While all kava comes from the same plant, where the plant is actually grown plays a large part in its effects. These are known as kava cultivars, sometimes also called cultivars. Each strain affects the body and mind differently. Some
This review is written by one of the premier kava researchers, Dr. Apo Aporosa. In this article, he discusses the different cultural aspects of kava in Oceania and how each plays an important role in the cultural identity of the
In the world of natural herbs and remedies, few plants have gotten as much attention and debate as kava. With a history deeply rooted in the cultures of the Pacific Islands, kava has been used for centuries for its relaxation
So what’s the story… can you drive after drinking kava nectar? This might be one of the most confusing myths about kava due to its effects when you use it. But it’s all in how it works in the body
When it comes to kava, no two are the same. And this makes choosing the best kava for you challenging. One of the reasons kava gets a bad rep is that newbies to kava don’t know these differences, and they
Kava has a long, celebrated history of boosting health and well-being. For generations, Pacific Island cultures have used it to treat a variety of health conditions, relax the body, and calm the mind. As it gains popularity in other countries
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
