Description

Mitragyna Javanica (Kratom alternative) originates from the same region as Southeast Asian Kratom and is considered a stimulant, originally used as a stimulant by Muay Thai fighters. It is one of the few herbs that calms and energizes the body at the same time. It can be a useful kratom alternative, although not nearly as strong as kratom itself. It contains the same alkaloids but lacks mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. Mitragyna javanica is marketed for human consumption in several European countries, but based on Hungarian legislation, it can only be sold here for botanical and analytical purposes, as well as for external use as a vegetable dye. Packaging: 50 grams.

Its consumption is recommended according to traditional use.

• Tea

You can soak M. javanica in hot water and drain it, or strain it. If you don't plan on ingesting the plant material at the bottom of the tea, steep it for 10-20 minutes to absorb more of the alkaloids.

• Capsule

M. javanica can also be packed in empty gel capsules.

Alkaloids in Mitragyna javanica
Several alkaloids are found in both Mytragyna javanica and kratom, including ajmalicine, mitraphylline, and isomitraphylline. Mitrajavine is the dominant alkaloid of javanica. Its role is not fully understood, but it appears to have similar properties to mitragynine and act as an analgesic. Ajmalicin is also found in many other plants and is an antiarrhythmic agent that helps stabilize abnormal heart rhythms.

Not for human consumption! Recommended for botanical and analytical purposes only, as a natural dye or for external use. Natural raw material with microbiological testing. Due to the legal regulations of the European Union, its distribution as food and nutritional supplement is limited.