Heads up people, kratom is not your friend.
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The reel accurately highlights the addictive potential and risks associated with kratom use, but lacks context on the specific conditions under which fatalities occur. The claim about kratom being an epidemic is overstated without epidemiological evidence to support such a broad statement.
“Kratom is an epidemic and it's killing people.”
While kratom has been associated with fatalities, these are largely in poly-substance contexts, not solely due to kratom. The term 'epidemic' is not supported by current epidemiological data.
“Kratom is addictive and hard to quit.”
Kratom use disorder and withdrawal symptoms similar to opioid withdrawal are documented in clinical reviews, supporting the claim of its addictive potential.
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