Nature’s Stress Reliever

Kava is a shrub in the pepper family that grows naturally throughout Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia. For centuries, Pasifika peoples have enjoyed drinking kava with reverence, benefiting from the therapeutic properties found in the root and stump of the kava plant. 

Kava is consumed ceremonially, socially, and medicinally. In social settings, friends and family gather and sip the calming elixir for hours on end, sharing stories and laughter. It is a wonderful drink for sharing, bringing people together to be in community and harmony with one another.

  • The stress relieving components in kava relax the body, soothe muscle aches and pains, and can eve create a natural occurring (and very pleasant) numbing effect in your mouth (just like Szechuan peppers)

  • Kava makes you happy! Sipping on kava uplifts your mood and calms your mind . The active compounds in kava (kavalactones) relax your nervous system, alleviating stress and anxiety

  • Because of kava’s ability to ease social anxiety and uplift moods, kava is a wonderful drink for bringing people together

  • Kava eases social anxiety and increases sociability, making for a clear-minded buzz. No hangovers, no brain fog or cognitive impairment and no addictive properties

  • The more often you drink kava, the less you need to feelies effects. This also means the first time you try kava, you may no eel itsful effects. But fear not! try it a few mor times and you’ll see what the mellow moon is smiling about

FAQs

  • Concerns over kava’s safety, particularly in regards to liver health, were first noted in a study in Germany and Switzerland over 15 years ago. These studies were done without distinguishing kava’s two varieties, noble kava and tudei kava.

    New research found tudei kava to contain a compound (Flavokawain B) that is toxic to liver cells, and found noble kava to contain virtually none of that liver damaging compound.

    We source only 100% premium noble kava for our kava beverages for quality and safety. Our kava is also tested to insure there are no contaminates, just pure noble Fijian kava root.

  • Kava, unlike alcohol, cannot make you drunk.

    Consuming large amounts of kava can, though, impair motion.

    Do not drive, or operate heavy machinery, if you feel that your reactions might be slowed.

  • Kava is legal in all 50 states of the United States as a dietary supplement.

  • Kava has reverse tolerance, which means the more often you drink kava, the less kava you need to feel its effects. This also means that the first time you try kava, you may not feel its full effects. But fear not! Try it a few more times and you’ll see what the mellow moon is smiling about.

  • Kava can increase the effects of alcohol. For this reason, consuming kava and alcohol together is not advised.

Fresh Hawaiian Kava Root