Hamilton Morris
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Dependence in and of itself is not usually conceptualized as a big problem
Dependence in and of itself is not usually conceptualized as a big problem
Dependence in and of itself is not usually conceptualized as a big problem
But as soon as people start dying from using a drug, then that dramatically changes the way it's perceived by the public for obvious reasons. And because Kratom tends not to kill people, relatively speaking, it's extremely safe compared to morphine type or fentanyl type compounds. then it doesn't carry those same problems. That's not to say that it's without problems.
But as soon as people start dying from using a drug, then that dramatically changes the way it's perceived by the public for obvious reasons. And because Kratom tends not to kill people, relatively speaking, it's extremely safe compared to morphine type or fentanyl type compounds. then it doesn't carry those same problems. That's not to say that it's without problems.
But as soon as people start dying from using a drug, then that dramatically changes the way it's perceived by the public for obvious reasons. And because Kratom tends not to kill people, relatively speaking, it's extremely safe compared to morphine type or fentanyl type compounds. then it doesn't carry those same problems. That's not to say that it's without problems.
And, you know, there's a lot of people that are able to transition off of other opioids onto Kratom, and that's probably a better move. It's very complicated. There's not a simple answer to these questions. It's like whenever people say, is this good or bad? There's no answer to it. It's like...
And, you know, there's a lot of people that are able to transition off of other opioids onto Kratom, and that's probably a better move. It's very complicated. There's not a simple answer to these questions. It's like whenever people say, is this good or bad? There's no answer to it. It's like...
And, you know, there's a lot of people that are able to transition off of other opioids onto Kratom, and that's probably a better move. It's very complicated. There's not a simple answer to these questions. It's like whenever people say, is this good or bad? There's no answer to it. It's like...
If you were drinking yourself to death and you're able to transition onto like one can of this per day, I would say that's probably better. But if you're just not doing anything and then you become dependent on this, I would assume that that's a step in the wrong direction probably.
If you were drinking yourself to death and you're able to transition onto like one can of this per day, I would say that's probably better. But if you're just not doing anything and then you become dependent on this, I would assume that that's a step in the wrong direction probably.
If you were drinking yourself to death and you're able to transition onto like one can of this per day, I would say that's probably better. But if you're just not doing anything and then you become dependent on this, I would assume that that's a step in the wrong direction probably.
And then there's also the obvious issue that if you're taking a drug to address a problem that you are likely to encounter continuously for the rest of your life, then you're setting yourself up to use that drug continuously for the rest of your life. So if the issue, like I do use Kratom occasionally as an alternative to ibuprofen if I've been like exercising a lot and I'm in pain. Yeah. But.
And then there's also the obvious issue that if you're taking a drug to address a problem that you are likely to encounter continuously for the rest of your life, then you're setting yourself up to use that drug continuously for the rest of your life. So if the issue, like I do use Kratom occasionally as an alternative to ibuprofen if I've been like exercising a lot and I'm in pain. Yeah. But.
And then there's also the obvious issue that if you're taking a drug to address a problem that you are likely to encounter continuously for the rest of your life, then you're setting yourself up to use that drug continuously for the rest of your life. So if the issue, like I do use Kratom occasionally as an alternative to ibuprofen if I've been like exercising a lot and I'm in pain. Yeah. But.
then you have to ask yourself, like, do I plan to be sore after exercising a lot in the future? Because if you will, then the answer is you may be using this all the time. Or, I mean, another example would obviously be using some kind of hypnotic to go to sleep. It's like your chances are you're going to be going to sleep quite a few times across your life. So if you don't develop healthy.
then you have to ask yourself, like, do I plan to be sore after exercising a lot in the future? Because if you will, then the answer is you may be using this all the time. Or, I mean, another example would obviously be using some kind of hypnotic to go to sleep. It's like your chances are you're going to be going to sleep quite a few times across your life. So if you don't develop healthy.
then you have to ask yourself, like, do I plan to be sore after exercising a lot in the future? Because if you will, then the answer is you may be using this all the time. Or, I mean, another example would obviously be using some kind of hypnotic to go to sleep. It's like your chances are you're going to be going to sleep quite a few times across your life. So if you don't develop healthy.
Once or twice. Yeah. If you develop a healthy technique for falling asleep, then you're setting yourself up for a lifetime of dependence. So why did you decline the Kratom? Uh, I recently, especially I've seen a lot of people becoming dependent on it again, not really necessarily a big problem, but it's just made me a little bit wary.
Once or twice. Yeah. If you develop a healthy technique for falling asleep, then you're setting yourself up for a lifetime of dependence. So why did you decline the Kratom? Uh, I recently, especially I've seen a lot of people becoming dependent on it again, not really necessarily a big problem, but it's just made me a little bit wary.