Kratom use has grown quickly in the United States, especially among people searching for pain relief, increased energy, or a way to manage opioid withdrawal without traditional medications. This rise has led many to wonder whether it can affect their health in unexpected ways—especially when it comes to hair changes.
While research on kratom is still limited, one study found mitragynine detected in human hair samples, showing how the body absorbs and stores the substance over time. This has raised natural questions about whether it can influence hair growth or trigger shedding.



