NIDA and Research

[Stimie]

I sent a note to the NIDA asking if they do their own research on products ( I didn't let them know what product I was talking about) and they emailed me back and said that the FDA does all of the testing.

Interesting the FDA testing has different outcomes than everyone else, and I don't know if their fake 'computer model' research is considered for this.

This is what they sent back to me:'

"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is the federal agency that researches the safety of medical devices, food, drugs, tobacco products, and cosmetics. Please reach out to them at https://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/ContactFDA"

[BallzDeep9]

Please reach out to them at

What is the point of "reaching out" to the FDA ?? They are on record as being opposed to kratom... Any questions about the current legal & political fight with FDA and NIDA are best answered by the American Kratom Association https://www.americankratom.org/ click on "Read the latest Updates".

FDA approval for any new drug OR supplement, OR 100% natural organic herbal or botanical, is a complex process that involves a NDI ("New Dietary Ingredient") application. AKA has sponsored research and Dr. Jack Henningfield's 8-Factor Analysis, showing that kratom is safe to consume and about as addictive as caffeine.

[Stimie]

I wonder if the AKA would be interested to what they (the NIDA) are telling the general public about research?