Using Kratom could be risky for your heart. Several studies have linked kratom to cardiotoxicity. There are also reports of deaths connected to Kratom use. There are also reports of kratom use in conjunction with other drugs, such as opioids, which may increase the risk of kratom-related deaths.

Many people with high blood pressure and other cardiovascular diseases may find that kratom increases their blood pressure. People who have a history of heart disease or other heart problems should also avoid Kratom. Using Kratom can also increase the risk of strokes. It may also interact with other medications that are used for cardiovascular conditions, such as antipsychotics and calcium channel blockers.

Kratom is known to be safe when used in moderation. The risk of heart problems is higher when used in high doses. This may be due to a tolerance to Kratom. In addition, people who are pregnant or nursing may also be at risk. Some Kratom products contain contaminants, heavy metals, and bacteria.

It has also been reported that Kratom use may increase the risk of suicide. This may be due to Kratom's stimulant properties. In addition, people with alcoholism may also have a higher risk of suicide.

It has also been reported that people who used kratom regularly had a higher risk of developing a heart disorder called cardiomyopathies. These disorders can lead to cardiac arrest. In addition, the heart disorder may also lead to severe symptoms, such as cardiac arrhythmias.

While there is no evidence that Kratom causes cardiotoxicity, the chemicals contained in Kratom can increase the risk of heart problems when combined with other drugs. These drugs may include medications for high blood pressure, antipsychotics, calcium channel blockers, and drugs that alter the liver's ability to break down drugs. These drugs can have serious adverse effects on the heart. People who are considering using Kratom may need to talk to a doctor about the risks.

Kratom may also increase the risk of torsades de pointes, which is a rare abnormal heart rhythm. Torsades de pointes can lead to cardiac arrest and death. This type of heart disorder is not usually dangerous, but if left untreated, it can lead to death.

The problem with Kratom is that many of the chemicals in it can bind to opioid receptors. This can increase heart rate by about 20 BPM. The chemicals may also interfere with the breakdown of other drugs, such as antiarrhythmics.

Kratom's antioxidants may also help prevent cardiovascular diseases, such as atherosclerosis. A greater level of HDL (high-density lipoproteins), a type of cholesterol, can reduce the risk of heart disease.

The use of kratom has been linked to a reduction in serum lipids. These lipids are a major risk factor for coronary heart disease. A recent study by researchers at Texas Aamp;M University-San Antonio examined the health effects of kratom. They evaluated serum lipid profiles of 581 people, aged 18 and older, who had never used kratom before. They found evidence of a reduced serum lipid profile for those who used kratom for less than four months.