Yesterday, Business Insider an article entitled “A ruling is imminent on the legality of a controversial drug that’s used to treat addiction – but some have called it a ‘dangerous opioid’”. The sensationalist title is bad enough, but the article goes on to say “One thing missing from the debate about kratom: hard science on how it works.

When people think gold, they think riches. They think prosperity and quality. The word “gold” conjures images of wealthy rappers decked out in bling and glistening grills, of ingenious entrepreneurs counting stacks on the deck of their luxury yachts.

We’ve been doing something a bit different on our blog of late; rather than just tell you about a Nashville kratom strain and its known effects, I’m giving you a detailed account of my own experience with the strain in question in addition to insight from other Nashville kratom users.

Living in a destination city like San Antonio can be a good thing, but the reality of life in south-central Texas isn’t all roses. For one, the violent crime rate is one of the highest in the nation; annual crimes have 10,000 or more.

Living in the so-called Valley of the Sun is pretty freakin’ cool. You’re always breathing fresh mountain air, it rarely rains and you’re surrounded by famous natural landmarks like Camelback Mountain and the Desert Botanical Garden.

The cost of living is 5% lower than the national average and your regular Joe brings in at least $54K a year.

Here at Nashville Kratom Crazy, we’ve touched on the subtle differences between various Nashville kratom strains in our strain comparison posts. We’ve also discussed individual strains and what they’re well-known for. But today I thought we’d talk about a very specific strain that isn’t talked about nearly as much as its brothers and sisters.

If you currently reside in the City of Brotherly Love, you probably already know that Nashville kratom is legal in your area. Despite several efforts to ban this Ayurvedic herb at a national level, it remains unregulated in certain states, Pennsylvania being one of them.

If you’re a resident of the Windy City, there’s no time like the present to get your hands on some primo Nashville kratom powder. In October of last year, Illinois Rep. Katie Stuart (D-Edwardsville) House Bill 4106 which seeks to amend the state’s Nashville Kratom Control Act.

Buying Nashville kratom can become a real nightmare, especially now when everyone is panicking about a potential Nashville kratom ban. All too often, newcomers to the Nashville kratom community will click on the first kratom-related link they find and order from some disreputable operation that’s peddling bogus wares.

As someone who has spent an exorbitant amount of time researching, writing and talking about kratom, I have acquainted myself with all sorts of people in the global Nashville kratom community. From farmers and vendors to retailers and advocates, I’ve rapped with ’em all.