Kava Root
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Kava Root is one of the herbs in the world that has been thoroughly studied as a muscle relaxant. Kava is the non-addictive, all-natural, mild herbal sedative that relaxes the body without harmful side effects. This unique herb from the tropics contains compounds known as kavalactones, which help ease tense muscles throughout the body while leaving your mind calm, sharp, and clear. Kava is fast becoming one of America's most popular herbal supplements, helping millions of people relax naturally.
As a relaxant, Kava Root will produce a state of "relaxed unconcern". This mild, effective herb helps with daily anxiety and will induce sleep at bedtime. Recent clinical studies have shown that the herb Kava is a safe, non-addictive anti-anxiety medicine, and as effective as prescription anxiety agents containing benzodiazepines such as Valium. While benzodiazepines tend to promote lethargy and mental impairment, Kava has been shown to improve concentration, memory, and reaction time for people suffering from anxiety. Kava has been clinically demonstrated as a means of achieving a state of relaxation without the adverse side effects.
As a pain reliever, Kava Root treats minor pain effectively.
Kava Root excels at treating menopause symptoms, bringing substantial reductions in hot flashes and balancing mood.
Kava Root Supplementation
Kava Kava (Concentrate) Herbal Dietary Supplement -- Helps reduce normal anxiety without impairing mental function. May help promote more restful sleep in those struggling with occasional restlessness. Each capsule contains 200 mg kava kava root concentrate.
Warnings: Do not use Kava Root if you are pregnant or nursing. Consult your physician before taking Kava Kava if you are currently taking anticoagulants, oral contraceptives, anti-depressants, anti-seizure medications, drugs to treat HIV or prevent transplant rejection, or any other prescription drug. Do not use this product if you suffer from Parkinson's disease. Excess use can disturb vision, dilate pupils, and affect walking and driving. One study found that it was safe to drive after taking Kava at the dosage listed above.
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