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Sep 13, 2022 30 min

How It All Started

from Live Fully with Kratom Hosted by ETHA Natural Botanicals

ETHA Natural Botanical's Co-Founder, Victor Chung, talks about the early days of starting the company and learning about kratom. He goes over how he and fellow ETHA Co-Founder, Alexander Karp, tried kratom for the first time and fell in love with kratom almost instantly. The pain relief they experienced changed their lives. 30% OFF Sitewide - LIVEFULLY30 - https://ethanaturals.com Alexander and Victor started ETHA to improve the kratom industry and make kratom products more reliable and trusted. They were one of the first to lab test kratom, implement GMP standards, and share lab results with customers. They were the first to invent kratom products like pressed tablets with no fillers or additives. One of ETHA's first employees, Amanda Ortiz, goes over how kratom is a great addition to a holistic health routine. She talks about how different ETHA kratom products have helped her with mental clarity and mood. Victor talks about how he used to use kratom to manage his chronic but now uses kratom as a coffee replacement in the morning for a healthier and sustained energy boost. Victor gives an update from the kratom greenhouse. He talks about how different kratom varieties have been growing and the challenges that some unique varieties have presented. Support the podcast by shopping at www.ETHANaturals.com Victor's favorite kratom products: - ETHA SunRise Kratom Tablets - ETHA Hazelnut Extract Smoothie Shot

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