We are thrilled to announce a milestone in Kavahana’s journey. As advocates for kava’s rich cultural heritage and its modern-day appreciation, we have taken a significant step forward by becoming a founding member of the International Kava Organization (IKO). This
Hey there! We here at Kavahana have been kava lovers for a long time. We love the culture and tradition behind our wonderful drink and the benefits it can have to our health and wellbeing. This is why we created
Why trying Kava Nectar is a great introduction to drinking kava So you’ve started to hear the word “kava” floating around. Maybe your friends have tried it. Or perhaps some of your colleagues have started using it at work. It
In a decisive turn for the kava community, recent insights have emerged from a study by the World Health Organization (WHO) that firmly debunks the long-standing myth associating kava with liver damage. Although published years ago, this study has only
For decades now, kava has gotten a bad reputation for potentially causing liver damage. Besides not being true, the worst part about this myth is that even though there is evidence that shows kava is not completely to blame,
In our fast-paced, stressful world, we look to things that help us feel calm and relaxed. Traditionally, alcohol has been the go-to for such occasions. Its origins trace all the way back to 700 BC with mead, a drink made from
Kava is a magical root. It can bring communities together for religious and celebratory occasions and has wonderful medical properties, including helping with canker sores. Grown in the Pacific Islands, kava comes from the root of the pepper plant, Piper
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I. Traditional kava consumption versus modern perceptions In the contemporary United States, when people think of kava, they often think of tinctures, pills, or extracts. However, it’s crucial to understand that kava’s origins and primary form of consumption in the
The Los Angeles 626 Night Market has infused the essence of Asian after-dark bazaars since 2012. Swiftly becoming a cultural tradition in the San Gabriel Valley, these nights are rich with incredible vendors, craftspeople, chefs, and artists. At Kavahana, the
