Description

Mitragyna Hirsuta (Kratom alternative) is a plant found in parts of Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam, which belongs to the same genus of trees as kratom. Mitragyna hirsuta contains mitragynine and mitraphylline, which are the two most significant alkaloids found in kratom. Mitragyna can be sold in Hungary only for botanical and analytical purposes, and as a vegetable dye for external use. Mitragyna hirsuta is referred to by users as kra thum khok, which is very similar to the word "kratom". The plant has similar shiny green leaves, which are slightly smaller than those found on the kratom plant. The effects of the plant are also similar to kratom. Packaging: 50 grams.

Alkaloids in Mitragyna hirsuta
Alkaloids are biologically active compounds found in plants. The two most popular and best-studied alkaloids found in kratom are mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. None of these alkaloids are found in Mitragyna hirsuta. However, the plant contains several other alkaloids that have also been identified in kratom. The most well-known alkaloid found in Mitragyna hirsuta is mitraphylline. Mitraphylline has also been detected in kratom and in the plant known as cat's claw (Uncaria tomentosa).

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Not for human consumption! For botanical and analytical purposes only, as a natural dye or for external use. Natural raw material with microbiological testing. Due to European Union legislation, its marketing as food and dietary supplement is restricted.