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Story summary
- A Utah veteran reports pain relief from kratom, but experts caution about risks from 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), an opioid-like compound.
- Utah lawmakers are considering stricter kratom regulations, including retailer permits and warning labels.
- Tennessee plans to introduce a resolution to ban kratom sales due to abuse potential and safety concerns.
- Florida has classified concentrated 7-OH as a Schedule I controlled substance over addiction risks.
- Advocates argue against scheduling 7-OH, citing a lack of evidence for harm and favoring regulation.
