Kava Kava or piper methysticum (which means "intoxicating
pepper") is a member of the pepper family native to Pacific
Ocean islands. Peoples living in the south Pacific have used kava
for over 3,000 years. These peoples used the kava plant primarily
to relax and achieve a higher level of consciousness.
Kava Kava is highly prized for its various medicinal effects. Kava
Kava supplements are produced by using the underground stem of the
plant, and the substance in Kava responsible for its effects are
Kava Lactones.
What does Kava do?
Kava Kava has been used for thousands of years to produce
a wealth of psychological and physical effects. According to studies
and observation, kava kava has a stimulating effect on the mind
that causes a calming, relaxed feeling of contentment and serenity.
It allows the human mind to reach levels of consciousness beyond
normal and give a feeling of happiness and sensory enhancement.
Studies suggest that kava directly influences the limbic system,
one of the oldest developed parts of the brain associated with emotions
and other various brain activities. Further research reported in
Journal of Medicinal Plant Research shows found that kava reduces
muscle tension and relieves stress.
Kava Kava has played a central role in the cultural, economical,
political and religious aspects of native South Pacific societies
as a social relaxant and ceremonial means to achieve a higher level
of consciousness. As a medicinal botanical, kava is reported to
reduce anxiety, relax muscle tension, produce analgesic effects,
act as a local anesthetic, and have a potential antibacterial benefit.
Kava Kava has been used for more than a century as a treatment
for gonorrhea, vaginitis, leucorrhoea, nocturnal incontinence and
other aliments of the genitourinary tract. Kava kava also is said
to be a diuretic, useful in the treatment of gout, bronchial congestion
and rheumatism. Its primary uses in the United States and Europe,
however, are as a stress reliever and muscle relaxant. Kava also
is gaining popularity as a sleep aid. Several European countries
have approved kava for the treatment of anxiety, insomnia and restlessness
on the basis of extensive pharmacological data and positive results
in clinical trials.
Who needs Kava?
Anxiety sufferers, for one, can benefit from kava supplementation.
However, there are multitudinous reasons and ways people have used
kava-primarily, to achieve mellowing effects, increased socialization,
and a feeling of contentment and well being. The positive effects
on the mind go on! It has been used to enhance the ability to focus,
increase memory capabilities, and heighten sensory perception. As
kava is not a required nutrient it is not associated with deficiency,
but if your friends call you "up-tight" and your dog runs
away when you get home, then perhaps you need KAVA!
Kava Kava Pills - Relaxation Factors
Supplement Facts:
Amount Per 1 Capsule
Kava Kava (30% Kava Lactones) 300mg
Kava Kava Powder 250mg
Other Ingredients:
Gelatin, Water Free of Sugar, Starch, and Sodium - No Artificial
Colors or Preservatives.
Suggested Use:
As a dietary supplement take 1 to 3 Kava capsules daily with a glass
of water. Take consistently each day for best results. Keep Kava
in a cool place.
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