Lyophilized Thai Kratom Extract
Lyophilized Thai Kratom Extract, Mitragyna speciosa
This pure Thai Kratom Extract is made by an organic ethanol extraction process an then it is carefully filtered removing virtually all the impurities such as fats, oil and chlorophyll. Then it is taken one step further and is Lyophilized which removes virtually ALL of the moisture thus producing by weight the PUREST and STRONGEST natural Kratom Extract's available!! The Process of making a Lyophilized Extract is taken from milking venomous snakes to make a anti-venom and the method is nearly the same except there is no venom in Kratom..
How many grams of Lyophilized Thai Kratom are needed for good effects?
That depends on the effects you are looking for from your Thai Lyophilized Extract and you must remember each person's chemical makeup is different so what is good for one is not necessarily good for the next. If you are looking for a therapeutic dose of Thai Lyophilized Kratom Extract most Kratom users report that 2 grams is a good dose. Those Kratom users looking for stronger euphoric Kratom effects report 3 to 5 grams delivers the desired euphoric effects. As with all varieties of Kratom one should start slow and work up to the dose for desired kratom effects.
Through the lyophilized process the kratom extract produced becomes a dry crystal like ebony powder which of course is much easier to work with.
Over 25 alkaloids have been isolated from Kratom. The most abundant alkaloids consist of three indoles and two oxindoles. The three indoles are mitragynine, paynanthine, and speciogynine - the first two of which appear to be unique to this species. The two oxindoles are mitraphylline and speciofoline. Other alkaloids present include other indoles, and oxindoles such as ajmalicine, corynanthedine, mitraversine, rhychophylline, and stipulatine.
The alkaloid content of the leaves of Mitragyna speciosa is about 0.5%, about half of which is mitragynine. An average leaf weighs about 1.7 grams fresh or 0.43 grams dried. Twenty leaves contain approximately 17mg of mitragynine. All leaves appear to contain mitragynine, speciogynine, paynanthine, and small quantities of speciociliatine. Oxindole alkaloids usually occur only in small or trace amounts.
Alkaloid content varies from place to place and at different times. Within each location, there is a quantitative variation in alkaloid content from month to month. While indole content seems to be fairly stable, oxindole content shows tremendous variation.
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