People love kava for its calming and social effects, which are very similar to alcohol. This sparks one of the biggest questions we get about kava and alcohol. Does kava make you drunk? The messaging can be confusing. It’s often
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-
For decades, we’ve turned to alcohol as a way to unwind and relax after a busy day. It’s kind of become the norm: happy hour after work, a glass of wine with dinner, even a cold beer after a long
Alcohol bars and stores are open most of the day and night for people wanting to indulge in a little drinking at any time. But many people don’t want to mix alcohol and daytime activities as alcohol can leave us
Native to the Pacific Islands, Kava has been used for generations by the native peoples as a traditional social, ceremonial, and celebratory drink. A natural alternative to alcohol, drinking kava promotes feelings of relaxation, bliss, and happiness without the many
