What is Kava Effect like?

Kava, also called kava kava, is made from the root of a plant called Piper methysticum. The plant is a member of the pepper family and grows on islands in the Pacific Ocean. Kava has been used for centuries by Indigenous people there. They take it to relieve pain, for relaxation, and as a part of sacred rituals. In local languages, the word “kava” refers to its bitter taste. It has been used for centuries in activities ranging across social, political, ritual, and even medicinal purposes. The kava trend picked up in west in the early 2000’s, and it has been touted as the best natural anti-anxiety supplement available. It has been used for centuries in activities ranging across social, political, ritual, and even medicinal purposes.

Kava's effects are all dependent on how you consume it and how your unique body chemistry reacts to it. While many people turn to alcohol to unwind, Kava is a great way to unwind at the end of the day.

Most kava users agree that the mood-enhancing property of this plant extract makes it an intriguing herbal remedy, even if you’re not someone who feels anxious often.