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Kratom & 7=OH Fact Sheet

WHAT IS KRATOH? WHAT IS 7-OH?

Kratom Is a tree found in Southeast Asta. Its leaves contain
compounds that have mind-altering, or psychotropic,
effects. Kratom is frequently marketed and sold as an herbal
extract or dietary supplement to boost energy/mood and
relieve pain. In kratom leaves, 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-
(OH) is present in very small amounts. Most 7-OH is
produced by chemically converting another compound
Found in kratom called mitragynine. This transformation can
‘occur naturally in the liver or be synthesized in a laboratory.
Some companies extract (or concentrate) 7-OH and sel it in
products labeled as either 7-OH or kratom. It's important to,
know which you're consurning, as 7-GH is much more
potent than natural kratom. Some people purchasing what
they think is low-potency kratom could actually be
purchasing the stronger compound, 7-GH.

HOW IS KRATOH & 7-OH USED?

Kratom is typically ingested orally in the form of
capsules, extracts, or tablets. The leaves can also be
chewed, dried, crushed, or brewed and consumed asa
tea. 7-OH is often sold in pills, gummies, or shots.

IS KRATOH & 7-OH LEGAL?

WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS OF
KRATOH?

At low doses, kratom often acts as a stimulant, leading
to effects like increased energy, enhanced alertness,
and faster heart rate. At higher doses, it tends to
produce sedative, pain-relieving effects similar to
opioids, which is why some users report relaxation and
pain reduction, along with slowed breathing and
drowsiness.

Some people use kratom to relieve symptoms of
opioid withdrawal, yet kratom is short-acting and can
require higher doses taken more frequently.
Consistent use may lead to dependency and
withdrawal symptoms like muscle aches, irritability,
and sleep disturbances. If consistently used with Kava,
a similar plant often taken for relaxation, they might
experience withdrawal effects similar to
benzodiazepine withdrawal.

Side effects of kratom include:

Kratom and kratom products, such as 7-OH, are not + Euphoria * Irritability
regulated at the national level and can be legally soldin * Sedation Seizures
California. While these products are widely available, « Pain relief © Itching
none have been approved by the Federal Drug « Increased energy, focus + Constipation
Administration (FDA), There are ongoing measures to « Anxiety « Sweating
regulate 7-OH. « Nausea and vomiting + Confusion

« Dry mouth + Rapid heartbeat

CAN YOU OVERDOSE? 7
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Kratom acts as a pattial opioid agonist that does not activate the pathway in the brain that is involved in respiratory
depression, or when you breathe too stowly or too shallowly. Therefore, kratom is much less likely to contribute to overdose

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