Kratom Chocolate (Bentuangie): Get to Know this Unique Variety of Kratom
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When most think about kratom, what typically comes to mind are red, green, and white strains. These colors refer to the maturity level of the leaves of the kratom tree and their vein color, each with its own sets of unique benefits and qualities. However, you’ve probably never heard of chocolate kratom, and with kratom typically having a bitter bite, this interesting-sounding botanical may pique your taste buds.
If you’ve never heard of Bentuangie Chocolate kratom, you’re in for a treat. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about this somewhat rare and unknown brand of kratom.
Let’s start by stating that this kratom strain doesn’t taste like chocolate. Its name refers to its dark chocolate color, which some say resembles cocoa powder. However, that’s where the similarities with chocolate end.
Bentuagie chocolate kratom, sometimes referred to as “Brown Bent,” originated from Indonesia and, more specifically, a region in Borneo named West Kalimantan. However, it’s been cultivated in other parts of Southeast Asia.
What makes Bentuagie Chocolate kratom different from the others is its unique fermentation method that enhances the leaves’ alkaloid content, namely mitragynine. This particular alkaloid’s benefits are boosted, providing a different experience than other kratom strains. The cultivators of Chocolate Bentuangie are tight-lipped about the fermentation process, but we do know that it typically begins with harvesting the most mature red vein leaves of the tree. Next, they’re placed into sealed plastic bags or containers to contain moisture and allow the leaves to ferment.
Not much is known about how long the cultivators allow the leaves to ferment. However, once the fermentation process is complete, the leaves are then dried and ground into a fine powder, the same as other kratom strains.
Each different strain of kratom is known for its unique benefits, and chocolate kratom is no different. Generally seen as an evening kratom or one that’s more beneficial for quiet introspection or for after vigorous exercise, Bentuagie probably shouldn’t be your go-to kratom when you have a busy day of chores.
Its most notable benefits include:
Chocolate Bentuagie kratom is perfect for late afternoon or evening use and is a highly sought-after strain. While other kratom strains are more suited for pre-workout use or a busy day, Brown Bent is better for a mellow evening alone or a relaxing time with friends.
As is common to all types of kratom, serving size will impact the user’s experience, as will each individual’s reaction. Things like a person’s body weight, the quality of the kratom, or the way they take it could produce a different experience. Those new to kratom should always start out with the lowest recommended serving size and adjust accordingly. However, in general, depending on the strain and the serving size, most have a similar experience.
Here’s a general rule of thumb for Chocolate kratom serving sizes:
Again, since each individual could have a slightly different experience, even with the same serving size, it’s important to measure your kratom and monitor its effects accurately. A little bit of trial and error can help dial in the benefits you seek.
With so many different types of kratom available, many fans of this beneficial botanical are searching for the ones that provide the exact experience they’re seeking. For those who prefer things on the quiet and mellow side, Chocolate Bentuagie kratom is a good choice. While it may not be your go-to kratom, it’s always a good idea to keep plenty on hand, as it may not always be readily available.
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Fortunately, kratom is legal in most states. Thanks to advocacy groups like the American Kratom Association, many states in the country have kept kratom legal and safely regulated. However, the sale and possession of kratom is banned in the following states:
The world of kratom legislation in the United States and beyond is an ever-changing landscape. It’s important to stay current with what’s going on to protect this botanical from unfair legislation.
Purchasing a high-quality kratom product can be a hit-or-miss mission, especially if you purchase yours from a brick-and-mortar store in an unregulated state. States without kratom regulations permit vendors to add impurities to their products without proper labeling requirements, so you may not always be purchasing what you think you are.
Online purchasing ensures that you’re buying a high-quality product, as long as they’re a vendor who thoroughly tests their products and follows Good Manufacturing Practices. Golden Monk provides buyers with a Certificate of Analysis that proves their products are free of microbes and heavy metals.
When most think about kratom, what typically comes to mind are red, green, and white...
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When most think about kratom, what typically comes to mind are red, green, and white...
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When most think about kratom, what typically comes to mind are red, green, and white...
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