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Description, Kava Kava is a herbal remedy that is made from the roots of Piper Methysticum, kava has been used to treat number of conditions including, anxiety,promotes relaxation,stress
management, trouble sleeping and premenstrual syndrome (PMS) the physical and emotional symptoms that come before a women’s menstrual cycle. Step by Step Kava mixing Guide Step 1: Measuring the
Kava Powder. Depending on the strength of the kava powder and your desired effects, it is generally recommended to use between 2 to 4 tablespoons of kava powder per serving. For first-time users or
those sensitive to kava, starting with a smaller amount is advisable. As you become accustomed to the effects, the amount can be adjusted to suit your preferences. Kava powder is made from the
roots of the kava plant, which are dried and ground into a fine powder. Step 2: Mixing Kava Powder with Water In a large mixing bowl, combine the kava powder with cold or lukewarm water. The ratio
of water to kava powder can also be adjusted to taste, but a common starting point is 4 parts water to 1 part kava powder. Avoid using hot water, as it can compromise the quality of the kava. The
water should be clean and free from any contaminants to ensure the best possible taste. Step 3: Kneading and Straining the Kava Mixture Place the kava and water mixture in a strainer bag or
cheesecloth, and knead the mixture for about 10 to 20 minutes. This process releases the kavalactones into the water, creating a potent kava drink. It is important to be thorough during this step
to ensure the extraction of the maximum amount of kavalactones. Kavalactones are the active compounds in kava that are responsible for its calming effects. After kneading, squeeze the strainer bag
or cheesecloth to release any remaining liquid into the mixing bowl. This liquid, known as "grog," is the final kava drink product. Grog is a term used to describe any alcoholic beverage that is
diluted with water, but in the case of kava, it refers to the final product of the kava-making process. Step 4: Serving and Enjoying the Kava Drink Now that your kava grog is ready, pour it into a
serving cup or coconut shell, and enjoy! It is normal for kava to have an earthy, bitter taste, so take your time sipping and savoring the experience. To maximize the relaxing effects, try
consuming your kava drink in a tranquil atmosphere, such as a quiet room or outdoors in nature. Kava is often consumed in a social setting, so feel free to share with friends and family. In some
cultures, kava is used as a ceremonial drink to mark special occasions. It is important to note that kava can have side effects, such as dizziness, nausea, and headaches. It is also not recommended
to consume kava with alcohol or other drugs, as it can increase the risk of adverse effects. As with any new substance, it is best to start with a small amount and monitor your body's reaction. If
you have any concerns, it is always best to consult with a healthcare professional. Bulk Orders are Most welcome buy at a wholesale price.
