Youtube version of Kratom Science Podcast Ep 30 with Dr. Darshan Singh https://t.co/KHQ8TunvGG
Patterns and reasons for kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) use among current and former opioid poly-drug users.
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Jul 2020 – Feb 2022Where it's discussed
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The collective discussions mainly focus on encouraging listening and sharing, with posts like 'You HAVE to listen to this!!!' and mentions of podcast episodes, which indicate a high level of interest and moderate engagement. The tone is enthusiastic but informal, emphasizing curiosity rather than in-depth analysis, aligning with a moderate impact on spreading awareness.
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Abstract in brief
- The study examined patterns and reasons for kratom use among 204 opioid polydrug users in Malaysia, finding that both current and former users used kratom primarily to manage opioid withdrawal, but current users were more likely to use it for this purpose while former users used it for mood elevation.
- Demographically, current users were more likely to be single, with no significant differences in how much or how often they used kratom compared to former users.
- Chemical analysis of street kratom showed the main alkaloids were mitragynine and paynantheine, with both current and former users consuming similar alkaloids, though usage reasons differed between groups.
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This video discusses kratom's role in reducing substance use, alleviating withdrawal symptoms, and lowering HIV risk behaviors among addicts, based on scientific research by Dr. Singh and others.
Kratom Use Patterns and Motivations in Opioid Users Analysis
This episode discusses a study on kratom use among opioid polydrug users in Malaysia, highlighting that both current and former users mainly used kratom to manage opioid withdrawal, with usage reasons differing between…
Kratom Science Podcast Ep 30 with Dr. Darshan Singh https://t.co/9BAwDPRZT2 via @YouTube
@SlingshotDC @maiasz Lol ok I can be your Kratom research butler. Here's an appetizer sir https://t.co/Pp6O4c4MMO.
You HAVE to listen to this!!! https://t.co/XsXr2VX3OC https://t.co/YSIzWO0FuO
Youtube version of Kratom Science Journal Club #1 https://t.co/U7ZDhtcnkz
RT @kratomscience: Youtube version of Kratom Science Podcast Ep 30 with Dr. Darshan Singh https://t.co/KHQ8TunvGG
Youtube version of Kratom Science Podcast Ep 30 with Dr. Darshan Singh https://t.co/KHQ8TunvGG
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