Recent salmonella infections are being linked to kratom, according to the CDC.
On March 10, Aromatics of Portland recalled kratom-containing powder products sold online between Jan. 18 and Feb. 18.
The CDC is recommending that people not consume any brand of kratom in any form because it could be contaminated with salmonella.
No common brands or suppliers have been identified.
Kratom is a tropical leaf is opioid properties and stimulant-like effects.
Many people take kratom to manage chronic pain or for treating opioid withdrawal symptoms.
The FDA is currently still researching kratom and its effects on the body.
The agency has concerns about kratom’s potential for abuse, addiction and serious health consequences, including death.
People who bought the product online can contact the website where it was purchased for a refund
