I was doing some Wacacon Waka once, results were OK but not spectacular. Toward the end of the shells, I ate something (which I can't remember) and immediately after suddenly got seriously whacked by the Waka. Bam! Good thing I didn't have to drive anywhere. I've read that some suggest taking a bit of hot and spicy food which I've tried (Jack Links Jalapeno sticks) but it doesn't seem to do much. Does anyone have suggestions of what might work?
During a session, what to eat to enhance kava effects?
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kastom_lif
Kava Lover
Wait at least half an hour after your last shell then eat anything hot, spicy and greasy.
Zaphod
Kava Lover
This has been discussed quite a bit in the past and I am sure you can find good threads with lots of suggestions. Most boil down to two variations that do the trick - spicy foods and fat. Some like their fat in the form of greasy food, other like myself like dairy fat like cheese. My suggestion is try both and see how it goes...
Plantacious
Kava Enthusiast
I thought it was from the fat, but is there a difference if it's greasy ?
Like, is greasy, fatty food better than non-greasy, fatty food ?
Greasy / Fatty are probably being used interchangeably when it really is referring specifically to lipids. The lipids (or fats) we theorize allow for a quicker uptake of kavalactones in the stomach lining and the small intestine.
Plantacious
Kava Enthusiast
So, a chocolate bar, with bacon grease drizzled on it, and hot spices sprinkled on it.
Zaphod
Kava Lover
I have melted some good dark chocolate, mixed with microgrind, and resolidifed for a kava chocolate bar before. It was decent but (1) hard to mix in enough microgrind into a reasonable amount of chocolate to not have to eat a ton and (2)I love the taste of a good dark chocolate and the kava ruins that taste. Eating it after a shell is much better
kastom_lif
Kava Lover
I need to try spicy сало в шоколаде after kava.
kastom_lif
Kava Lover
It is literally pork fat dipped in chocolate. A Ukrainian specialty.