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Despite long-standing scrutiny, recent FDA studies now confirm that dried leaf Kratom is well tolerated in humans. This key update was highlighted in Etha Natural Botanicals' "Live Fully with Kratom" podcast, which I'm excited to share with you.
Despite years of scrutiny, recent FDA studies have now acknowledged that dried leaf Kratom is well tolerated in humans. This pivotal update was discussed recently in Etha Natural Botanicals’ "Live Fully with Kratom" podcast, and I'm thrilled to share this episode with you here on Kratom Stories.
You'll hear Etha’s co-founder, Alexander, and head of customer service, Amanda, as they dive into the significant outcome of the FDA's Kratom study presented at a recent symposium. They underscore the critical role of the Kratom Consumer Protection Act (KCPA) in enforcing FDA transparency and ensuring safer consumer practices.
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Co-Founder / Head of Development
The pain from my degenerating disc in my lower back, made me envision a future I did not even want to be a part of.
Kratom did what I never thought possible –Kratom gave me pain relief and in a literal sense…gave me my life back.
My name is Alexander Karp, co-founder of Etha Naturals, and this is the story that started our mission to become the most trusted source of accessible, convenient, and reliable kratom products…with the hope that Etha Kratom could help someone’s life the way it has helped mine.
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In my youth years, I was very active and my life revolved around playing club soccer. One season, freshman year in High School, I “tweaked” my back and I was forced to sit on the sidelines due to an injury. Even after going to my HMO doctor, 6 months of physical therapy and strength training…my back and my soccer playing ability didn’t feel like a 100%, until I finally listened to my soccer coach and went to a chiropractor.
At that point I learned 2 things;
1. I have a degenerative disc, that can severely and dramatically affect the activities and quality of my life.
2. For chronic pain, I couldn't just “go to the doctor”, I needed to manage my health and wellness.
For several decades, I used physical therapy, a healthy diet, exercise, breathwork, yoga, and chiropractic care to manage this pain. However, even with this routine, I would experience 4-7 days of extreme pain every 1-2 years. As I became older these periodic pain episodes became more frequent and lasted longer. Every time that happened, I thought “what if THIS … Read More
Here's a great episode to get you started featuring podcast host, Madalyn Sklar. Hear her journey about living with chronic pain and finding relief from a plant that has worked better than years of pharmaceuticals.
