Live Fully with Kratom

In this episode of Live Fully with Kratom, ETHA Co-Founder, Victor and Head of Sales/Marketing, Sasha recreate a real clinical-style cold exposure experiment by plunging their hands into ice water — first without kratom, then again after taking kratom.The question is simple… but the challenge isn’t: Can kratom increase pain tolerance? And who can hold out the longest? Throughout the episode, Victor and Sasha share their real-time thoughts, reactions, and sensations as they push through the challenge, discussing focus, discomfort, endurance, and how kratom may influence the overall experience.Whether you’re curious about kratom, pain tolerance, cold exposure, or just want to see who taps out first, this episode delivers a mix of experimentation, education, and entertainment.SHOP ETHADiscount Code: PAIN25Valid Through: May 7 - 12, 2026READ HERE full experiment description.

In this week’s episode of the Live Fully with Kratom podcast, ETHA Co-Founder, Victor and Chief of Staff, Baltazar dive into the growing conversation surrounding mental health, psychedelic research, and the future of plant-based wellness.With new federal momentum behind psychedelic studies, interest in alternative approaches to well-being is expanding rapidly. In this episode, they break down what these developments could mean for the future, where kratom fits into the discussion, and how factors like focus, stress, sleep, and daily habits all connect to overall mental wellness.From emerging research to real-world perspectives, this conversation explores the evolving landscape of mental health and the role holistic approaches may play moving forward.🎙 Topics covered:• The rise of psychedelic research• Plant-based approaches to wellness• Kratom’s place in the conversation• Focus, stress, and sleep• The future of holistic mental healthIf you're interested in wellness, evolving science, and thoughtful conversations about mental health, this is one episode you won’t want to miss.SHOP ETHADiscount Code: SITEWIDE20Valid Through: April 30 - May 5, 2026