good "high" but it's too messy to be worth it.

[kl.herbjunkie]

Hi people. I am new here. I've never written a blog entry before, so please bare with me. I just did my first shell of Bula Melo Melo(I think that's the name). It made me so sick to my stomach that I couldn't do another one for fear that I'd throw it up, which is a shame because right now I'm feelin fine. I hope I get over this bein sick to my stomach so I could do more. But right now, like the name says, I,m melo melo. I think with a little time, Icould get to like this stuff, even tho it was a b!tch to clean up. Anyway, thanks for 'hearin me out'. Sorry about this bein so long; like I said I'm pretty f'ed up. This stuff definetly kicks in slowly. Maybe I;m ready for that next shell. Well, bye for now, people.

 

[mos3z]

If its the super fine grind then you need to strain it a lot, if you consume too much of the fiber it can hurt your stomach. I'm not sure if bkh has the melo in the fine grind now or the old grind.

 

[krunkedout]

Kona kava is the biggest bunch of crap that has ever entered the kava bizz. They sell crap. Crap.... Go buy some stone kava and make a brew using a half cup root powder and three or 4 cups of water. If you think you may feel nauseas just pop a tums or eat like half a piece of bread. And after you are done doing all of the above, do a bit of research on the historical and cultural use of kava. For many of the forum members here, (myself included) kava is not a legal high in any sense. For a lot of us it is a medicine. It allows us to get a wee bit Intoxicated while taking away anxiety, helping with depression, as well as relieving muscle pain. Kava is not something that you do for the soul purpose of getting intoxicated; that's just an added bonus. I hope that you continue to enjoy kava and take the time to learn of its cultural significance and medicinal significance that make it so much more than a legal high. Here is a list of some good vendors and strains of kava that I recommend: bulakavahouse.com: Boroguru, Nambawan. Kavabyrex.com: Isa/tudei. Nakamalathome.com: stone. Paradisekava.com: Fijian.

 

[mos3z]

well said

 

[kl.KarmaG]

Kona kava is the biggest bunch of crap that has ever entered the kava bizz. They sell crap. Crap.... Go buy some stone kava and make a brew using a half cup root powder and three or 4 cups of water. If you think you may feel nauseas just pop a tums or eat like half a piece of bread. And after you are done doing all of the above, do a bit of research on the historical and cultural use of kava. For many of the forum members here, (myself included) kava is not a legal high in any sense. For a lot of us it is a medicine. It allows us to get a wee bit Intoxicated while taking away anxiety, helping with depression, as well as relieving muscle pain. Kava is not something that you do for the soul purpose of getting intoxicated; that's just an added bonus. I hope that you continue to enjoy kava and take the time to learn of its cultural significance and medicinal significance that make it so much more than a legal high. Here is a list of some good vendors and strains of kava that I recommend: bulakavahouse.com: Boroguru, Nambawan. Kavabyrex.com: Isa/tudei. Nakamalathome.com: stone. Paradisekava.com: Fijian.

I thought he said he bought Bula's Melo Melo. That's a pretty respectable purchase in my opinion. As far as nausea goes, be sure to strain your grog well. The leftover particulate matter has the potential to upset the stomach a bit. Also, Krunkedout's suggestion of eating something (like bread) is a good one. I always had a little snack after a couple of shells. Cheese and crackers are good, too.

 

[krunkedout]

Kona kava is the biggest bunch of crap that has ever entered the kava bizz. They sell crap. Crap.... Go buy some stone kava and make a brew using a half cup root powder and three or 4 cups of water. If you think you may feel nauseas just pop a tums or eat like half a piece of bread. And after you are done doing all of the above, do a bit of research on the historical and cultural use of kava. For many of the forum members here, (myself included) kava is not a legal high in any sense. For a lot of us it is a medicine. It allows us to get a wee bit Intoxicated while taking away anxiety, helping with depression, as well as relieving muscle pain. Kava is not something that you do for the soul purpose of getting intoxicated; that's just an added bonus. I hope that you continue to enjoy kava and take the time to learn of its cultural significance and medicinal significance that make it so much more than a legal high. Here is a list of some good vendors and strains of kava that I recommend: bulakavahouse.com: Boroguru, Nambawan. Kavabyrex.com: Isa/tudei. Nakamalathome.com: stone. Paradisekava.com: Fijian.

I thought he said he bought Bula's Melo Melo. That's a pretty respectable purchase in my opinion. As far as nausea goes, be sure to strain your grog well. The leftover particulate matter has the potential to upset the stomach a bit. Also, Krunkedout's suggestion of eating something (like bread) is a good one. I always had a little snack after a couple of shells. Cheese and crackers are good, too.

oops my bad, I don't know how I missed the bula melo melo. If that's the stuff he got than at least he has some quality root

 

[kl.bukukava]

love your response about kava NOT being a legal high to take advantage of.

If you have used things to become intoxicated in your past, you'll know that there is a price to pay.

We will always gravitate toward over-use, which leads and breeds addiction.

Kava definitely needs to be respected. This is a blessing. To be able to use this for my anxiety.

 

[Prince Philip]

It's not that messy.



And you can always buy a new kitchen, after all. Several posters here specialize in just that need.