Holistic Alternative Recovery Trust (HART)

In attempting to ban kratom & derivative products, Kansas is fighting the wrong drug war At a moment when fentanyl is killing hundreds of Kansans a year, lawmakers should focus on reducing harm, not removing safer alternatives that may lessen overdoses. kansasreflector.com/2026/03/17/in-…

Banning kratom and/or 7-OH hurts patients with chronic pain: pressreader.com/article/281865…

7-OH is helping people reclaim their lives. Banning it will push people back toward far more dangerous substances. Smart policy means regulation, transparency, and consumer protection, not prohibition. Voice your Opinion today! speak4.app/lp/z101on8c?ts…

Let us be honest about what all of this adds up to. The endgame looks very much like a market for so-called pharmaceutical-grade kratom, narrow, standardized, bottlenecked, and far easier for large corporate players to monetize. thenationalpulse.com/analysis-post/…

Policymakers confronting a fentanyl-driven overdose crisis understandably feel pressure to act...But they should resist the temptation to legislate by anecdote when broader population-level evidence points in a more complicated direction Read more 🔗 bit.ly/4aZ7Bbu

@WKRN bit.ly/4udRjED Tennessee lawmakers are pushing felony penalties for kratom despite no clear data linking it to overdose deaths, while fentanyl continues to claim thousands of live

Bill to ban kratom in Tennessee advances after testimony from families, business owners wkrn.com/news/tennessee…

Mother of five to TN lawmakers: Don't criminalize kratom | Opinion Tennessee lawmakers are pushing felony penalties for kratom despite no clear data linking it to overdose deaths, while fentanyl continues to claim thousands of lives. @Tennessean bit.ly/4udRjED

The crackdown on kratom and 70-OH could significantly affect the ability of many to access what they say is an affordable, safer alternative to prescription painkillers. @7hopealliance "Prohibition is not a public health strategy." Read more yahoo.com/news/articles/…

Let’s protect consumers without taking away products that responsible adults rely on. Sweeping bans may sound decisive, but they rarely solve underlying problems. speak4.io/lp/5801fn4e?ts…

Emergency bans don’t eliminate demand. They push it underground. When legal products disappear overnight, people don’t stop seeking relief from pain, stress, or emotional instability...They turn to less visible, less accountable sellers. bit.ly/4qSPTwo

"If lawmakers strip away what has helped people like me rebuild our lives, the predictable result is more relapse, more suffering, and more deaths. Please do not take away something that has helped people like me stay alive, stable, and functional.” bit.ly/4rMaxiO

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Six Months After FDA & HHS Announce Plans to Schedule 7-OH, HART Reports Death Toll Remains at Zero...No evidence was presented in August or over the past 6 months. Not a single independent study. bit.ly/3MfG5yi

Science, not stigma, should lead policymaking on 7-OH. Neuroscientist Brooke Sanders weighs in: floridapolitics.com/archives/77780… #kratom #Florida

"The opioid epidemic didn't begin b/c Americans were reckless...started b/c policymakers & pharmaceutical co. normalized dependence as 'treatment.' When that system collapsed, it left millions w/o safe alternatives." - Emily Stack with Moms for America bit.ly/4qWhJsi

Countless Americans who use 7-OH safely and responsibly to manage pain, reduce opioid reliance, & improve their quality of life are being ignored! When will @MartyMakary stop answering to the specials interests and start listening to science? bit.ly/4rs8hNm

From @PainNewsNetwork 7-OH Is a Breakthrough for Pain Relief and Should Remain Legal  Read more > painnewsnetwork.org/stories/2026/1…

Opinion @DispatchAlerts This is not what we need. Ban will push kratom users into shadows Decades of the failed "war on drugs" show that such bans rarely work. Read more from Bryan Mauk CEO of @EndItForGoodMS bit.ly/4sNeeG4

32,000 Voices, 10 Groups, One Million Consumers, One Message: Stop Government Overreach and Defend Science-Based Regulations! Real voices. Real stories. Real data. Read More bit.ly/4pCJC7i

Ohio Gov. DeWine has determined the best course of action is to ban the use of kratom and kratom-derived products. Effectively, this would be akin to banning chewing gum to respond to an explosion in the use of chewing tobacco. Read more > bit.ly/4qGV82C