Adrienne Koziol

Adrienne has always loved learning, writing, and doing things wildly unconventionally. 

These traits did not make her popular in school. Nor did they help her do well in college — she avoided the core classes and went for ones that sounded the most interesting, like ethics, psychology, history, and music (the music was necessary, though, since she was a music major). 

Two years in, and enough was enough. She traded school for marriage and ultimately ended up homeschooling nine kids (unconventional, remember?). This wild but fun endeavor pretty much took up the next few decades until she could breathe a little and dive back into an old passion — writing.

Now she combines years of experience with alternative medicines, her thirst for knowledge, and a knack for throwing it all together, as an editor and writer — once her spawn are taken care of.

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We hear how kratom causes liver damage, but who’s likely to be affected, and how much of a risk is there? You might be surprised at what the research shows. 

Kratom dosage is a bit of an enigma, and capsules don’t make it much easier — but we’re here to help. Here’s a guide on how to dose for differing effects.

Alzheimer’s destroys, and there isn’t much we can do about it. Could psychedelics move us one step closer to overcoming AD and other neurodegenerative disorders?

For many people, the idea of legalizing or decriminalizing drugs is morally wrong, a sure sign of societal decay — but what if it is the right thing to do?