While we love the effects of kava, and kava nectar, and how it makes us feel, it does have a unique taste that we generally describe as earthy. Kava comes from the Pacific islands, where it grows as a large
There is a significant and meaningful kava culture that continues today. From where it comes from, to its history to the bowl it’s drunk out of, there is a story and reason for it all. Starting back thousands of years,
There’s a lot of debate about the safety of drinking kava nectar. Much of the debate comes from myths and misunderstandings about kava’s effects. But when you look at the research and cultural history, kava is safe to drink. There
A lot is going around about kava and how it can support mental health. And while this is true, not all mental health conditions are treated the same. Research supports kava’s benefits for anxiety and sleep disorders. But another big
This might be one of the most confusing myths about kava and kava nectar due to the effects they have when you use them. But it’s all in how it works in the body and brain. For some people, the
When it comes to kava, no two are the same. Kava tends to get a bad rep because newbies who try it usually don’t know the differences. You want to be sure to choose the best kava for you because
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
For centuries, kava has been consumed in pacific island cultures. It’s celebrated for its use in cultural and religious ceremonies as well as for its medicinal properties. Kava is made by harvesting the roots of the pepper plant, piper methysticum,
We love kava. We love its tradition, culture, and earthy flavor. We love how it makes you feel, mentally calm, and relaxed while focused and social. But it’s normal to want a little variety in your life. Rarely do we
Luckily for us, kava is growing in popularity in North America. This earthy tea has been drunk for centuries in the South Pacific for its calming, social qualities. For those looking for something similar to alcohol but without the negative
