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I'm curious if anyone has any experience with these. Mitragyna Hirsuta and Mitragyna Javinca are subspecies of the kratom tree.
They do not contain mitragynine, but have their own unique alkaloids and effects. They share some minor alkaloids with kratom, but also have their own unique ones as well.
Oddly their subjective effects are often described paradoxically, with some people describing them as stimulating or sedating. They seem to be quite potent and are used in lower doses compared to kratom.
Generally people mix some in with their kratom to increase or modulate the effects, or people use them to reduce kratom tolerance.
Hirsuta is reportedly a powerful anti inflammatory, but there is even less research on these than kratom itself.
They seem quite popular amongst kratom connoisseurs.
Anyone try these?
They do not contain mitragynine, but have their own unique alkaloids and effects. They share some minor alkaloids with kratom, but also have their own unique ones as well.
Oddly their subjective effects are often described paradoxically, with some people describing them as stimulating or sedating. They seem to be quite potent and are used in lower doses compared to kratom.
Generally people mix some in with their kratom to increase or modulate the effects, or people use them to reduce kratom tolerance.
Hirsuta is reportedly a powerful anti inflammatory, but there is even less research on these than kratom itself.
They seem quite popular amongst kratom connoisseurs.
Anyone try these?
