What is Kratom? A Pharmacologist's Perspective

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @Neuropharmacist
    @Neuropharmacist  3 года назад +51

    1k subs broken! Thank you so much for watching and subbing! Gives me great motivation to keep on pushing new stuff!

    • @LouiesLog
      @LouiesLog 3 года назад +2

      Congrats on 1k! :)

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  3 года назад +2

      @@LouiesLog Thank you! Reaching 1k was my goal when I started, can't believe we're there already!

    • @Guidus125
      @Guidus125 2 года назад +1

      ​@@Neuropharmacist My degree was in neuropharmacology and I've been wondering for a while why there weren't any neuropharm youtubers out there. Your videos are great and these topics are definitely gaining more attention from the general public, so I think there's real potential to grow this! (especially cause you have sort of first-mover advantage)

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  2 года назад

      @@Guidus125 Nice! Thanks for the feedback. This is just a new hobby for me, but I must admit I've been very happy with the numbers, really motivates to continue making more content!

    • @genericx2347
      @genericx2347 Год назад

      can corydalis extract really mitigate morphine withdrawl?

  • @bobapruginic
    @bobapruginic 2 года назад +220

    10 years on heroin 7 on subotex hell in life, 6 months I use kratom red type 4 times 5 grams each, I'm living life to the fullest again with my children and wife greetings from Serbia

    • @josephfarrier3978
      @josephfarrier3978 Год назад +18

      Same i wish i would of found it years ago...im from southdakota usa did prison for pills ect..... im 37 i just found it a year ago when i was desperate comming off meth n booze.... i never did another drug or drank a drop since i love it

    • @Ned88Man
      @Ned88Man Год назад +8

      All the best to you. Is it fully legal in Serbia? if so, I hope it remains so

    • @coreymonday1375
      @coreymonday1375 Год назад +11

      Same 10 years of hell then found kratom

    • @CreatorsExpress
      @CreatorsExpress Год назад +13

      Kratom will also be hell. Get off before it’s too late. Unless you can do it responsibly. But eventually you need more and more

    • @Ned88Man
      @Ned88Man Год назад +10

      @@CreatorsExpress some people are able to be responsible. Don't blame the drug because you take way too much and have an issue.

  • @sarahshanahan2222
    @sarahshanahan2222 2 года назад +111

    I take kratom to help me manage my chronic pain.
    It helps so much to live my life. I can cook... clean... play with my children.. and work.
    I make sure I take tolerance breaks

    • @jarredmarques9660
      @jarredmarques9660 2 года назад +13

      tolerance breaks are a great way to refresh. As someone who takes it for depression, I find myself needing to take two day breaks from it to reset. with my bi polar depression it comes every-time I get bored of the mundane. By taking breaks from Kratom it allows me to appreciate life without sweating the fact i rely on a plant to get by. it gives me time to evaluate my self and after my break ends I am always much more enthusiastic and glad to have access. its the one plant besides marijuana that allows for me to be content with life no matter how good or bad.

    • @moonlightreveries1459
      @moonlightreveries1459 Год назад

      Are you concerned of any liver damage? How do I get over the fear of trying it/ getting “addicted to it” (I’m quite confident and don’t get addicted to anything and I’ve tried most hard drugs. Quit tobacco use of 14 years on a whim, like it was nothing. I’m strong mentally)
      :)
      Thanks any advice will help 😊

    • @TheFruitingChamber
      @TheFruitingChamber Год назад +2

      @@moonlightreveries1459 addiction is all in the mind. If you have an addictive personality, you might get hooked on the stuff but if you can tell yourself you don’t need it then you’ll be fine I can take it two or three days in a row and then take two or three day break before I go back to it I would stop completely if I didn’t have back pain and depression whenever I have weed I don’t touch the stuff but as soon as I run out I dose kratom 4-5g to alleviate the stress of being out of weed it’s not addictive in my opinion, but everyone’s dif more then 5g u can get nauseous but it will feel more like a opiode

    • @corneliusthecrowtamer1937
      @corneliusthecrowtamer1937 Год назад +9

      @@TheFruitingChamber It's not all in the mind, chemical dependency is real and kratom can cause withdrawals and side-effects that are indeed dangerous to your health.

    • @ricosuavey4930
      @ricosuavey4930 Год назад +3

      If you can take breaks of a few days a time you'll find kratom to be as successful if not more than any pharmacy ducal product made. But if it gets to a daily use multiple times a day it's trouble. Bad trouble.

  • @Atomikbomb444
    @Atomikbomb444 2 месяца назад +9

    I take kratom once a twice a week, and it's lovely in that frequency. I don't take much, but it does help with autoimmune issues. Like...REALLY helps. The plant is incredible.
    We as a society need to educate people. We've also had enough banning of plants (and fungi). It's time to freaking learn to do better and give people choices, the scheduling of things doesn't work and only serves to bolster a larger black market. Addicts still exist, and they'll continue to use too much kratom (or whatever else). Sometimes these people have issues from being abused, or other traumas.
    So we also need to grow, help health each other, and mature as a western people group.
    I thoroughly believe a healthy promotion of safe use is much more motivating than a damning smear campaign against misuse.
    Thank you for the objective and educational video 🥰

  • @Tuxedosandhandgrenades
    @Tuxedosandhandgrenades Год назад +59

    I am a decade long kratom user, I started taking it to kick a Vicodin habit, which works wonders, that being said in high dose long term use (I take about 35g daily, 7g 5 times daily) it has the exact same withdrawal symptoms, not nearly as intense but very similar in symptoms such as constant yawning, runny nose, sneezing, foggy thinking, restless legs and severe lethargy. Let me reiterate, the symptoms are not as intense as opiates but very similar in effects, kratom is definitely a life saver when it comes to kicking opiates of any kind but it is definitely a double edged sword because if left unchecked kratom abuse and addiction is a very real thing especially in long term high dose use so be careful because exchanging one addiction for another is a definite possibility with kratom if you're not careful.

    • @linagarcia4822
      @linagarcia4822 Год назад +1

      Hello I’ve been taking for about 3 years and I was wondering if I could talk to you about your use and share some of my concerns and questions

    • @Tuxedosandhandgrenades
      @Tuxedosandhandgrenades Год назад +1

      @@linagarcia4822 sure, what's on your mind?

    • @greenmanalishi6086
      @greenmanalishi6086 Год назад +7

      yeah 35 grams a day ?? Is a STUPID high dose ... it's like drinking a Fifth of Vodka per day... Gallon of Coffee a day ? just dumb. 😏

    • @Tuxedosandhandgrenades
      @Tuxedosandhandgrenades Год назад +17

      @@greenmanalishi6086 u would be surprised how easily a habit gets out of control when your missing your left foot and work 70hrs a week to support a wife and 4 children, don't judge unless u been there buddy!

    • @linagarcia4822
      @linagarcia4822 Год назад +1

      @@Tuxedosandhandgrenades exactly

  • @jarredmarques9660
    @jarredmarques9660 2 года назад +41

    i subscribed because of your unbiased opinion on the matter. you really looked at both sides thoroughly and represented both sides equally. Great work this is what were missing in the world.

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  2 года назад +1

      Thanks! Appreciate it :)

    • @The88Cheat
      @The88Cheat Год назад

      Same-sees

    • @bekeneel
      @bekeneel Год назад +1

      Indeed, that's what I like too, cuz if you search on google it's pathetic some things they are suggesting.. I think I should be dead by now if all those things were true 😂😂 lol. It's just typical, how they can't look at the substance objectively, cuz it's unknown or new. I've personally felt that kratom has lots of medical & therapeutical potential.. Imo it is a wonderdrug, which doesn't mean that it doesn't have "side effects" tho and that it can still be dangerous if you don't use it wisely.

  • @catbakkorrel
    @catbakkorrel 2 года назад +56

    From personal experience: it can be pretty addictive and if you're prone to addiction think twice if and how you use it.

    • @jarredmarques9660
      @jarredmarques9660 2 года назад +11

      im an addict an i can say your statement is true! I have a love hate relationship with Kratom. But being an ex opioid addict i can say its was like a cake walk sobering up from kratom compared to the heavy opioids I was on after surgery.

    • @thehandliesthandle
      @thehandliesthandle 2 года назад +8

      i have been addicted to a few different things in the past. the difference between kratom and drugs of abuse like for example amphetamine or morphine or alcohol, is that kratom cannot really be used recreationally, since higher doses feel bad, and lower doses feel good, and kratom is not a lethal drug, but people need to know they cant just stop using it suddenly. i even tapered and had pretty bad withdrawl from only 6 grams a day. i thought i could suddenly stop 6 grams a day. apparently not, but i found it quite easy to quit using something like 3 grams a day. at 3 grams a day it was comparable to caffeine withdrawl. i cannot promote the use of kratom with a clear conscience without also warning about withdrawl every time i claim that kratom is good for pain or depression or anxiety and is safer than most pharmaceuticals. thats all true but so are the negative aspects

    • @catbakkorrel
      @catbakkorrel 2 года назад +3

      @@jarredmarques9660 I do feel pretty bad withdrawals from it, I pushed it too much and use it as an alternative to overeating. I don't wanna find out how much worse the addiction is with real opiates, atleast I don't have to deal with that :)

    • @jay-d8g3v
      @jay-d8g3v Год назад

      WITHDRAWALS ARE A BITCH

    • @nightone9720
      @nightone9720 Год назад +6

      Yes. I am currently addicted to Kratom. I have went through withdrawal twice now. And I have relapsed both times. Very difficult to completely quit. I suppose it's due to the fact that I have an addictive personality. My family deals with addiction and i believe the addiction potential is very high in my family line. Quite sad. Although I do think I have the strength to quit. I just haven't found that strength yet. Maybe I have the strength but just haven't held myself accountable. I hope everyone is having a great day.

  • @OuterHeaven210
    @OuterHeaven210 2 года назад +32

    I fricked up my brain chemistry with heroin. Kratom helps me do stuff like play with my daughter and go to work.

    • @maxturner653
      @maxturner653 Год назад +3

      Same my brain is literally fried from fentany I'm only 5 days clean and kratom helping stabilize it I can just feel it

    • @OuterHeaven210
      @OuterHeaven210 Год назад +4

      @Max Turner yuh. It's literally a gift from God. I take 8g of white indo twice daily. Pretty much as maintenance for me. I'd rather eat a bunch of leaves than a real deal chemical like suboxone or methadone.

    • @Ned88Man
      @Ned88Man Год назад +1

      @@OuterHeaven210 yup. Plus its been used for centuries in Southeast Asia.

  • @eddiemedusa1
    @eddiemedusa1 2 года назад +45

    I have taken lots of kratom daily for years and I have no problem with it. But quitting is no fun. I feel really bad for like 10 days, but that is it.

    • @Dothwa
      @Dothwa 2 года назад +2

      Do you taper off of it slowly? Or do you go cold turkey? I tried quitting and had the worst night of my life, I couldn’t get to sleep and my legs wouldn’t stop feeling restless.

    • @devilslettucehorticultural5292
      @devilslettucehorticultural5292 Год назад +1

      Getting off opiods is difficult without psilocybin mushrooms or some other psychedelics to help with the withdrawal. However if you're dealing with someone who's trying to get off heroin or Suboxone, Kratom could be the safe herb that keeps them from using and knocks out there withdrawal symptoms long enough to get some peace. Anybody who's ever gotten off any drug knows that it's not fun to stop taking a substance but Kratom could be a huge factor in helping people off opioids.

    • @Man-u-flex
      @Man-u-flex Год назад +2

      Yea that sounds like a withdrawal problem lol

    • @Wyfbtr
      @Wyfbtr 7 месяцев назад +1

      Ive taken handfuls of the shit and nothing.

    • @Wyfbtr
      @Wyfbtr 7 месяцев назад

      I'm not bragging either. I have had a few back surgeries and was in a lot of pain and thought I could try Kratom and it didn't help one bit. I was very disappointed as others have had great experiences.

  • @kellythesequel
    @kellythesequel 2 года назад +16

    This is just what I need for a presentation in my Pharmacology of Psychoactive Drugs class! Thank you for breaking down the two main alkaloids and their interaction with the mu-, delta- and kappa- receptors. I feel like I have a better understanding beyond trying to decipher studies.

    • @Shadow-bouncer
      @Shadow-bouncer Год назад

      What would you suggest for someone who has the opposite effect of sleeping medicine and antihistamine

  • @kirbyroad7222
    @kirbyroad7222 Год назад +10

    Prescribed Hydrocodone for the past 18 years. Im finding that kratom relieves my constant pain much better and lasts longer than the opiates. I take 2 capsulesin the morning and I'm absolutely pain free for 6 hours of construction work. Before kratom I took 2 hydrocodone pills a day one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The kratom has so far been much better at pain management. I'm going to treat it as an opiate and not raise the dosage.

    • @coog9
      @coog9 Год назад +1

      What strain, brand, and dosage do you take? I've been taking Bali Red, 3 each 1gram capsule 2 times a day, and I don't get the hip pain relief I need. Nothing

    • @enigmaticglo
      @enigmaticglo 9 месяцев назад

      @@coog9the dose you’re taking is just enough to feel relaxed stimulant effects. since red kratom is considered the “indica” of kratom it wont necessarily “stimulate” you like a white vein would at low doses. but take at LEAST 5-6 grams and the painkiller effects should work. the dose you’re taking of the red is usually known to uplift your mood while relaxing you, not necessarily ease pain. you need to take a greater dose (dont overdo it) to get those desired effects. and who knows, maybe you’ll react better with a different strain like white or green. everybody reacts differently to drugs and to herbal medicines alike. try upping the dose to 5 grams, and if you’re gonna do more, i highly suggest doing it at home. if you work, taking over 7 grams could sedate you and obviously make you sluggish at work. doses that high usually put kratom users to sleep. thats what it does for me anyways. hope this helps!

  • @debbiewasshername
    @debbiewasshername Год назад +3

    i subed because your voice is about as professional as it can get and the accent isnt at all distracting.

  • @dustinwhitesell4860
    @dustinwhitesell4860 Год назад +9

    I’ve been using Kratom for a little over a year and a half now, if you can even put a time frame on it. I only take it for pain, and really bad pain that Tylenol couldn’t help. However sometimes I have taken it just to lighten my mood when I don’t want to smoke marijuana and be high around people who would be uncomfortable with that. I’ve never abused it, I’ve always done the research and have been wise with it, I also make sure not to use it every day, and only on days when I am in severe pain. So I agree with your video, I love the information and the way you have it put out, But I hope they’re able to study it in clinical trials before it’s outlawed.
    But realistically, I think it really comes down to moderation, and being able to have the willpower to say I’m only going to take this when I need it. And then making that necessity only as a last resort

    • @corneliusthecrowtamer1937
      @corneliusthecrowtamer1937 Год назад

      Make sure you keep your electrolytes up, specifically Potassium and Magnesium. Agmatine is interesting too, it's supposed to potentiate the effects and prevent tolerance a little bit.

  • @aeon--
    @aeon-- 2 года назад +8

    Thorough video, wasn't aware that metabolism likely played such a large role in the subjective effects of kratom. Learned a bunch of new things. Thanks!
    I'm looking forward to seeing more research on it - I hope kratom can prove valuable for the development of better pain medications.

  • @alexc7857
    @alexc7857 3 года назад +15

    I use a plant called Damiana which eradicates cravings for nicotine, cannabis, kratom and I'd love to know how it does this. I also use Damiana for mild depression and stress relief. It has been used by man for 1000's of years but now it's not so known so would be interesting to hear a pharmacologists view on this. Love this kratom video!

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  3 года назад +5

      Interesting idea! Not sure if there's enough literature on Damiana though.

    • @aaroncathey627
      @aaroncathey627 2 года назад +3

      never heard of damiana. I've had some withdrawl symptoms from kratom and would like to stop. How long have you been taking it? Feel like it's a safe alternative?

    • @elimuro3173
      @elimuro3173 Год назад

      @alex7857-how many cups of damiana tea do you take a day?

    • @jerryburns1258
      @jerryburns1258 Год назад

      Very interesting; Damiana is primarily known for it's aphrodisiac properties...

    • @leomajor7435
      @leomajor7435 6 месяцев назад

      Why did you wanted to stop kratom? What undesirable side affect did you experienced? Thanks in advance for your response!

  • @dustinmoritz6634
    @dustinmoritz6634 7 месяцев назад +3

    Kratom has gotten me off opiates completely. Have a fractured spine with torn and 4 buldged disk. It is a thing from the heavens. I don't do weekends but while at work I take capsules and has kept me from disability

  • @dandyfi4076
    @dandyfi4076 Год назад +4

    Have been taking low to moderate doses 2-3 times a week for years to great affect in help with mood and energy. Very little if any side effects at theses doses.

  • @neinlives9424
    @neinlives9424 7 месяцев назад +1

    I really appreciate you taking the time to give a nuanced take on this subject. There are millions of people benefiting from this plant.

  • @Punchmemommy
    @Punchmemommy Год назад +8

    Kratom definitely has the potential for abuse & addiction. But so do Nicotine & Morphine. Treat Kratom like s drug. Kratom doesn’t cause respiratory depression, so unlike Percocet its hard to OD on Kratom even when mixing with other drugs (Don’t do it. Be safe). Kratom helps me stay off opiate drugs for back pain, and antidepressant drugs,

    • @Jkreed2569
      @Jkreed2569 Месяц назад

      What kind do you take? Red white or green?

  • @Yabani-Ra
    @Yabani-Ra 3 месяца назад +2

    Kratom helped me stop drinking alcohol. It immediately stopped the cravings. To me, it was a blessing.😊

  • @BenD_Bass
    @BenD_Bass 29 дней назад +1

    What a good video! I got clean off opiates 10 years using kratom. The problem is im still taking kratom. I drink about 1 Kilo every month. 9grams 4-5 times a day everyday since I quit the opiates. Nothing has happened to me yet, but there are definitely a couple downsides

  • @JDqs-kg5sp
    @JDqs-kg5sp 4 месяца назад +1

    Kratom helps with anxiety and pain for me. Started about 2 months ago and after finding a dosage that works it’s been good for me.

  • @Slip0824
    @Slip0824 Год назад +9

    I've been using kratom for exactly a year this month. I take a heaping spoonful 3-4 times a day. Kratom let me kick my alcohol addiction. The moment i started kratom i didn't think of alcohol again. I didn't even realize I hadn't had alcohol until two weeks after. I've had no adverse effects so far and my quality of life has only improved. I do find myself wanting more and more kratom but I do not up my usage. It's all about self control!

    • @theHert1965
      @theHert1965 Год назад

      Its a miracle. Crazy that the FDA is doing a witch hunt on it. Moon Kratom saved me years ago and im never looking back.

  • @floetry1111
    @floetry1111 Год назад +5

    My experience was Kratom was very addictive, but I agree with his advice, great job on the video.

    • @tylerwill5250
      @tylerwill5250 2 месяца назад

      Can be addictive sure, but the wd are waay less intense than other pharma optiona

  • @AppleOfThineEye
    @AppleOfThineEye Год назад +5

    I take kratom once or twice a day, typically taking between 2 and 4 grams in a single sitting. It helps me manage my back pain and my sociability (I have Asperger's). It has been a welcome addition to my life. It makes me feel all warm, fuzzy, and motivated!

    • @jerryburns1258
      @jerryburns1258 Год назад

      Gut Reg may benefit you. The amino acid, L-Carnosine, improves social functioning in those with Autism Spectrum disorders like Asperger's by 30%. Gut Reg contains ZincCarnosine. This formula enhanced the effects of L-Carnosine. Amino acid need to be taken on an empty stomach in order to have therapeutic effects (no food for two hours prior to taking them n only plain water or black coffee before n for 1 hour after taking them.

    • @Jkreed2569
      @Jkreed2569 Месяц назад

      What kind do you take? The red green or white?

    • @AppleOfThineEye
      @AppleOfThineEye Месяц назад

      @@Jkreed2569 It's been quite some time since I made this comment. I'm up to about fourteen grams a day. I don't really bar myself from any color, but red tends to be my favorite. :)

    • @AppleOfThineEye
      @AppleOfThineEye Месяц назад

      It's been quite some time since I made this comment. I'm up to about 14g daily. I don't really bar myself from any color, but red tends to be my favorite. :)
      Yellow is also nice!

  • @rudytorres26
    @rudytorres26 9 месяцев назад +2

    Ive been on opioids for 19 years lost them due to others but kratom saved me alot of problems with severe ddd and cervical ddd kratom stopped alot of pain been using for 1 year and a half.ive taken thousands of capsules and no overdose

  • @MrBlakeleyden
    @MrBlakeleyden Год назад +9

    The Red kind is for relaxation, the white kind is for energy, and the green kind is somewhere in between. Having tried both red and green, the red SO nice for getting a great night sleep and waking up feeling refreshed, EVEN after a night of drinking. Just make sure you have a minimum of 6 hours to sleep, but more ideally, at least 8 hours. The green kind for me does give some energy, but it is a very fine line between taking enough to feel much of anything, to then overdoing and starting to feel uneasy and anxious (much like taking too much caffeine). If you stick with the red kind and watch your tolerance so you don't start taking excessive amounts of it, it can be a great tool for getting some much needed rest and recovery from a hard day of work. I work a very physical job, and my muscles actually feel really good when I wake up in the morning. The sleep is so deep and comfortable that I think the body recovers better. That's been my experience anyways.

    • @JohnQueSacc
      @JohnQueSacc Год назад +2

      It's all the same. Effects vary from person to person

    • @garycon25
      @garycon25 Год назад

      @@JohnQueSacc No it is not, but yes

  • @romanone
    @romanone 4 месяца назад +1

    I tried it for the first time a few weeks ago, I felt like I was reborn, I was so happy, and hyped up. MUCH better than cannabis for me, I don’t like pot at all. Makes me dizzy & spaced out, Kratom is way better for some people that don’t want a strong psychoactive effect

  • @LouiesLog
    @LouiesLog 3 года назад +18

    Oh fantastic, glad you made this! I am very interested in Kratom and take it daily. It helps me greatly with a.d.h.d & anxiety and even some hypertension pain. It definitely does cause constipation lol
    Little worried about all these side effects though. I haven't take some in three days, not noticing any withdrawal symptoms yet.
    Of course I'm going to say this but I think Kratom is great, just keep the doses low
    Grats on 1k :)

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  3 года назад +10

      Thanks you!
      Indeed, I believe kratom is (and many other drugs are) relatively safe, when consumed in low doses, but then again there's limited evidence and I want to maintain a critically honest opinion for the safety of people who are not accustomed to these drugs.

    • @berternie6181
      @berternie6181 3 года назад +3

      Watch out for hormonal suppression

    • @Ryry-ig6sn
      @Ryry-ig6sn 2 года назад +6

      I started taking kratom for anxiety and depression and because I loved the effects from kratom and they helped until it startrd giving me full on panic attacks taking it and did the opposite of everything it helped me with on this first time but 10x. Be careful and be responsible. The withdrawls are horrible to and I've withdrawled through heroin and a lot of other stuff and kratom is up there. If you plan on being on it rest of your life, no worries then but shit feels like coming off of opiates and Xanax at the same time. Not fun at all

    • @getoutsidenow420
      @getoutsidenow420 Год назад

      Makes me crap, never constipated, i live off fiber though but still as soon as i take it, i crap 5 times some days effortlessly sorry for sharing lol wtf

    • @getoutsidenow420
      @getoutsidenow420 Год назад +1

      Stay hydrated and dont drink the treated water, ive been slacking on my hydration felt better at least drinking a gallon a day

  • @OuterHeaven210
    @OuterHeaven210 2 года назад +5

    Finally a video about the pharmacology of kratom

  • @EWats-gz6mk
    @EWats-gz6mk Год назад +1

    Very well explained! Thank you for the perfect level of medical / “non professional” person explanation!

  • @vtogvblog
    @vtogvblog 8 месяцев назад +3

    Considering in the USA the only options are Kratom or some laced fentanyl made by a cartel. I'd rather take the kratom.

  • @aivy-aigeneratedmusic6370
    @aivy-aigeneratedmusic6370 11 месяцев назад +3

    Love kratom. However it is definitely addictive. But after months of daily use quitting is uncomfortable for a few days, but not that hard to quit. I love the effects and would probably use it daily, but I feel like it has negative effects on my libido. Not sure however if this is just my mental expectation and maybe just occurs if I take a higher dose

    • @TDghf
      @TDghf 3 месяца назад

      Yeah opiates and opiods 100 percent do that too most men I'm sure . Does to me

  • @Petequinn741
    @Petequinn741 Месяц назад +1

    Having been doing kratom 6 years now.. it's addictive.. there's night I'm up at mid night taking it with coffee just to go back to sleep..buyer beware, do in moderation... I was using it for pain..watch the hype

  • @IndoorSunset
    @IndoorSunset Год назад +14

    I've sadly seen what this does to my dad. Yes it does give him energy but when he doesn't have it he's all depressed. So yeah it's very addicting.

    • @jerryburns1258
      @jerryburns1258 Год назад

      The amino acid L-Tyrosine promotes energy without addictive potential or depression when going without. Amino acid must be taken on an empty stomach (nothing by mouth for two hours prior to taking it, though water n black coffee are okay) and nothing by mouth for one hour after taking it.
      Tilray Corp bought the healthiest energy drink on Earth, Hi*Ball, from Anheuser-Busch in July 2023, so hopefully it will reappear on local store shelves soon. One 16 oz can provides 5-6 hours of energy with no jack, nor crash. My favorites are their Blackberry n Wildberry flavors.
      Himalaya brand Organic Ashwagandha is a powerful anti-depressant n mild anti-anxiety agent, which slashes stress, thus mildly boosting energy levels.

    • @coltenmatthues2716
      @coltenmatthues2716 11 месяцев назад +3

      It's not addictive in the same sense as true opiates are. It's much more light hearted in regards to being addictive. Plus it takes longer to get addicted to kratom than traditional opiates

    • @jamesa6080
      @jamesa6080 7 месяцев назад

      Tell your dad to stop being a little girl

    • @RogerRandolph-or2cq
      @RogerRandolph-or2cq 6 месяцев назад

      I've taken it on and off for many years and never experienced any issues with becoming addicted.
      I guess everyone reacts differently.

    • @14reasons58
      @14reasons58 2 месяца назад

      He gets withdrawal like every other physically addictive drug. I can't believe there is people like you who are this stupid and insufferable.

  • @robbiemurda2213
    @robbiemurda2213 2 года назад +4

    Kratom forsure helps me stay off the harder drugs especially when mixed with cannabis or delta 8 🤘 sometimes phenibut once in a blue moon to add an extra kick when at a social event/gathering lol

  • @Normipedia
    @Normipedia Год назад +4

    I've found through myself and with others a massive spike in blood pressure with kratom use. Sadly, i have not been able to find much info on this, but something to be conscious of.

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  Год назад +1

      Interesting. Acute or chronic?

    • @garycon25
      @garycon25 Год назад +3

      Kratom purity can vary wildly be careful to get stuff with plenty good reviews and seller of good repute

    • @Normipedia
      @Normipedia Год назад

      @Neuropharmacist so for some context: I'm 26 years old and active, but due to my genetics I have chronically elevated blood pressure(avg 160/80 without medication) But when I take kratom I see my systolic increase between 5 and 15 points. My grandma took some for pain and she also noticed a significant increase in systolic bp. I have been using kratom from canopy botanicals.

    • @Normipedia
      @Normipedia Год назад +2

      @Neuropharmacist so the increase from kratom is acute and comes back to "normal" when the kratom wears off

    • @lewisyoung8362
      @lewisyoung8362 Год назад +1

      I take
      Kratom and
      It lowers my BP . Everyone’s chemistry is different . ☮️

  • @GrantusM
    @GrantusM Год назад +1

    Thank you for the informative post. The drug is very popular in my city and I was curious about it, but wanted a Pharmacologist's perspective.

  • @longbow6416
    @longbow6416 2 года назад +5

    My neighbor: you really like poppies!
    Me: yup, I really like poppies!

  • @susanhalkin2614
    @susanhalkin2614 4 месяца назад +1

    THANK YOU FOR THAT. IT SOUNDS AS THOUGH REPLACING TRAMADOLE WITH KRATOM WOULD STILL LEAVE ME WITH WITHDRAWAL CHALLENGES. HAVE YOU RESEARCHED FURTHER INTO DAMIANA ? WOULD DAMIANA EVEN HELP WITH CHRONIC PAIN ?

    • @notsorry3631
      @notsorry3631 18 дней назад

      People have used it to quit tramadol 😊

  • @wewalkedonthemoon
    @wewalkedonthemoon 11 месяцев назад +1

    Helpful, and well presented. Just gained a new subscriber.

  • @CSL9779
    @CSL9779 Месяц назад

    Kratom is great for pain, BUT it does affect liver function. After using for 6 months I had bloodwork done my liver enzymes were elevated indicating fatty liver. I stipped taking it and they returned to normal.

  • @SamBambi-wy3op
    @SamBambi-wy3op 8 месяцев назад +2

    I have a friend who used Kratom and I saw his life turn around. I will literally say he became more alive than ever. recently I have been feeling mild anxiety and stress. I am wondering if any one knows where I could get Kratom in the united states

    • @notsorry3631
      @notsorry3631 18 дней назад

      There are many online stores 😊 just Google. Or are you in an illegal state?

    • @d.n.8919
      @d.n.8919 8 дней назад

      Head shops or online. Unless you live in one of the like 3 states or cities where it’s illegal

  • @TheAseer2020
    @TheAseer2020 Год назад +1

    What academic papers about Kratom do your recommend people to read ?

  • @neuroticnation144
    @neuroticnation144 Год назад +5

    I have fibromyalgia and it really helps with fatigue, pain and depression. It’s safer than the prescription meds I take.

    • @jerryburns1258
      @jerryburns1258 Год назад

      Terry Naturally Andrographis EP-80, NOW Boswellia extract, Seabuck Wonders Omega-7 Complete in conjunction with Horny Goat Weed with Maca, Nutrigold Ubiquinol Gold, Jarrow's PQQ 20 mg, Barlean's Liquid Strawberry Shake Vitamin D-3

    • @MsAdventure531
      @MsAdventure531 11 месяцев назад

      I feel like I’ve developed fibromyalgia upon withdrawal from Kratom.
      Scary shit.

  • @Aaron-i6t
    @Aaron-i6t 6 месяцев назад +1

    I have a fractured c6 vertebrae that is refractured but I was on painkillers,physical therapy,chiropractor,massage therapy,alcohol and cocaine,stopped 8/1/15 started using kratom 4/5 years ago

    • @kaffirfromgod5162
      @kaffirfromgod5162 4 месяца назад +1

      Ok I also have spinal injuries, and cocaine,speed, would cause me way way more pain.

  • @HRCISASKNK
    @HRCISASKNK Год назад +2

    How many people a year directly or indirectly does alcohol kill?

    • @mosler302
      @mosler302 5 месяцев назад

      I can't answer that question but I can report that Tylenol kills about 2500 Americans per year. I believe there's less than 10 cases of Americans dying from kratom without any other drugs in their systems, primarily from tachycardia.

  • @ryanblaschik1254
    @ryanblaschik1254 Год назад +1

    Wow, thank you for the information. And the very pleasant speaking voice. I've recently started using kratom for sleep and pain and my curiosity is around what drives the stimulating and energizing effects. Because even using Red Bali, the least stimulating and energizing strain I see with the greatest amount of sedation ( based on one chart I found) it still keeps me awake at night. So I've been trying to find out what in it is stimulating/energizing so I might find a way to counteract it. I've heard kratom is related to coffee but from what I read does not contain caffeine. I've tried different doses with the same effect. Any insight would be greatly appreciated and thanks again for the video.

    • @WaterShowsProd
      @WaterShowsProd Год назад

      I tried Kratom once, chewing on a fresh leaf that was given to me by some Akha friends when they saw how exhausted I was from overwork. The Akha are an ethnic mountain people who live in Southeast Asia. They explained that it picked you up similar to a strong cup of coffee but without the buzz of caffeine. It did the trick; I found it to be similar to chewing betel nut, but it doesn't turn your teeth black.

    • @lukefarnham2119
      @lukefarnham2119 Год назад +1

      It's entirely based on dosage. Even a low dosage of a red strain will have energizing effects, on the flip side high doses of white or green can cause sedation. In order to get the most sedation, higher doses of red strains should do the trick. Be careful though, daily use over uninterrupted long periods of time will cause a physical dependence. I.e. withdrawals. Best wishes.

  • @rickybelmontes5364
    @rickybelmontes5364 2 года назад +4

    Just the video I needed on kratom

  • @berman2198
    @berman2198 3 месяца назад

    I think you offer an excellent breakdown of the active ingredients , but as another commented, I am curious as to the refined 7-OHMZ tablets compare to raw crushed dried leaf. (¿)

  • @SquaredCircle777
    @SquaredCircle777 Год назад +2

    What do think about ATAI pursuing deuterated mitragynine for treatment of Opioid Use Disorder in clinical trials?

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  Год назад

      While there may be some potential advantages, I think it is more of a gimmick. Like the CEO said in some interview: "it also gives you intellectual property." But I have nothing against new therapeutics that are effective, of course.

  • @ourgrassisblue2153
    @ourgrassisblue2153 Год назад

    ’ve Recently Had to Have my Appendix removed From a blockage Caused by Kratom. After 7 years of daily use. I still firmly believe that it is a Very helpful Thing I’ve never had opioid problems with any drugs. I’ve recently spoke to my Dr and now I’m using it in Concentrated form.! Just be careful appendicitis sucks.!!I’ve allways gotten my kratom straight from Bali as my best friend lives there! May not be the same for anyone else but that’s what it did to me!

  • @charliearpoika3146
    @charliearpoika3146 2 месяца назад +1

    a 250 gram bag of the white kratom only lasts me about 4 days

  • @brandonm8131
    @brandonm8131 2 месяца назад +1

    Wondering if anyone uses it for bad insomnia? Iv tried every pharma med without much help, and often more bad side effects.

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  2 месяца назад

      Some people report good results with microdosed mirtazapine together with melatonin. I suspect the effects on sleep architecture might be more natural than with kratom.

    • @brandonm8131
      @brandonm8131 2 месяца назад

      @@Neuropharmacist Thank you for the reply! Iv tried Mirtazapine, and the next day side effects are pretty heavy, even at a low dose.

  • @AD-wr1gr
    @AD-wr1gr 7 месяцев назад +2

    4 days off of pain killers and Codeine because of Kratom

  • @Wakawaka888
    @Wakawaka888 Месяц назад

    I get a very happy euphoria effect from Bali Gold. I don’t know if brands strains matter, it’s hard to figure it out. I stopped taking for a while bc I felt like I was tricking myself although I take Rx, the Kratom feels like a spell for 10hrs and it upsets me my body can’t reach that without it. I mostly take it when I have to do well at work for a presentation or an audit, that I have to speak very well and keep stress 0.

  • @gorilla_with_jetpack4102
    @gorilla_with_jetpack4102 22 часа назад

    I take some for headaches, it works better than Tylenol

  • @TreadTalk247
    @TreadTalk247 11 месяцев назад

    What brand has the highest quality Kratom? I’m looking at suggesting Kratom to a loved one who has been on pain meds for decades and would like them to get off their RX dependency!
    Any recommendations would be appreciated…..
    TY!

    • @tinypoolmodelshipyard
      @tinypoolmodelshipyard 4 месяца назад +1

      Opms
      Silver is there regular kratom in capsules.
      Gold and black are extracts, capsules and shots. If your on pain meds these will be more up your alley.
      There is a new thing 7 oh, a isolation of 7 hydromitrgynine but its showing tolerance and shorter duration in its isolated form.
      The extracts still have some other alkoloids from the plant that aid in its effects.
      And when u want to stop the extracts, go down to regular kratom, and slowly taper. It help me get of percs 6 years ago. I used it everyday for 2 years. Stopped but now still take it 2 times a week.
      If you have decent self control, and dont keep upping your dose, you can find kratom can help at almost every dose, and can have a sweet spot. That element is ehat lacks in the 7 oh isolation.

  • @jp-gs9qp
    @jp-gs9qp 3 года назад +12

    I got insanely addicted to kratom a few years back (10-15g/day) until the side effects forced me to stop. Withdrawals were awful. I couldn’t function for a week and I was insanely depressed for months after. I stopped when I started to feel pain in my liver area + growing stomach problems.

    • @lustalgia...
      @lustalgia... 3 года назад +1

      comes with the miracle. I willfully am aware and i see no better alternative but of course wd are bad

    • @Guidus125
      @Guidus125 2 года назад +4

      I'm sorry to hear that, that sounds awful. It's strange how some people have been taking kratom for 20+ years and don't have any side effects, while others have experience more similar to you. May I ask where this kratom was bought? (country and type of vendor). I'm asking because there have been plenty of reports of kratom being contaminated with stronger opioids or other pollutants.

    • @longbow6416
      @longbow6416 2 года назад +2

      Seems everyone is different. I do 5mg 3 to 4 times a day. I don't feel 'high' from it, I just dont feel like crap :)

    • @Beans-great
      @Beans-great Год назад

      Same with me. 4 to 5 grams 4 to 5 times a day. I use it before a workout. I work in sales and find it keeps me focused, motivated, and in a great frame of mine to do really well. I do take some small breaks and switch strains. Prefer the red.

    • @Tracey..H
      @Tracey..H Год назад +1

      I got stomach issues w it-/- never again!

  • @TheRawvila
    @TheRawvila Год назад +1

    I appreciate the information, however, most of the information you provide in the video does not answer any questions i have about Kratom due to the fact one has to study pharmacology to understand how this all reacts on our bodies. You are using scientific terms that most of us do not understand, I would be happy to listen to a longer video on the subject if you were to define the scientific terms for someone like me who is an end user. For example I a long-term daily user of Kratom due to having Lyme's disease. How does kratom effect the endocrine system , my adrenals, thyroid, or liver in long-term use. Have their been any studies on this, if not what is your best guess. You know maybe dumb down your video's or please give more detailed explanations for people who have not studied pharmacology. That would be really nice to be able to listen, Check out Andrew Hubberman, Neurobiologist, neurochemistry. He really does a good job transmuting the science into a more palatable verbiage for the common person seeking information. He has his own podcast Humberman Labs.

  • @sarahmayer8539
    @sarahmayer8539 3 года назад +3

    Tianeptin as a substance would be neat, I use it as an AD since a few years

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  3 года назад +1

      Tianeptine is an interesting compound indeed, will consider that!

    • @sarahmayer8539
      @sarahmayer8539 3 года назад

      @@Neuropharmacist thanks! I feel like it's really underrated and it's abuse hinders it's use as an AD in many countries. It's the only one that worked so far out of at least 12 different ones and had no side-effects besides slight constipation.
      Have a nice day!

    • @sarahmayer8539
      @sarahmayer8539 2 года назад +1

      @@nomorenames5568 it's not awful if you need it for depression and use it as a medication, per doctors order. Of course a shitty batch of cheapo-tianeptine is trash, but it's godsend if nothing else helps. Obviousy if you abuse it, it's trash and there are better options.

    • @sarahmayer8539
      @sarahmayer8539 2 года назад +1

      @@nomorenames5568 I bet! haha

  • @tyjandrews
    @tyjandrews Год назад

    I appreciate your objective approach to this video.

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  Год назад

      Thank you! I try to maintain as objective and science based perspective as possible.

  • @ripvanwinkle1819
    @ripvanwinkle1819 2 месяца назад

    Gives me cramps and i hate the disassociative effects. The numbness makes me feel weak/ too relaxed. It is psychological. I hate opiates though. I turn down painkillers for dental work

  • @Cheesesticks7451
    @Cheesesticks7451 9 месяцев назад

    Just my experience I have cancer pancreatic kidney spinal ...the list goes on ..I was on high does of 120 mil of Methadone for long acting and 4 15mg perc for over 20 years. I went threw hell..I needed a reset to see if I should risk the 18 hr surgery of spinal tumor
    I needed to know my true pain so I stopped taking pills and started the kratom.. as far as suppressing chronic intractable pain . Nope not even touching pain but withdrawal was manageable and I've survived still pushing threw. This might be a great option for weening off opiates but pain can physically and mentally cripple one. God knows I've been grasping at straws so I had to change the plan ..
    Why keep taking meds that don't work I knew it could have turned bad..I'm so thankful I have self control and did not fall to my own demise and give up... I'm not saying this is a good thing for
    People who are terminal and severe pain. Quality of life seemed more manageable on medication but they say pain let's you know your alive and I'm feeling extreamly alive yet not withdrawal..

  • @krissche1863
    @krissche1863 25 дней назад

    Väldigt uppskattad genomgång!

  • @tramaboi753
    @tramaboi753 7 месяцев назад +1

    kratom saved my life, only opioids help w my depression and make me wanna live, before kratom i abused oxy a lot and wanted to die soon

  • @forgottenmemory5735
    @forgottenmemory5735 Год назад

    I used to take two ounces a day of gold bali. Then when I quit I dropped down to 128lbs and I'm usually 185. After that, who could go back to it?

  • @LeonNikkidude
    @LeonNikkidude 10 месяцев назад

    How does it effect thyroid?

  • @khaoticgrumpy
    @khaoticgrumpy 5 месяцев назад

    What’s ur thoughts on high purity 7 hydroxymitrgynine, such as 7OHMZ that’s 14mg 7OH to 1 mg mitragynine

  • @collinstanton
    @collinstanton Год назад +1

    Very informative, and shared on my social media FB & Twitter. Thank you.

  • @jokcoustou
    @jokcoustou 11 месяцев назад

    Kratom user 2009 to present .. use about half a heaping tsp 5x / day (green vein). Labwork kidney & liver function good after all these years . Constipation / hydration is the thing to watch out for. Pain relief is good / mental clarity does suffer. Youll be tired and no energy if you quit cold turkey . 10 days or so and things return to normal.. Good stuff otherwise.

  • @suzysurgent62
    @suzysurgent62 Год назад

    whats the best kratoom for sleep? where can i buyh the cheapest kratom???

  • @allancrow134
    @allancrow134 2 года назад +3

    This was very informative. Thanks. :)

  • @jobeheath9794
    @jobeheath9794 2 года назад

    Can you please do a video on amyl nitrite and nitrites alike. I am unable to find reliable information on their psychotropic mechanism of action. In Australia their recreational use is common place.

  • @kongkratom9417
    @kongkratom9417 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for all the info!

  • @GeorgeCoggins
    @GeorgeCoggins Год назад +1

    i've found the remarkable herbs bali to be my favorite.but it is definitely dependency forming and if my dose wears off im in worse physical hell but less mental hell than i was coming off of various opioids in the past. i only get about 4-6hrs of sleep before needing to redose. im hoping to be rid of this with the help of iboga soon tho working with a protocol that isnt the same as those typically used for opioid WD.

    • @benjammin2L8
      @benjammin2L8 Год назад

      I reduced my dosage by half over a period of a few weeks and am trying to taper off further. I work 12-16hrs a day so I need to be on my a game.
      What is iboga and could I use it to help me do this?

  • @kylejohnson7777
    @kylejohnson7777 5 месяцев назад +1

    Ive done alot of drugs kratom is second only to pot for pain

  • @HRCISASKNK
    @HRCISASKNK Год назад

    What can using large doses chronically of alcohol daily do to you?

    • @d.n.8919
      @d.n.8919 8 дней назад

      A lot of problems. Chronic alcohol use is known to cause liver disease and many other health problems

  • @SwiftzRushV1
    @SwiftzRushV1 4 месяца назад +2

    Watch at 1.5x speed

  • @garycon25
    @garycon25 Год назад +1

    Love this guy's accent , will we all learn to speak nicely on drugs ( ;

  • @skateorbri
    @skateorbri 2 года назад +3

    Either you are Dracula or his younger brother.

  • @Morgan-pf8nu
    @Morgan-pf8nu Год назад +1

    Very interesting. Thank you for sharing

  • @LtGregoryStevens
    @LtGregoryStevens 3 года назад +6

    You should do one on Phenibut next.

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for the suggestion, is phenibut freely available in the US?

    • @LtGregoryStevens
      @LtGregoryStevens 3 года назад

      @@Neuropharmacist Yes, most people purchase it online though. Sometimes it's sold in gas stations.

    • @ImChrisHansen.
      @ImChrisHansen. 3 года назад +2

      @@LtGregoryStevens that stuff will mess you up. Id stick with kratom.

    • @Guidus125
      @Guidus125 2 года назад

      I second this. Phenibut is commonly prescribed in Russia, and it was already given to astronauts back in the soviet days. The substance was synthesized in an attempt to create a gaba derivative that would cross the BBB. Also, it's a GABA-B agonist which is pretty rare pharmacologically speaking. I also think phenibut exemplifies that the field of medicine has a subjective side, since it is basically the benzodiazepine of the east yet the west has never even heard of it. So, lots of interesting stuff to talk about when it comes to phenibut

  • @torreydunn2170
    @torreydunn2170 2 года назад

    Great channel! So glad I found it!!

  • @Cozumel22
    @Cozumel22 Год назад +2

    I close my eyes and I hear Sean Connery waxing poetic about Kratom.

  • @seth4035
    @seth4035 3 года назад +1

    Really great video!

  • @pob2527
    @pob2527 2 года назад +1

    From a regular user
    I recommend trying it from the leaf itself if you're visiting Thailand or other SEA countries.
    Taste like shit but it's an experience.

  • @danielholmes8714
    @danielholmes8714 Год назад +2

    its crazy the world has chosen fentanyl over kratom

  • @zachgillen6549
    @zachgillen6549 Год назад

    I have been getting off of Kratom the last five days but recommended that stem and vein will help drastically but I need to know am I just setting myself back by doing a scoop of day of this would actually is stem in vain is it just basically the stem in vain and it’s still kratom. I need to speak with someone about this if possible.

  • @gailjoyce2297
    @gailjoyce2297 Месяц назад

    Sadly, my nephew died from cirrohocis of his liver at 37 years old on September 14. He was warned that he would die if he continued to use this with alcohol on August 10th. He died and then my nephew's Aunt overdosed on this same drug. This drug needs to be regulated.

    • @sutrey9012
      @sutrey9012 Месяц назад

      Find answers to your questions before making assumptions and statements that you likely have very little knowledge about. That would be respectful and beneficial to society. Have you already accomplished all of this in 10 days time?

    • @notsorry3631
      @notsorry3631 18 дней назад

      Do you know that people have died from water overdoses?

    • @d.n.8919
      @d.n.8919 8 дней назад

      He mixed it with alcohol. We know for sure that alcohol in itself causes liver issues, with kratom there’s some evidence for and some evidence against it. I think the alcohol was the factor that really caused him issues.

    • @gailjoyce2297
      @gailjoyce2297 5 дней назад

      @@d.n.8919 Yes, he did. When he added Kratom he started acting like he was speeding. Then, after time, he became so depressed. I believe the entire amount of time involved was less then two years. He thought that since it came from a plant it was a natural remedy.

  • @mmingle57
    @mmingle57 Год назад +1

    I’m sure when you go through 5 failed spinal fusion surgeries along with cancer you might endorse Kratom with a little more support? Thought your info was quite interesting. I hope you never have to go through and experience the daily severe debilitating spinal pain like I go through on a daily basis! You along with the government would understand the need for something like Kratom!

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  Год назад +2

      I understand your point, but I try to avoid endorsing anything. I only hope to provide some neutral information on drug pharmacology.

    • @jerryburns1258
      @jerryburns1258 Год назад

      Terry Naturally Andrographis EP-80, NOW Boswellia Extract, Seabuck Wonders Omega-7 Complete in conjunction with Horny Goat Weed with Maca, Barlean's Liquid Strawberry Shake Vitamin D-3, Zhou Black Seed Oil or Peak Golden Oil, Zentopis beverages with 50 mg of CBD isolate.

  • @KrilleCaveman
    @KrilleCaveman 19 дней назад

    Kratom is a gift that comes with a ticket to hell if abused, i use only occasional when my back is hurting, and i have an addiction peronality i cannot risk to consume this on a daily basis 😳

  • @Phoenix_Atlas
    @Phoenix_Atlas 2 дня назад

    Overdose and poisoning are two completely different things. Take too much so that the common, main effects cause death or near death. Or simply just taking more than what you were supposed to. Poisoning is some that would happen within the limits of your tolerance when we're talking about something generally considered safe under appropriate circumstances.
    You could have a tolerance to oxycodone that is so high that the human body simply cannot tolerate and your brain begins to bleed. That's Poisoning in the context of chronically administered drugs. Oxycodone does not directly damage the body on a cellular level. Ill use alcohols as examples. Consuming even the smallest amount is Poisoning because it destroys the body on a cellular level as one of its main side effects. Oxycodone doesn't typically make your brain bleed and 99% of people would die from the classic effects of the drug far sooner than they would experience other more unusual effects. Just my personal opinion and it makes sense to me.

  • @misscogito
    @misscogito Год назад

    wonderful video :))) well explained

  • @peggysnell2909
    @peggysnell2909 Месяц назад

    Thanks, interesting.

  • @davidshafer6388
    @davidshafer6388 Год назад

    thank you

  • @scrapbandicoot
    @scrapbandicoot 7 месяцев назад

    Lets get healthy everyone, reroute into natural alternatives though use responsibly.

  • @carolinemurphy8872
    @carolinemurphy8872 Год назад

    Very interesting. I had no idea that neuropharmacists are a vocation.

    • @Neuropharmacist
      @Neuropharmacist  Год назад +2

      In some countries, pharmacists can specialize in neuropharmacy, but to be honest, I'm not one of those "neuropharmacists".
      I took the nick because I'm a pharmacist turned into a neuroscientist, working mostly on neuropharmacological questions. So I think neuropharmacist is a pretty descriptive word.

  • @EDD519
    @EDD519 10 месяцев назад

    it is in the coffee tree family , nothing to do with pot !

  • @brianweakley3150
    @brianweakley3150 Год назад +1

    You are a smart dude!