Oh boy, can you just imagine what the chemtrail and anti-flouride folks would do if we put kava in the water! On the other hand maybe they would chill out just a bit...This is great but I still am bothered by the notion of health as something someone does as a reaction to an existing problem, maybe even after it has gotten to a crisis.
This is the beauty of kava: yes it can treat but it's amazing at preventing.
Yeah, you can shrink a tumor with it prolly but how much better if you can prevent it in the first place! You have insomnia but how about you drink kava and never get insomnia in the first place? It can treat anxiety very well but it works like a charm to prevent it even better. I do not believe kava can treat or cure depression but I do strongly suspect it is efficient at preventing depression, especially first time episodes of depression. Thing with depression is it's like heat injuries. If you never have it, chances are pretty low you'll get it, but once you do have it, your odds of getting a second episode go way up, then after a second your odds of a third go up even more and eventually it's just a chronic cycle of on again off again. Why not use kava and other techniques of mental hygiene to keep people off that conveyor belt in the first place.
Honestly, I think the gov't should make high quality kava available for free, like school lunch programs and putting vitamin D in milk and fluoride in tooth paste.
I think kava's effects in general mental hygiene are probably extremely far-reaching, that we're only just beginning to scratch the surface here. It doesn't just make me peaceful, calm, happy, etc, it also helps me be more focused, more productive, sleep even better, eat better, have better weight, its pain relief helps me work and workout harder. Ultimately I think it makes me a nicer person and also happier. And I enjoyed all of that before kava, but kava made everything even better, in ways I never imagined possible.
Sigh..... I love kava.
1-Thanks for this link! Also the summary of another study by Dr. Kautu at Greenville College (link was on Forums awhile back) "kava seems to have an effect on the transmission of acetylcholine" and may benefit the human brain and nervous system.
Lol well geoengineering does actually happen and is even proven by NASA. As for as flouride goes it is toxic to a degree even if it does have benefits. I don't really care one way or the other on either subject though because there is nothing that any individual can do about it whether it's good or bad. Regardless we probably should stay away from such topics because they quickly become political.
I am going to drop the first topic - I was just throwing out a funny line, not trying to be political. Which is tough because I quite enjoy debating scientific topics and have learned a lot about people by doing so.Lol well geoengineering does actually happen and is even proven by NASA. As for as flouride goes it is toxic to a degree even if it does have benefits. I don't really care one way or the other on either subject though because there is nothing that any individual can do about it whether it's good or bad. Regardless we probably should stay away from such topics because they quickly become political.
Anyhoo that is awesome to see more benefits becoming known about this amazing plant. I can't say that Kava has changed my life to the degree that some here have experienced but I do generally feel better since making it a regular part of my life. I sleep much better, and feel better through the day. My attitude towards others seems much more accepting now also. BULA to all
You may be running up against our old mindset of "better off to keep quiet". It was out of fear that the obscurity of kava coupled with any negative light would draw a flurry of fire from governing agencies. Now that we have the traction, and member base that we have, we're slowly coming around to a more "tell all" attitude. I'm all for a 100% accurate depiction of kava, good, bad or indifferent
That's one of the most interesting things about KF for me, there are nearly 4K members, with varying opinions on everything, but we get together to share our experiences with kava, which no one disagrees onYou may be running up against our old mindset of "better off to keep quiet". It was out of fear that the obscurity of kava coupled with any negative light would draw a flurry of fire from governing agencies. Now that we have the traction, and member base that we have, we're slowly coming around to a more "tell all" attitude. I'm all for a 100% accurate depiction of kava, good, bad or indifferent
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Yeah, I am not talking about anything real new here just the usual:
I see it here but it looks like just a teaser for the full article in the magazine.
My dermo drives womenses wild with lust. It's a mixed blessing.
Thanks for checking...I'll contact the magazine to find out if I can buy just 1 on-line copy of the article, rather than subscribing for a year.
No argument with what you have stated. I am in full agreement. Most of those side effects I experienced were with microgrind - which I am sure I overindulged in. After going to traditional prep, and likely lower quantities of overall the side effects are much more tolerable. However, I do miss that real kick in the head that 3TBS of microgrind all at once can give you. It would seem that doing traditional prep slows down my intake pretty considerably. Sort of like the difference between drinking drinking light beer and doing shots.
I think the fine line is a real fuzzy wiggly smudge.
