Kava - Instant Borogoru
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Instant Borogoru Kava: The Last Cup, Without the Wait
Borogoru, the heavy evening cultivar from Espiritu Santo, made by dehydrating the fresh root juice into a powder that stirs straight into water. Same cultivar, same peppery depth, no kneading; a teaspoon makes a cup, so a pack goes about three times as far as the traditional grind. For the nights when there is no time for the ritual but you still want the Kava.
- Character
- Peppery · Fresh herbs · Liquorice
- Companion for
- Tired bodies · Slowing down · Deep rest
- Pairs well with
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Chamomile (Matricaria recutita): apple-scented flowers of the daisy family, long associated with calm evenings, rest and digestion. Enjoyed as a tea.
A calming herb that is useful for nervous stomachs, colic, heart spasms, relieving colds, flus, and fevers, plus a powerful antiviral, and soothing & uplifting tea for nervous tension, anxiety and depression.
An intricate climbing flower, a classic for winding down.
Ingredients
Content: Noble Kava root (Piper methysticum), Borogoru cultivar, instant (dehydrated root juice)
Herbal Intelligence
Phytochemistry
Kava root and rhizome contain a group of compounds known as kavalactones, including kavain, dihydrokavain and methysticin. These constituents have been studied extensively for their action on the nervous system.
Living tradition
Kava has been the Pacific's shared evening drink for some three thousand years, poured in ceremony and in company. Today it is best known as the herb people reach for in place of alcohol: a social drink for the end of the day, and the alternative our customers most often come to us for.
Suggested use
Stir 2 to 4 teaspoons (5 to 15 g) into 300 mL of water, juice or a smoothie per person; nothing to strain. Start with one teaspoon. Drunk over the evening, a few times a week rather than every day, and not on a night with alcohol. A splash of milk or coconut milk makes it smoother.
Specifications
- Other Names
- Coral flower, Kava kava, kawa, waka, lewena, yaqona, grog (Fiji), sakau (Pohnpei), 'awa (Hawaii), 'ava (Samoa) and wati (New Guinea)
- Range
- Noble Kava
- Grown In
- Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu
- Organic Status
- Chemical/pesticide free
- Plant Parts
- Root
- Packaging
- Home compostable, reusable zip lock pouch
- Kavalactone profile
- 243516, dihydrokavain-led
The six digits rank the main kavalactones by abundance: 1 desmethoxyyangonin, 2 dihydrokavain, 3 yangonin, 4 kavain, 5 dihydromethysticin, 6 methysticin. A code beginning 42 is kavain-led and lighter; one beginning 24 leads with dihydrokavain and sits heavier.
Vegan Friendly
Precautions
- Kava is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women and children.
- Contraindicated with L-Dopa and other Parkinson's disease drugs.
- Caution in liver disease.
- Do not operate heavy machinery.
- Avoid prolonged use.
- Caution - It is not recommended to consume Kava alongside nervous system depressant medications such as sedatives, antidepressants, MAOIs, Benzodiazepines, antipsychotics.
Happy Herb Co shares referenced knowledge about herbs and makes no therapeutic claims for its products. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition, please speak with a health professional before using any herb.
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This particular kava does not agree with me which is the only reason for the 4 stars. I am grateful I was able to get the 3 pack and trial them all. Very handy as an instant, dissolving kava.
So easy to make, really nice relaxing buzz very similar to alcohol without the hangover in the morning. Will definitely buy again!
I suffer from anxiety and find that this wonderful Kava Blend is the perfect tonic for nerves.
Highly recommend it. Slow onset and lasts longer.
So happy to hear our Kava has been helping you Chris!
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