
Kratom: 101 Things You Need to Know About Kratom
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Narrated by:
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Austin Stoler
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By:
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Frank Coles
Your one-stop source to learn everything you need to know about Kratom!
Kratom has been talked about relentlessly in the media and Online in recent months. Touted for being a miracle drug, regular users see Kratom as an invaluable aid for mental and physical health, while others enjoy its dual recreational value as a stimulant or sedative-narcotic.
Kratom in all its forms has enormous potential, however its use remains illegal and controversial in some places.
Kratom: 101 Things You Need to Know About Kratom was designed to support you in learning everything you need to know about Kratom: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Written as a one-stop resource for anyone interested in Kratom, this is the most comprehensive fact guide presently available to you.
The 101 facts will cover:
- What Kratom is, how it is made, and what part of the plant it comes from.
- Why people use Kratom and how to tell if it is an ideal supplement for you.
- How to take Kratom, including important information about dosage.
- Who can take Kratom and why they would consider taking it.
- Who can't take Kratom and why.
- Side effects that you may experience when using Kratom.
- And much, much more.
If you are ready to inform yourself about a supplement that is changing lives all over the globe, this is the perfect book for you.
Don't wait any longer, buy this book and change your life today!
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Worse, the narrator has no pre-knowledge of the book which shows in his intonation. Every sentence is announced like a tutorial from a chalkboard list, with the same cadence and no bearing on the actual meaning of what's being said. Sorry, but Austin should not be an Audible Narrator, and this recording needs to be redone.
if you can get past that, the book is good though, great comprehensive list of kratom facts (most of which, though, you don't "need" to know in the slightest).
Narrator messes up constantly - even said "What!?"
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Good book though.
Great book - unbelievably poor narrator
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It disturbs me when someone acts like an authority on something, yet has claims like "The best way to take it is with a chocolate almond milk." Dude - everyone's an individual.
While the narrator seems enthusiastic, he needs to learn how to pronounce words. The author needs to do a lot more research. It's a huge myth that Reds are sedative, Greens are moderate and Whites are like stimulants. In fact, there are some super mellow White strains, and plenty of Green and Red uppity strains. Also, why were Yellow/Gold strains left out?
Finally, when referring to strains, it's not "kratoms". That's like saying "there are many marijuanas" when referring to marijuana strains. Also, the other pluralities made my head spin: "Tolerances," "legalities, " and too many more to remember. I can't remember it offhand, but the subheading which was something like "effective efficacies" = facepalm.
Pick one tense, author. Changing from first-, to second-, to third-person is both annoying and terrible for an educational book. Also, learn words like "botany, " "serotonin," "sedative, " "Borneo," "anxiolytic," "reputable," plus too many more, and for Pete's sake, narrator - decide whether you want to pronounce the plant itself as "KRAYtom" or "KRAHtom.' Pick only one and stick with it. Give it the ol' college try.
Another tip that was sorely overlooked in this "book" - after ingesting Kratom, chew on a piece of lemon wedge, or squeeze it into your water/powder blend to nicely amplify the effects.
I thought I'd learn something I didn't know, as I'm always interested in learning more about this medicinal gem that I've been using since 2008, but I'm actually dumber for having listened to this.
The 102nd thing I need to know is that this "book" made me realize that I could write, and narrate, an entire book about Kratom myself, including citations to actual replicated, decent sample-sized, peer-reviewed studies, published in reputable scientific journals. I honestly could write the entire book within several hours, narrate it myself, and truly pass along a comprehensive, non-repetitive, educational book that would be beneficial to readers/listeners. On a nice blend of Green and White Maeng Da with a gram or two of Red Sunda or Bentuangie, and I'd crank that baby out in a few hours. Oh, that reminds me - when referring to pregnant women, it's not "women undergoing pregnancy." That makes it sound like a medical procedure. I did actually laugh out loud at that.
This is the fourth book on Kratom to which I've listened, and each one is worse than the prior. As a last note, this author should NOT be giving out dosage information, as everyone is an individual.
If you're new to the world of Kratom, save your money and listen to one of many, many podcasts about Kratom for free.
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