🍃🍵 Jennifer 🍃🍵

I approve this message except don’t call it Kratom. You don't call grapes wine. You don't call coca leaves cocaine. You don't call poppy seeds heroin. You don't call tobacco leaves nicotine vapes. You don't call sugar cane rum. You don't call wheat whiskey. You don't call coffee beans caffeine powder. You don't call willow bark aspirin. You don't call a cannabis plant THC isolate. You don't call milk cheese. You don’t call 7OH Kratom.

@BlumencranzJake While I agree that 7oh products are 💯the problem, in this video you keep calling it kratom instead of what it is...7oh products are NOT kratom even though they've been marketed as such by greedy people who want to make money by misleading so many people

Ever heard of Kratom? Well, I’m proposing to ban it once and for all in New York, on a state level. In its synthetic form, this drug can be 30x as potent as morphine, delivering an opioid high, and its short reign on the shelves of smoke shops and gas stations has led to deaths and countless addictions. How is a drug like this sold at convenience stores? I’m working tirelessly here in Albany to put an end to Gas Station Heroin.

Oh here it is…mommy culture BAD. Those wine drinkers are causing addiction and we just can’t have THAT. Ban it 😵‍💫

Shatterproof takes $$ from Indivior and Alkermes, who greatly benefit from opioid reduction policies. They lobbied for tighter restrictions on Rx opioid policies. Yet, nobody is talking about this pharma funded initiative. Where is #media ? Oh, right, they're still talking about Purdue like it's 1999.

WHY are there suddenly all these addiction doctors speaking up against kratom? Yet there is no alarms being sounded by these addiction doctors warning America that alcohol is deadlier than kratom because it has been linked to liver cirrhosis, multiple cancers, heart disease, pancreatitis, severe withdrawal syndromes, car accidents, falls, risky behavior and violence. And when it comes to withdrawal, alcohol use is far worse because it cause life-threatening and deadly withdrawal symptoms. Why isn't there any "sounding alarm articles" (the latest trendy keywords in articles) on alcohol addiction in 2026? #kratomban #MichiganKratomBan #MIpolicy #MIban @MIDems @MIGOP

@timburchett It’s also a shame that the politicians in TN are too ignorant to recognize that pure leaf Kratom is actually helping the state and science proves it

I love how anti-kratom people always scream about the lack of regulations & then when you tell them that the kratom community welcomes regulation, they just keep screaming at you that the industry isn't regulated. Lol.

There is so much wrong with the elected officials in Tennessee. I find out about something almost weekly it's wild! How did we get here? I guarantee you 90% of them have MANY skeletons in their closets you just have to do some digging.

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@Heaven807436108 👀🤔🤔🤔

That Leah Marie lady deleted a ton of her comments so now the thread is next to impossible to follow. I looked her up bc I couldn't believe this was even a real person. Her dog is like "get me out of here" lmao. Another KDA nut

@Heaven807436108 🤣🤣🤣 OMG this made me laugh reading your post then seeing this dude's face in the pic

This is definitely a 7-OH product. I used to believe everyone should have the right to choose how they medicate, and that prohibition usually does more harm than good. But like Mac Haddow said, there are people who genuinely need fentanyl in medical settings. Does that mean it should be sold on store shelves? Absolutely not. For every 10 people using fentanyl on the street, maybe 1 legitimately needs it medically. The other 9 are chasing a high. The same principle applies to 7-OH. Take that shit off shelves ASAP.

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@misteaz79 7oh gotta GO

I love when journalists put out the correct information. Anyways, Manchester Police in New Jersey caught the 7OH’er smash-n-grabber. “Police said the stolen items were Opia Kratom products, which are concentrated 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products, not natural leaf kratom.” patch.com/new-jersey/man…

@misteaz79 YESSSS ...That's impressive to see a journalist be accurate in the info they're putting out there! ( It's sad to know that's such a rarity these days)

#TBT #TheFoldingChair 🎙🪑 #podcast Listen to my podcast episode about how an arrest from a #Kratom charge led to an unsolved death in my homestate. The Ban on Kratom in Arkansas featuring Julian Price. open.spotify.com/episode/6G7BlO…

Dear Kratom Advocates, Hopefully you've heard by now but in case you missed it we made a big announcement for June in our national advocacy activity. On June 2, kratom advocates will take our message directly to Capitol Hill for the Advocacy Legislator Congressional Visit Day. 🏛️ This is more than a meeting day. It is a coordinated effort to put real people, real stories, and real consequences in front of congressional offices. Lawmakers need to hear from the people whose lives would be affected by restrictive policies, misinformation, or attempts to limit responsible kratom access. Then, on June 3, we will continue that momentum with a Congressional Briefing, where key information will be shared with members of Congress, staff, and policy leaders. 📍 Advocacy Legislator Congressional Visit Day Tuesday, June 2 🏛️ Congressional Briefing Wednesday, June 3 If you have ever wondered whether your voice matters, this is the moment to use it. 💪 Your story can change a conversation. Your presence can change a lawmaker’s perspective. Your advocacy can help protect kratom consumers nationwide. Learn more and register* *traveling to DC obviously takes time and costs money so we've asked supporting vendors to help advocates who want to come but need financial assistance. Indicate on the registration form and they'll connect with you protectkratom.org/register?emci=…

@HaddowMac Kratom helped me get off high dose pains meds that I had been on for five years. Kratom helps my pain and restless legs like no other prescription could. It is a life saver. Been taking it since 2018 with no issues.

I’m thinking about Brandon Clarke and Marshall Price today. May they Rest in Peace. I wonder if Arkansas would’ve gave him 10 years in prison for Kratom like they did to Marshall Price. Unfortunately for Marshall, he was murdered in jail 3 weeks after sentencing🕯️ I wonder if Brandon was struggling with addiction and was using Kratom to help like Marshall. I wonder if Brandon was struggling with chronic pain and was using Kratom to help. I wonder if Brandon knew he might’ve been sentenced to 10 years and said “fuck it, I can’t have Kratom in my possession so I mine as well do drugs.” We know what happened to Marshall Price. Now we have to wait to find out what happened to Brandon Clarke🕯️