Most people take kratom as a pill, capsule, or extract. Some people chew kratom leaves or brew the dried or powdered leaves as a tea. Sometimes the leaves are smoked or eaten in food.



What are the health effects of kratom?


Reported health effects of kratom use include:



  1. nausea
  2. itching
  3. sweating
  4. dry mouth
  5. constipation
  6. increased urination
  7. loss of appetite
  8. seizures
  9. hallucinations



Super Indo Kratom Powder



The Super Indo Kratom Powder that we supply here at Kraken Kratom is tested to contain, on average, 1.8% mitragynine. As one of the most well-known strains around, there are also a number of reasons why consumers choose this strain. As this kratom powder is made from the largest leaves of the kratom trees, the alkaloid content is very high, and you should start with a smaller amount than you usually take


Strains For Everyone


As you can see, we have a huge variety of different strains from different parts of Kratom-producing regions. Each strain has its own unique characteristics, and you’re sure to prefer some strains over others.

We hope that today’s guide to the strains available  It will help you make a better-informed decision about what you want to try next!


In addition, substances that are made from kratom may be contaminated with salmonella bacteria. As of April 2018, more than 130 people in 38 states became ill with Salmonella after taking kratom. Salmonella poisoning may be fatal, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has linked more than 35 deaths to Salmonella-tainted kratom. Salmonella contamination has no obvious signs, so the best way to avoid becoming ill is to avoid products that may contain it.

Kratom is not currently regulated in the United States, and federal agencies are taking action to combat false claims about kratom. In the meantime, your safest option is to work with your doctor to find other treatment options.