Kava bars may be the only bars that get quieter as the night goes on. Kava, or kava kava, which is a member of the pepper family and native to the Pacific Islands, has been used by natives for ...

At 5 p.m. on a spring Wednesday, all of the stools were already occupied by a kaleidoscope of characters. Most were self-acknowledged “crunchy hippies,” and more than one was barefoot. But then there ...

Kava (Piper methysticum) is a plant native to the Pacific islands. Its roots are dried, crushed, and mixed with water which turns it into a non-alcoholic drink with sedative and stress relieving ...

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), After Reviewing Historical Use and Modern Safety Evidence, Officially Confirms Kava is a Food Under Federal Law This federal confirmation, issued through ...

If you’ve ever visited a wellness bar in popular cities, you may have come across something new on the menu: kava. Once largely unknown outside the South Pacific, kava has recently grown in popularity ...