Bali/Indonesian Kratom
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About Kratom
Kratom otherwise known as Mitragyna speciosa Korth is a tree indigenous to Thailand and other parts of south east asia. Kratom has been used traditionally for centuries in Thailand, even though it's illegal in its home country . Over 25 alkaloids have been isolated from Kratom. The most abundant alkaloids consist of three indoles and two oxindoles. The three indoles are mitragynine, paynanthine, and speciogynine - the first two of which appear to be unique to this species. The two oxindoles are mitraphylline and speciofoline. Other alkaloids present include other indoles, and oxindoles such as ajmalicine, corynanthedine, mitraversine, rhychophylline, and stipulatine. The alkaloid content of the leaves of Mitragyna speciosa is about 0.5%, about half of which is mitragynine. An average leaf weighs about 1.7 grams fresh or 0.43 grams dried. Twenty leaves contain approximately 17mg of mitragynine. All leaves appear to contain mitragynine, speciogynine, paynanthine, and small quantities of speciociliatine. Oxindole alkaloids usually occur only in small or trace amounts. Alkaloid content varies from place to place and at different stages of each plants life. Within each location, there is also a quantitative variation in alkaloid content from month to month. While indole content seems to be fairly stable, oxindole content shows tremendous variation.
Here are some links to more information about Kratom:
-For more information please contact info@kratomcats.net
-All products on kratomcats.net are sold as exotic incenses.
-All products on kratomcats.net are NOT INTENDED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
-You must be 18 years old or older to place an order.
Kratom otherwise known as Mitragyna speciosa Korth is a tree indigenous to Thailand and other parts of south east asia. Kratom has been used traditionally for centuries in Thailand, even though it's illegal in its home country . Over 25 alkaloids have been isolated from Kratom. The most abundant alkaloids consist of three indoles and two oxindoles. The three indoles are mitragynine, paynanthine, and speciogynine - the first two of which appear to be unique to this species. The two oxindoles are mitraphylline and speciofoline. Other alkaloids present include other indoles, and oxindoles such as ajmalicine, corynanthedine, mitraversine, rhychophylline, and stipulatine. The alkaloid content of the leaves of Mitragyna speciosa is about 0.5%, about half of which is mitragynine. An average leaf weighs about 1.7 grams fresh or 0.43 grams dried. Twenty leaves contain approximately 17mg of mitragynine. All leaves appear to contain mitragynine, speciogynine, paynanthine, and small quantities of speciociliatine. Oxindole alkaloids usually occur only in small or trace amounts. Alkaloid content varies from place to place and at different stages of each plants life. Within each location, there is also a quantitative variation in alkaloid content from month to month. While indole content seems to be fairly stable, oxindole content shows tremendous variation.
Here are some links to more information about Kratom:
http://kratomconnoisseurs.org
http://www.murple.net/yachay/index.php/Kratom
http://www.erowid.org/plants/kratom/kratom.shtml
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kratom
http://community.webtv.net/TheGhostGarden/Kratom
-For more information please contact info@kratomcats.net
-All products on kratomcats.net are sold as exotic incenses.
-All products on kratomcats.net are NOT INTENDED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
-You must be 18 years old or older to place an order.
