The Czech Republic is the largest country in Europe at least in terms of the number of people consuming kratom. You can do research through the Google search engine, kratom is always a lot of information sought in this country. Of course, there are quite a number of our consumers in Czech, if you want to be one of them, don’t hesitate to start a chat.
It is evident from the responses collected by ČSAK that people would take the risk of possessing the substance despite the ban. “I suffer from a herniated disc, suffer from chronic migraines and chronic insomnia after covid. The combination has sent me into a deep depression. Kratom has helped my back pain a lot, with my insomnia and migraines almost gone. I also finally found him finding a therapist and starting to work on his mental condition. To be honest, I’d rather run the risk of running into the law than go back into all that trouble. Kratom, when used properly, has great potential to help many people out of difficult situations. It makes no sense to ban it,” said kratom user Pavel Brzobohatý.
In the Czech Republic, with the imposition of a ban, ten thousand Kordy couples will be created at the stroke of a pen, the only offense of which is a mental or physical health problem. Therefore ČSAK considers a ban that may be unjustified in its causes and a very ill-conceived move in its consequences, which will make the work of some officials easier, but will significantly reduce the quality of life of tens of thousands of people in the country. republic. At the same time, ČSAK is ready to offer any assistance and cooperation to the department that will deal with kratom. After all, it’s done it by its activity, by writing the sales code and executing it. The association has tried to contact the Ministry of Health about this several times. However, there has been no response.
According to market research, 100,000 people use kratom in the Czech Republic for various reasons, while there are hundreds of tons of the substance in the country. ČSAK considers the illegalization of kratom to be a very reckless move, which will lead to a number of unfortunate consequences. For example, the emergence of a giant black market and thus the loss of complete control over the distribution and quality of kratom. Banning kratom would also cause tens of thousands of people to become criminals overnight.
