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Kratom For Withdrawal

Millions of americans have used kratom to get of dangerous opioid pain medicine

"I was addicted to opiates for 11 years before I found kratom. As a result of my addiction, I did many things I am not proud of. I lost my marriage, temporarily lost custody of my children, and lost my job. I started using maeng da kratom about 3 years ago and completely stopped all narcotic pain killers usage. It was an easy transition but considerably better than completely going off and being out of commission for weeks/months. Since starting kratom, I have earned back custody (50% shared with my ex), started and succeeded in a new job, and now have a good relationship again with my family. It was like a light switch. I got back my personality, health, pride, and mental acuity. If it wasn’t for kratom, I don’t know if I could have gotten off opiates, and stayed off. I support more research and regulation, but making it a controlled substance or banning it merely suggests a lack of knowledge or interest in its benefits; particularly in light of the opiate epidemic our country is facing." Matt R

"I take Kratom at least 5 times a week . I myself went to pain management and took narcotic pain medications for over 10 years. I have experienced pain in my back since the age of 12. I have a diagnosis of spinal scoliosis, fibromyalgia, and arthritis in my neck and spine. 3 years ago I heard of Kratom. I decided to try it and have taken since. Pain management became to expensive. I never had withdrawals or experienced any symptoms of taking myself off of opiates. I don’t experience any addiction feelings, agitation , or any that suggests that Kratom is addictive. It relieves my pain and is some what of a mood stabilizer and gives you a bit of energy. I think people should give Kratom a chance. I don’t take it every day only when I’m in pain. Yet I experience no symptoms of having to have it .