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Old 03-08-2012, 11:45 PM #2
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I am new to this site but came across this post today. I have researched Kratom like crazy. I bought some of the leaves for tea and I had to drink so much for it to make a difference. What kind do you take? How much? And do you have neuropathy pain? I have neuropathy in my feet and the pain is so severe that if I do not take my pain medicine I am bedridden. I really want to take Kratom faithfully but would love to talk to someone who is taking it too. THANKS!
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