Kava Calm.

Kava-Promotes Calmness, Aids Sleep and Reduces Anxiety
 

Botanical Name: Piper methysticum

Common Names: Kava Kava

Origin: New Zealand

Form: Tablet

Click Here to  pop over to the one we use and order  this brilliant  natural Mother Nature’s aid and type into the top corner search area the word “KAVA” & get some great calm results now.

 

More info:

Kava Kava (Piper methysticum) mixed with water traditionally for  3,000 +years .

It is also used as a ceremonial and social beverage in the Pacific Islands & Australia & our place.

Tablet  & also powder form is used throughout Europe for birth delivery pains.

We use the Brand here which are water soluble Kava contains Kava root extracted with 100% water.

This provides an extract  full spectrum  kavalactones (pyrones).

Kava beverage is used often   sedative  to soothe  nerves, relax the mind & body, give refreshing sleep& ease pain.

Clinical results indicate that Kavalactones can produce physical & mental relaxation  of well-being.

Kava –

• diuretic & anti-inflammatory  may have beneficial effects on the urinary tract.

 

• May assist in the management/relief of nervous tension – stress and mild anxiety
• Assists with physical &mental relaxation and general wellbeing
• May assist in anxiety related to menopause
• May aid sleep
• British Herbal Pharmocopoeia (BHP) specific for infections of the genitourinary tract.

 

Ingredients

Each tablet contains concentrated herbal extract equivalent to dry:
Kava Kava (Piper methysticum) root and rhizome 2.4g (2400mg) – Supplying kavalactones 60mg

 

Instructions for use

Adults – One tablet or as professionally prescribed.
 

Size

Kava 2400mg Tablets contain 60 Kava Tablets.

 

Restrictions

Concomitant use of Kava with central nervous system depressants such as alcohol, barbituates or benzodiazepines may increase the risk of drowsiness and motor reflex depression. Not to be taken in pregnancy unless prescribed by a health practiotioner.

 

It now appears that the aqueous method results in extraction of glutathione in addition to kava lactones, an important factor for protecting the liver from potential damage, whereas the acetone extraction method does not (Whitton et al 2003)