Nick Pell

One thing I didn't see on here that's also that's weird that is a total opioid thing is diarrhea.

I didn't see diarrhea on there.

If I missed it in my travels, you know, apologies.

But like opioids give you unreal constipation.

And when you stop taking them, it all just kind of comes out.

So another reason to not get addicted to opioids, kids, is you're going to be, you know, kicking the air and shitting yourself for like a week straight or something.

Withdrawal symptoms from Kratom start 12 to 24 hours after the last dose, peak about three days in, and they can last a week or more.

It's described as a mini opioid withdrawal or like quitting coffee with flu like symptoms.

So you're tired, cranky and have explosive diarrhea.

Well, we didn't I didn't see diarrhea.

I would be very surprised if diarrhea was not included because like, yeah, like diarrhea is a total thing with opioid withdrawals.

Again, it's the, my go-to for this whole episode is we just don't have much or any scientific data about this.

We have

videos on YouTube where people talk about it.

We have Reddit users posting about their experience.

We don't have good studies.

And it's kind of like, why not?

Why is nobody studying this?

One of the problems we also know is that guys who have kratom withdrawals and they go see a doctor, their doctors don't take them very seriously.

You know, it's like if you're like, oh, I'm addicted to weed and I want to quit weed.