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Kratom was linked to 6 L.A. deaths and banned in the county. But the supplement's actual health risks remain a mystery
Los Angeles County health officials linked six deaths to kratom’s potent alkaloid 7-Hydroxymitragynine and ordered removal of related products amid testing limitations.
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Kratom was linked to 6 L.A. deaths and banned in the county. But the supplement's actual health risks remain a mystery
Toxicologists weigh in on recently reported kratom-related deaths in Los Angeles County as public health officials pull products from shelves.
·Los Angeles, United States
Read Full ArticleA popular supplement has been linked to the deaths of six people in California. But no one knows the exact danger it poses
California officials have banned the sales of kratom, a popular supplement often used to treat pain and anxiety, after finding it was linked to six deaths in Los Angeles County, but what role the supplement played remains a mystery. Kratom is a tropical tree native to Southeast Asia; 7-OH is a…
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