Markwayne Mullin apparently has a financial interest in feel free/botanic tonics, I wonder if he helped get their FDA case shut down
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They don’t mention the manner of death in the Honolulu case, do they? I skimmed it looking to see if it was respiratory failure or not.
feel free/JW Ross were the people who got RFK JR to recommend the DEA to schedule 7OH and they remain at the forefront of efforts to get 7OH banned. Not kratom mind you, just 7OH. But they’re retarded and don’t understand that most people won’t understand the difference.
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Their roadkill animal dick formulations must be on point
I can’t get my systolic pressures above 85 and may have ingested some Sheetrock, but bro, I was able to get a hard-on.
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But like was it REAL deer penis - I hear that it has to be hit by a dodge ram to unlock the goodies. Serious impact with Dodge Rams to deer penis is like decarbing to cannabinoids
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I think Markwayne Mullin is your boogie man
https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/david-hudnall/article315593616.html
If you say so
The answer likely has something to do with the overlapping relationships between United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.; Markwayne Mullin, the former U.S. senator from Oklahoma who was recently appointed Homeland Security Secretary and a convicted fraudster named Jerry Cash.
Did you not read that article? He disclosed an interest in botanic tonics recently, he was also the senator in the district where the court case was dismissed
yea, cause JW Ross is paying him. You think he actually gives a shit about anything
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my dad has lots of back pain, hes tried the 7oh and kratom and says he likes the 5mg 7oh better than the 50mg kratom extract gummies. i wish it wasnt so but yea. some ppl need access to shit like 7oh cause insurance wont cover enough oxy to get them by anymore. chronic pain is a real thing.
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