Which Kratom Strain is Right for You?
Finding the right kratom strain takes some research. You may find that each strain serves different purposes. We've categorized the most popular kratom strains for you here. ...
Kratom’s Extraction Process
Ever wonder what the process of turning a Kratom leaf to a powerful, health-benefiting, natural therapy is like? Kratom can be consumed in a variety of ways. In fact, some like to chew on the leaves directly, while others like to make tea using the kratom leaves or in its powder form. The most common method of consumption, however, is through Kratom extracts. At the World of Kratom, you have over 15 types of kratom powders to choose from. With a wide range of options, you might get confused as to what each extract does and which one is best for you. In this short article, you will understand what the process of creating Kratom extracts is like. The 3 main extraction processes include tea-based extract, water-based extract, or resin form extract. From Leaf to Extract Kratom leaves can be extracted (compounds are activated by heat and eventually separated) in a variety of ways. However, all processes start the same way: with the kratom leaves first being harvested and dried. Once that is done, you are able to proceed to your desired choice of extraction. 1) Tea-Based Extract Tea based extract is as simple as making tea. You first need to steep the leaves in hot water and you are done! Just like a regular tea, the longer you leave the leaves for, the stronger the flavor and effect of it. It is also an easy way to add flavor by adding lemon or honey. This method is an easy way to access kratom’s alkaloid, however, you must make sure that the water isn’t too hot so that the alkaloids in kratom don’t get broken down from the heat. This method results in one of the easiest but least concentrated and less potent forms of extract. Tea based extract can be used for those that want a little kick of energy but want to avoid drinking energy drinks or coffee. 2) Water-based Extract The water-based extract starts with gathering raw kratom leaves and dissolving it in a boiling pot of water and ethanol. Once boiled, the mixture should be mixed well and then left in a dark place for 1-2 weeks so that the leaves can take time to steep enough. Then the mixture should be separated from the ethanol in a strainer and placed back into the pot. You will proceed by boiling the mixture to the point that it becomes a powder. This method leaves...
Kratom White Strand
Kratom White Strand The White strand Kratom is considered to be one of the highest quality strands. It is harvested while the leaves of the Kratom tree are still young and the veins are still white (hence the name). The leaves are then dried entirely indoors with no light making contact with them through the process. White Vein Strand Benefits White Vein Kratom is known to act as a stimulant and mood enhancer(in a positive manner). White Vein Kratom is often taken as a replacement for coffee, so if you are trying to give up caffeine this would be your go-to strand. Other outstanding benefits from White Vein Kratom is that it helps increase concentration, motivation, and stamina during a long workday. White Vein Kratom is better during gloomy periods of the day or when you feel exhausted and lack energy. Drinking kratom tea that has white vein strands can be a great alternative for those who need a little energy booster but don't like the taste or effects of energy drinks or coffee. It is not recommended to take White Vein Kratom later in the day since it has similar properties to that of the caffeine found in coffee so there is a possibility it might lead to restless sleep. Another suggested practice is to mix the white and red vein kratom to obtain a more balanced and neutral experience rather than too much energy at one time. If you’d like to try some of the best White Vein Kratom in the market follow the link below: https://theworldofkratom.com/collections/all ...
What is Kratom?
History of Kratom Mitragyna Speciosa, also known as Kratom is a tropical evergreen in the coffee family. It is native to Southeast Asia, indigenous to Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Papua New Guinea. The use of Kratom There are many forms of consumption and benefits that come from Kratom. Kratom was often eaten fresh after being picked by the locals and was also used in ceremonies. It was not until later that the Kratom leaf was dried and crushed to be made into a powder and brewed as a tea or made into capsules for easier consumption. Kratom can also be added to your smoothies or even protein drinks to give it a boost. Some even prefer to mix it with milk to make a simple shake. Kratom has been known to have an Opiate-like effect even though it’s not really an opioid, what this means is that Kratom has been known to help deal with addiction by binding with the same receptors in the brain as opiates except Kratom does not activate the receptors in the same way. Aside from dealing with addiction, Kratom has also been known to offer relief from pain, depression, and anxiety. Kratom's many strands Kratom comes in three main strands, white vein, red vein, and green vein. White Vein Kratom although known to be of the highest quality, carries an acquired taste. When consumed it acts as a stimulant and is associated with increased energy and alertness. Red Vein Kratom is the most popular and the most mellow of the three. Red vein Kratom is often used as a sedative and it has been known to help with pain relief. Green vein Kratom is in between the white and red veins. The green vein Kratom often acts as a stimulant and gives off a mild energy boost just like the white vein kratom but it also boosts mental clarity and helps you to focus on the task at hand. If you would like to experience the product yourself follow the link provided below: https://theworldofkratom.com/ ...