Karma Kava Bar serves the absolute finest quality kava available in the known universe. The origins of kava are shrouded in mystery. Although some authorities believe that it was discovered by accident, others point out that the herb has been used for healing purposes in the Islands of the Pacific Ocean for centuries. There is evidence that the ancient Aztecs used it to treat spasms and cramps during labor. The name kava comes from the Tahitian word “kava”, which means “water in motion” or “motion body” – a term that conveys both its physical and spiritual meaning.

When people began to refer to this herb as kava, it was probably because of its effects on both the body and mind. The history of kava’s use in mental and spiritual healing practices is long and colorful. It was used to treat a range of ailments in religious rituals throughout the Islands. It appears to have been especially effective against epilepsy, and records indicate that it remained popular even up until the early 19th century. By the time of World War II, more soldiers were coming home from service with complaints of headaches, insomnia, depression, and general irritability. Kava was an increasingly popular treatment for these and other disorders, and it was soon used as an alternative medicine for those who were either ill or concerned about their health.

The roots of kava are usually green, but they are sometimes red, too. Some of the most potent kava available today are red varieties, and they contain high amounts of kavalactone (the active ingredient). While there is much evidence regarding the history of the herb, very little is known about its health benefits. It’s not clear how or why kava helps the body, and no one really knows what kava actually does for the body. However, there are some things that are known about kava and the possible health benefits:

This herb has been used in the United States to help with anxiety and to calm the nervous system. It has also been used in traditional therapy to treat a wide range of mental disorders, including depression, epilepsy, migraine headaches, nightmares, chronic pain, and even to treat sexual dysfunction in both men and women. While there is some evidence regarding the benefits of kava, there is no hard scientific evidence that shows that it is effective for any medical condition. Some doctors believe that there is some benefit to using the herb, especially for people who don’t get enough rest during their days off from work. The herb can be used in combination with a regimen of lifestyle changes, especially to promote better health in the elderly.

While kava may be helpful for some people, it is not recommended for others. In addition to being potentially addictive, kava can have unpleasant side effects, and it can cause vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea, and heartburn. Long-term use may lead to a condition called tardive dyskinesia, which is a condition that causes movement problems. In this case, the patient may be partially paralysed. There have been reports of deaths caused by kava, although these are very rare and occur in extremely low doses.

Although the health benefits of kava are not great, there are some who recommend the herb for anxiety or sleeping disorders. If you suffer from anxiety, insomnia, depression, panic attacks, or tardive dyskinesia, you should discuss kava tea with your doctor before taking it. Also, people with liver disease, kidney disease, diabetes, hypertension, cancer, or bone disease, should avoid kava. Consult your doctor before taking any herbal medication for these conditions.