.

Kratom can have different effects in different dosages, because the plant has opioid-like effects. Keep reading to explore these effects, and to learn how they can have long-lasting impacts on the body.

Kratom is an addictive, opioid-like substance. Long-term users often experience withdrawals and cravings, and require specialized treatment. Keep reading to explore what a Kratom addiction treatment model could look like.

Despite its purported health benefits, much remains to be known about Kratom. One thing is for certain: the plant’s opioid-like properties make it addictive. Keep reading to learn more about Kratom’s addictive potential.

While Kratom remains unregulated by the FDA, some jurisdictions have taken action and unveiled bans or restrictions. Keep reading to explore the legal ramifications of Kratom, and if it’s been outlawed near you.

Kratom poses many health risks in any quantity, and can be lethal in extremely high doses or when used with other substances. Keep reading to better understand Kratom overdose, and how to identify it in others.