Kava

Kava Kava, Piper methysticum

Kava or kava kava (Piper methysticum: Latin 'pepper' and Latinized Greek 'intoxicating') is a crop of the Pacific Islands.[1] The name kava is from Tongan and Marquesan, meaning 'bitter';[1] other names for kava include awa (Hawaii),[2] ava (Samoa),[3] yaqona or yagona (Fiji),[4] sakau (Pohnpei),[5] seka (Kosrae),[6] and malok or malogu (parts of Vanuatu).[7] Kava is...

Found Rx with children, need to know what it is ## Was this something in a prescription package, a written prescription? Can you please provide more details? The only thing I can find listed under this name is an herbal supplement, that contains 200mgs of Kava Root Extract and is claimed to help with energy.

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I have never had Kratom before, but plan to go to the Kava bar for New Years. Will it hurt me since I’ve been taking Contrave for six days now? ## I wouldn't take any chances. ## Kratom is in the Coffee Familiy, and has been used for CENTURIES by indigenous Peoples. It tastes bad, but NO ONE has over overdosed, or died from it. The stuff sold in head shops is usually garbage. I tried a couple of different strains, and it litterally did nothing to me. My Brother-in-Law is an exercise freak, and He swears by Kratom. ## My friend has advised me to try Kava, so I'm currently looking for a good place for it. Any recs, guys? ## Hey there. It's cool that your friend put you onto Kava. It's a pretty chill way to unwind after a long day. I've tried it a few times myself...

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Kava or kava kava (Piper methysticum: Latin 'pepper' and Latinized Greek 'intoxicating') is a crop of the Pacific Islands.[1] The name kava is from Tongan and Marquesan, meaning 'bitter';[1] other names for kava include awa (Hawaii),[2] ava (Samoa),[3] yaqona or yagona (Fiji),[4] sakau (Pohnpei),[5] seka (Kosrae),[6] and malok or malogu (parts of Vanuatu).[7] Kava is...

I was once prescribed something to my panic attic, it was very strong. Non narcotic, got off xanex, tryed bus bar 15 mg 2 times a day. Now I'm trying to fig out the other non narcotic anxiety/ pain ## Have you tried looking into any natural alternatives, such as Essential Oils or various herbs? Kava Kava seems to be a solid option for panic attacks/anxiety: "This is one of the most popular choices for the treatment of anxiety and insomnia. It is a powerful herb from the South Seas. Used as an alternative to Valium, research studies have found it reduces anxiety equivalently. The advantage is that there are no addictive side effects with the Kava Kava. Bear in mind, Kava Kava WILL knock you out. It acts as a sedative so don’t take it if you need to stay alert f...

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i want oorapichuka lehyam plz send me name of store offering over the counter ## Oora pichuka lehyam anaga yemiti ? what is the manufacturing facts in this? ## let me know the meaning of oorapichuka lehyam? How it made? ## Urapaichuka lehyamlo major ingredient urapichuka flesh untundi. Deeniki first urapichukalani tayaru chess quantity ni batti enni kavalo tesukuntaru. Mamsani avu neyyelo fry chesi mettaganuri dani patu ika konni aphrodisiac (vazeekarana herbal plants) shuddi chesi tayaru chestaru. idi kuda oka manchi libido power kosam vade medicine. kani ide the best emi kadu

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I heard that there is a natural ingrediant one can get by the name of Java or aja or something with a j and an a and I was not able to access that again I was wondering if anyone had any info on it ## Please post if you have any idea what this is! Please be careful, though, herbal remedies can be just as dangerous and have just as many side effects as prescription drugs. ## i think its Kava just a guess ## are you sure it's a J there is a herb called Kava Kava that you may want to look into, but read ALL the precautions and side effects throughly ## Hi, has anyone ever taken herbal xanax? I am trying to get off the real stuff. Thanks Clare

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Anyone in Denver area that can help with pain!!??? ## Hello, I'm not sure what kind of help you are seeking exactly, so I thought I'd throw out a couple suggestions for homeopathic pain remedies. My first suggestion is to try essential oils, there are different oils that can be used for pain relief and to relieve stress, tension, and stomach issues. Grade A essential oils are the best because they are completely pure and are normally made from organically grown plants which are distilled using steam distillation at a specific temperature. Some herbs/oils that can be used for chronic pain are kava kava, betony, and rosemary. Rosemary’s strong analgesic qualities make it very beneficial when used as massage oil for muscle aches and/or headaches. Oregano, thyme, ginger, vetiv...

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