Sentences with phrase «kava root»

you may even like to pick up a hand carved wooden Tanoa and some pounded kava root to take home and share this authentic island experience with your friends.

«There have been several clinical studies conducted, the majority positive and certainly the last two clinical trials we've conducted using kava root extract in tablet form have shown that it's quite effective in treating anxiety,» he says.

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All the foods are made with a CO2 - extracted kava concentrate rather than the powdered root, because chewing the stuff is even less pleasant than drinking it.

Brooklyn Kava owner, Harding Stowe, opened the bar last year, intent on sharing with others the root that had relieved his everyday stress.

One herbal remedy I encountered early on was kava kava — a bitter root reported to calm anxiety.

Aloe, anise, buckthorn bark and berry, blue cohosh, caraway oil, cascara sagrada bark, coltsfoot leaf, comfrey, germander, gordolobo yerba tea, Indian snakeroot, Jin Bu Huan, kava, margosa oil, mate tea, mistletoe, pennyroyal oil, peppermint oil, petasite, rhubarb root, sage, skullcap, uva ursi

Reports of the root causing liver damage led to a 2002 warning from the Food and Drug Administration, along with bans on kava in several countries.

Pacific Islanders have long used an extract of the root of the kava plant (Piper methysticum), which grows on those islands, for social, ceremonial and medicinal purposes, including relaxation and the reduction of anxiety.

Kava is traditionally consumed as a drink, which is made by pounding the peeled root into a powder, mixing it with lukewarm water, and then straining it into a coconut shell that is used as a cup.

We were very careful when creating this formulation to avoid natural sleep aids known to cause side effects and / or withdrawal symptoms, such as valerian root, skullcap, and kava.

Kava makes its home in the South Pacific islands where it is ingrained in social and religious customs and medicinal therapies and is often referred to as the «root of happiness.»

Other medicinals that I would hide in here: reishi, ceanothus, marshmallow root, astragalus, dandelion root, willow, ashwagandha, kava, yellow dock

Herbs that may be beneficial as sedatives or antianxiolytic include valerian root, skullcap, oatstraw and kava.