By confiscating
kratom as it is being imported, in utter disregard of our laws, the F.D.A. is willfully sabotaging the basic human right of the people to heal themselves through God's natural medicine and our right to trade legal goods.
Not exact matches
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb isn't mincing words about
kratom, the increasingly popular herbal substance that's been hawked
as an alternative to painkillers and anti-depressants by companies promoting its ostensible curative properties (and supposedly innate safety
as a «natural,» plant - based product).
The agency warned last fall that there's little evidence to support
kratom's use
as a «natural» pain relief alternative, and in February, it issued a public health advisory saying that
kratom compounds — ostensibly meant to replace addictive opioid products — are actually opioid products themselves.
Plus, the way
kratom is regulated —
as a supplement — means that people buying it have no guarantee of what they're actually getting.