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The Herb Kava (Piper methysticum)

Kava bars are popping up around the country. So what is kava and is it safe? Who should avoid it? Does it have side effects?

Traditional Kava Bar: Preserving and Celebrating Pacific Island Kava Rituals Kava is a traditional drink made from the roots of the kava plant, which has been used for centuries in Pacific Island cultures for its calming and relaxing effects. Kava bars are an important part of Pacific Island culture, where kava is consumed as part of social and ceremonial events.

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I Tried…Kava

This gently-perfumed elixir is soothing, calming, and intensely grounding. It’s a wonderful way to reconnect to the Earth if you’re feeling distant.

Me and the Mr have tried Kava. I can best describe the feeling as a calming sedative. It relaxes you in a very alert way that you feel awake energized but not pushy. I hope that helps for those looking for alternatives for your daily routine. You can purchase them online and brew up your own.

Kava Root: Delving into the Origins and Health Benefits of Kava Kava, also known as Piper methysticum, is a plant native to the Pacific Islands, where it has been used for centuries in social and ceremonial settings. The root of the kava plant is used to make a traditional drink that is known for its calming and relaxing effects. In recent years, kava has gained popularity in the Western world as an herbal

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The Polynesian term for cheers — Bula!— isn't commonly heard in San Francisco's restaurant scene, where toasting over a glass of Champagne or even a mug of coffee is the norm. But head down University Avenue in Berkeley, and you'll hear the salutation shouted with gusto over kava-filled coconut mugs...