The 7-OH Truth Project

Raising Awareness about the Danger of 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) and it's analogs.

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Today, Jonas would have turned 20. We keep thinking about the life he should be living—the music he would be making, the places he would be going, and all the moments we should still have together. He is missed beyond words.

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Happy birthday, Jonas. You are so loved, and we will keep telling your story.🩷

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Today, Jonas would have turned 20. We keep thinking about the life he should be living—the music he would be making, the places he would be going, and all the moments we should still have together. He is missed beyond words.

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We’re launching The 7‑OH Truth Project in his honor to raise awareness of the risks of potent kratom products and advocate for Jonas’s Law.

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If someone will not wake up or is not breathing: call 911.

Poison Help: 1-800-222-1222

SAMHSA: 1-800-662-4357

Both free, 24/7.

We tell families the truth, and work to get it off the shelf.

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A powerful drug sold next to the energy drinks.

7-OH is an opioid sold as tablets, gummies, and shots at gas stations and smoke shops. The packaging can look like candy. What’s inside can cause dependence, slow breathing, and overdose.

Look beyond the packaging.

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Jonas wasn’t a statistic. He was my child. He had friends, plans, talent, a future, and people who loved him beyond measure.

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This is Jonas.

Before there was The 7-OH Truth Project, there was my son.

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I had no idea products like these existed. I didn’t know how potent they could be. I didn’t know they were sold in smoke shops and gas stations. I didn’t know something that easy to buy could be part of how I lost my son.

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He was also adventurous. Mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, motocross, scuba, parkour. He was talented at those too.

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Jonas Austin Heath was 19, a freshman at Oklahoma State. He was quiet, kind, funny, and an extraordinarily gifted musician. Trumpet, piano, guitar, saxophone, mandolin. Music was simply part of who he was.