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Kava Review

The Kava Herbal diet pill is a product based on Kava Kava herbs. Kava, or Piper Methysticum, is a member of the pepper family, which grows across the South Pacific. Islanders use the roots to make a milky, mild narcotic drink, which numbs the mouth and acts as a relaxant.

In the West, alternative health shops market this product as a herbal supplement to promote sleep, relieve stress and ease pain. Animal studies show that kava lactones alter neuronal excitation through direct interactions with voltage-dependent ion channels. This causes Kava’s muscle relaxant, anaesthetic, anxiolytic and anticonvulsive properties.

Several isolated cases of psychotic and severe diatomic reactions following the use of Kava suggest that Kava also has psychoactive properties. However, there is no conclusive evidence that kava interferes with normal cognitive processes. Products based on Kava Kava have caused severe liver damage to more than 100 patients worldwide, and several of these cases have been fatal. Canada and other countries banned Kava-Kava in 2002. The United States' Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published numerous warnings concerning this substance.

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