If you’ve been relying on kratom or opioids to get through the day, manage withdrawal, or cope with pain, you may be feeling overwhelmed — especially now that kratom is banned in Louisiana. Many people who used kratom as a “safer option” are suddenly left without a plan. The good news is that real help is available, and you don’t have to figure this out alone. With the right medical support, you can safely step away from kratom, opioids, or both — and begin building a stable,

For years, kratom was sold in Louisiana as a natural herbal supplement — something you could find at gas stations, smoke shops, or online. Many believed it was a safe way to manage pain or opioid withdrawal. But behind its “natural” label, kratom carried serious risks that were often overlooked. Now that Louisiana has banned kratom, it’s worth understanding why  this decision was made — and how it could ultimately protect lives. Kratom’s Rise — and the Myths That Followed Kra

Kratom has been promoted as a natural way to manage pain, stress, or opioid withdrawal. But with Louisiana’s recent ban on kratom , many...

For years, kratom has been marketed as a “natural alternative” to prescription medication for pain relief, stress, and even opioid...