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Seems legit…
https://drugs-forum.com/wiki/Kratom
Medicinal Use of Kratom
Kratom has been used in South-East Asia for conditions such as intestinal infections, muscle pain, to reduce coughing and diarrhea. Malay and Thai natives use Kratom for its opium and coca-like effects to enhance tolerance towards for hard work in extreme heat. Due to its analgesic (pain relieving) properties, Kratom has also been used by some to treat pain. Some research has been done with regards to analgesic potential, but neither Kratom nor its alkaloids have been utilized in modern medicine. Mitragynine has less analgesic effects than morphine, though it is still potentially useful in treating minor to moderate pain. Generally there is a high amount of mitragynine in the Kratom plant, making it practical to extract. 7-hydrohydroxymitragynine has been shown to have much stronger analgesic effects than morphine, but it is less abundant in the Kratom plant. It might not be practical to extract this alkaloid from the Kratom plant, but if mitragynine can be converted into 7-hydrohydroxymitragynine, it might emerge as a replacement for modern opiate medication. [1]
Opiate detox
Kratom can lessen the severity of opiate withdrawals because it containes opiates itself. Opiates bind to mu opioid receptors in the brain. This is the reason that opiate users experience the powerful euphoric effects. Kratom's active alkaloids bind to the mu opioid receptors, though there are many different alkaloids and some may bind to kappa opioid receptors. The kappa opioid receptors do not mediate physical dependance (addiction) therefore kratom may be less addictive than other opiates in some individuals. [2]
Kratom as a Opiate substitute
Since Kratom affects the brain like opiates; Kratom has been a popular opiate substitute in some parts of South-East Asia. Many opium addicts in Thailand are reported to chew Kratom leaves if opium is not available. In most cases, Kratom is just used as a substitute until more opium can be acquired, though some opiate users do combine the two drugs.
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Boeing plans to spend $27bn on purchases in Russia
https://www.rt.com/business/433562-boeing-plans-purchases-russia/
American aircraft giant Boeing will spend billions of dollars in the next 30 years on direct purchases in Russia, President of Boeing in Russia and the CIS Sergey Kravchenko told TASS.
“Out of $27 billion that we are planning to spend on direct purchases in Russia within the next 30 years, $18 billion accounts for titanium purchases,” he said.
At the moment, the company buys most of its titanium products from Russia’s VSMPO-Avisma, which is the world’s largest producer of titanium and titanium parts. The contract expires in 2022.
Russian aviation exports soar by nearly 50% (PHOTOS) https://t.co/i7fFdJYPVKpic.twitter.com/MiqzqizTiF
— RT (@RT_com) April 19, 2018
According to Kravchenko, Russian titanium will be mainly used for the production of the B777 and B787 Dreamliner.
The Boeing 777 is a long-range wide-body twin-engine jet airliner. It is the world’s largest twinjet and has a typical seating capacity of 314 to 396 passengers.
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I have heard it suggested that when the 5G network comes on line it will interact with the chemtrail layer (planned) in weird and wonderful ways.
Not good
Where the fuck did Q say that anon?
Note the "Shoot salt into clouds" part anon.
Great Barrier Reef: Outside-the-box thinking needed to fix its many problems, bleeding-edge solutioneers say
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-18/out-of-the-box-ideas-needed-to-fix-great-barrier-reef/10005174
A floating film 50,000 times thinner than a human hair, a device which shoots salt into clouds and machines that churn seawater are just some of the ideas being put forward to repair the Great Barrier Reef at an Australian-first conference in far north Queensland.
Hopefully the parts with shellfish!
Good night faggots.
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