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How to clone kratom plants. Chemical Exposure and Lyme Disease Caused Mental/Emotional Issues for Army veteran: I lost my whole family last year. My wife left with the kids to another state. They up and left me. She was tired of my temper and inability to get a job. I prayed to God for a way to simply survive and have a halfway decent life even though my brain has been mixed like scrambled eggs due to chemical exposure whilst in the Army and also contracting Lyme disease while in the Army. Both of these things happened in Korea. I wanted something that could at least make me halfway normal and make me stop wanting to die or worse.. commit suicide. I have been suffering for over ten years. I got out in 1998. I’ve lost jobs due to not being able to stabilize my moods and getting into fights (verbal and physical). I had my gallbladder taken out due to not processing food right. I also went to school for nutrition and herbalism looking for answers. Kratom (especially maeng da) doesn’t entirely give me all the strength I once had but it makes me feel normal again and my energy levels are back. I am so thankful for kratom. Funny thing is I didn’t learn about this in my traditional western herbal class. I went to the ethnobotanical store ( the one my teacher said to stay away from). Thank God for kratom or ketum as I like to call it.” (by Michael) Anxiety Disorder Led to Alcohol Addiction, but Resolved with Kratom: Daz’ Story: “In 2007 I was diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. The medicines simply did not help. I began drinking every day. I discovered kratom 3 weeks ago and, simply said, it has saved my life. Now I’ve been sober 3 weeks. The longest in 6 years. Alcohol is poison; kratom is not. My panic attacks were every day so I drank them away with poison. Now I have kratom to ease the pain of my anxiety disorder.” Chronic Depression Helped by Kratom: Kratom has been such an amazing tool for me in fighting my chronic depression, I cannot imagine being without it… (by Amy Coyle) Diverticulitis and Back Pain: “9 years ago at age 39 I was diagnosed with diverticulitis and degenerative disc diseases. Vicodin and surgery were prescribed and, though I declined surgery, I spent the next few years becoming hopelessly dependent on opiates, which quickly lost their effectiveness in treating my pain, but kept me desperately addicted and depressed. At that time online pharmacies and doctors in Texas and Florida were pretty easily available to over-prescribe narcotics for people who could provide medical records electronically. After many years, I realized that prescription pain medications were ruining my life. At about the same time, the online pill mills were being closed down by federal regulators. At that time, I belonged to a support forum, where someone recommended Kratom. I quit all prescription pain medications, and began using Kratom to treat my back pain. To my great surprise, Kratom also seemed to vanquish all symptoms of my diverticulitis. I believe that this may be due to the fibrous content of the plant material among other properties. Fast forward 7 years later, and I am happier and healthier than I was at anytime during my 30’s. I drink much less alcohol, have quit smoking cigarettes, no longer take Zoloft, rarely am interested by cannabis, suffer much less back pain, and have no symptoms of diverticulitis, nor IBS. I take 1-3 tablespoons of plain, unadulterated Mitragyna Speciosa most days, and often less. I have not needed to increase my dosage, and do not seem to have developed a tolerance to the effectiveness of this plant. It has been an amazing life saver to me, and to my ability to be an active member of my community, a husband and a father. I have, during the past couple years, become aware that there is a coming tsunami of pressure mounting against this, and other natural remedies, from the powers that be. Kratom does not get me “high” any more than coffee does. It has a long history of safe and medicinal use. I intend to do everything in my power to educate people, and their representatives, about these issues.” Sincerely, “Ed Hoy”