Alcohol has become a staple in our society as a way to unwind and relax. That nice cold beer or glass of wine can taste so good after a busy day. But with that comes the negative side of alcohol-
Kava and the liver. It’s a challenging topic that has been a huge debate and has ruined kava’s reputation since the early 1990s. It’s probably the most publicized myth about kava there. What makes it even more complicated is that
When you’re new to kava, there’s a wealth of information to absorb: understanding its effects, mastering the preparation process, and even experiencing the unique tingling sensation on your tongue. However, knowing the effects of kava is critical to having a
Kava has been around for centuries. Grown in the Pacific Islands, traditionally, it’s been used in religious and cultural ceremonies, socially in community events, and for its unique medicinal properties. The kava chemocode is a part of the kava chemotype,
With all the different plant medicines out there today, it can be hard to tell them all apart. This is especially true for those that have different names for the same thing. And then, of course, different plants are used
The power of plants is usually underestimated. They are overshadowed by drugs and medications that have become a more popular form of healing. The funny thing is that plants were all the medicine we had before medical drugs were invented.
While kava is already known for its calming, social, and anti-anxiety effects, there are other lesser-known benefits this plant has in disguise. Kava has a unique relationship with our skin, one that is both intriguing and important for regular kava
Kava’s popularity is steadily growing in North America and globally. This earthy drink, deeply rooted in Pacific Island traditions, has been valued for centuries in various cultural and religious rituals and for its health benefits, such as helping with sleep
Kava’s rising popularity has raised questions about its classification. Amidst the buzz and rumors about its health effects, one key question stands out: Is kava legal? It turns out that this comes down to how it’s classified; that is, whether
A research study done in 2019 looked at the importance of kava in Tongan culture outside of Tonga. The researchers interviewed 12 Tongan men living in Auckland, New Zealand in a qualitative study. The study details The participants all started
