Kava tea

[WarrensaJonest]

I'm new to the whole kava thing, but I'm really interested to learn more about it. I've heard that kava is an amazing plant with so many great benefits!

 

[beefnewton]

Something tells me you have a recommendation you can barely contain yourself from sharing.

 

[beefnewton]

There it is...

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[lamarclark09]

Kava tea indeed has some relaxation properties but at the same time, excessive use of it can cause severe liver damage. So before trying anything new aside from its uses and advantages also focus on what disadvantages they have too.

 

[kid666]

I got to laugh every time I hear someone say they won't drink Kava because of potential liver damage,
but meanwhile most of us have been on steroids for over 2 decades.
Just my opinion,butI'm pretty sure I'll be just fine if I decide to drink an occasional 8oz cup before bed.

 

[blm]

I take kava root extract capsules occasionally. Those from wcbb may recall my post before the board went down. I was going through a really rough time with personal issues, family loss, and building a new home at the tail end of covid. I was lost 20lbs and a considerable amount of hair. I was on the verge of losing my marriage and my relationship with my kids was less than ideal. It all revolved around stress and anxiety. I took antidepressants years ago and due to the way they made me feel after prolonged use, I vowed never to take them again.

I recalled using kava tea while overseas in the military and vaguely remembered that it was calming.

I purchased a well reviewed product and within hours, my life began to change for the better. It melted my anxiety immediately but not like Xanax or Ativan. it was a natural feeling of calmness and well being. Not high. Not buzzed. Zero psychoactive effects. I took a double dose for a couple weeks while I was dealing with some real heavy stuff and then tapered down. Once I got a grasp on the things going on around me, I eventually tapered off. Now, I only use it when I absolutely have to.

If you do your research, you'll discover that the negative liver effects are over blown and are related to abuse, not therapeutic responsible use.

I could go on and on, but the bottom line is, it works and it helped save my life and marriage. No exaggeration.